◼️63×48 I purchased this around 2011 from an online antique shop called AMELIE. I loved being able to buy high-quality French fabrics there, but unfortunately, they are no longer in business. It's a shame. The shop owner only carried carefully selected lace and fabrics, so everything I bought from AMELIE was a winner. Items always sold out quickly. This is a very cute round tulle lace. I was told it dates back to the 1800s. You'll surely appreciate its value when you hold it in your hands. You'll be drawn to the ribbon motifs, flower motifs, and the lovely ecru color. I think you can feel its precious presence. It would look great draped over a pannier, as shown in the first photo, or perhaps hung in a small window. The color in the second photo is the closest representation. It's not pure white, but rather an ivory-ish, off-white, or beige color. As it is old, there are some stains, fraying, and small holes. Purchase is preferred from someone who understands antiques. For those who love French antiques Living with antiques Inspired by Masaki Flea market finds Country-style goods #antiquelace #1800santique #tullelace #roundlace #antiquetextiles #victorianlace #handmade materials #lacecollection #antiquefabric #antique lace