Lace 1

This is a beauty. The fine material the lace is sewn to is sheer and naturally brown from age. There are very tiny hand stitches attaching the lace to the fabric. I don't know what the original intention was for this piece, but it is beautiful.There are no holes in the fabric, and no musty smell.5&1/2 inches wide, by 27 inches long.

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Lace 2

This looks like machine-made lace, but it is still very pretty. I tea-stained it. There are 43 inches of it, and it has mitred corners. It's 3 inches wide. There are some wear holes in this piece, but it would still make a wonderful trim for a prim dress or two.Price includes 1st class shipping.

Trouble Light Cage

I have looked for one like this on the Web-couldn't find it! This is a supply because these are hot right now for making lamps. Get a beautiful Edison lightbulb and hang it with this old trouble light cage over it-and you've got a really neat modern-cottage style lamp. I've seen them other places with newer trouble lights for hundreds of dollars!

This gem is old, but is in perfect condition. There are no breaks in the wires. This is the most unusual one in my collection.Price includes Priority shipping.

One Ounce Cotswold Wool

This is unwashed wool. It is from a Cotswold-cross. There are very lovely ringlets in this wool. It's quite clean as it is, and I do not wash it to use for doll's hair-I use it just like this. I purchased this fleece in 2009 at a Fiber Festival, so it is not old. I can send you washing instructions if you wish. There are some nice color variations-white to cream to light brown. This is one full ounce, which I measure on a scale. The price includes 1st class shipping.