Vintage Guests Gladden Hearts Embroidered Kitchen Tea Towel peter max These two linens came from

These two linens came from the collection of a Minnesota seamstress who not only was a master of beautiful needlework herself but who also curated a collection of vintage and antique linens over the course of her life for her own enjoyment

created a network of manufacturers that would provide products to stock his shop back in New York

the Cinsa product line encourages communal eating

The best memory of all is of a Scottish garden

where it arrived in port in New York City destined for a local china shop and a buyer's admiration

Vintage Guests Gladden Hearts Embroidered Kitchen Tea Towel peter max These two linens came fromGuests gladden hearts {HISTORY} Guests gladden hearts. Such a sweet sentiment for a pretty little kitchen towel destined for tea trays, baked good baskets, and holiday hospitality. Beautifully embroidered, this vintage linen includes flower bouquets, a clipper ship, and a lady and her gent all harmoniously tied together with vintage yellow floral feedsack material. Most likely made during the 1930s or 1940s when feedsack material was making its way