March 11, 2024
Vintage 50’s Mid-Century Tablecloth Russel Wright? Simtex?
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Vintage 50’s Mid-Century Tablecloth Russel Wright? Simtex? Offered is this vintage tablecloth that is very much in the style of Russel Wright. It sure looks like Wright’s plaid Simtex tablecloths. But, the material is thinner than Simtex and there is no tag. According to the Wright book, he produced a number of fabrics by different manufacturers. Perhaps this is one. It features an eye-catching color scheme of warm colors. Measuring about 50.5 by 48.5”, it is clean, has good color and there are no stains, holes, or rips. This tablecloth is an excellent complement to any retro, 1950’s, mid-century modern interior. Virtual Estate Sales Policies Returns: Buyers may return items for any reason. Please notify us immediately upon receipt if you are not satisfied with your purchase. We will refund your purchase price less the shipping. If we make a mistake in our item description, we will refund your purchase price, plus shipping. Item must be returned within seven days of receipt and received in same the condition in which it was sent. Refunds will be made via PayPal. Feedback: Your satisfaction is our highest priority. If there's a problem, please get in touch with us BEFORE you post feedback, so that we can work it out. We strive for 5 star service. Problems can be avoided by asking questions before bidding. Please don’t hesitate
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