• Needlepoint races in the Auvergne region of France.
•  I bought this from a madam whose inhireted from her grandmother, who was a lace shop tenant.
• Antique lace from the 1850's.
• It is said that the craftsmen who weave needlepoint lace are 1/10,000 of the craftsmen who weave bobbin lace, so it is a very valuable lace.
• It seems that there are almost no craftsmen who can make delicate lace like this now.
• Lace tableware with delicate and beautiful embroidery.
• The sheerness is very elegant, and there are various patterns such as four-leaf clovers and flowers, and the unevenness is also attractive.
• It can be used as a focal point for tableware, and it is also nice to draw it under a vase.
• Size 26 cm x 35 cm  Weight 15g
• The color is yellowish due to aging. There is a part where brown dirt can be seen on the edge. There are several small holes, and if you stretch it out, you can see small holes. However, this antique lace is extremely rare nowadays.