These lovely vintage Madeira napkins will look perfect with your grandmother’s china. Most likely produced in the 1920s or 30s, this set of twelve is a rare find. They appear to be rarely used, with only the odd stain here and there. These have been laundered and pressed to make sure they are in the best condition possible. They are ready to give as a wedding gift or to an antiques loving Grandmillennial.
Ecru fabric with grey trim. Scalloped edges. 16” square.
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