April 22, 2024
Vintage EAMES Tablecloth PINK & AQUA ROOSTERS & TEACUPS
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UNCLE BUNK'S TRUNK Vintage Kitchen Linens Set your table the old fashioned way! Vintage EAMES Tablecloth PINK & AQUA ROOSTERS & TEACUPS It's a barnyard jubilee all over this fun vintage tablecloth! Colorful plates and teacups line the border, each one decorated with a proud rooster while the center is bordered in spoons. Gorgeous aqua and pink make for a fab fifties display. This tablecloth is featured in Pamela Glasell's Collectors' Guide to Vintage Tablecloths , p. 120. Truly something to crow about! SIZE: 48x67 FABRIC: heavy cotton, 2 sides hemmed, 2 selvage HOLES, WORN AREAS: none SPOTS, STAINS, MARKS: few spots (pix 7-9), few light stains visible when held up to light RATING: good/very good Check out my other auctions; you'll save money on combined shipping for multiple items! All items as is. Remember this is a vintage item; it is not new. It reflects the gentle loving usage it has received over its many years. I am a proud member of the VTLC(Vintage Tablecloth Lover's Club) and do my best to ad to its high standards of quality . Shipping and handling within the U.S. is a flat $6.50 (International is more - I will email you with shipping costs if you're outside the U.S.) I accept Paypal and money orders only: NO PERSONAL CHECKS . Please pay within 7 days of auction end. Happy bidding! This was created using Auction Zealot'
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