Cross Stitched Table Runner

Antique | 1920s | Linen | Table Runner

Cross Stitched Table Runner showcasing authentic American craftsmanship with distinctive 1920s styling. This antique statement piece features intricate geometric cross-stitch designs that capture the essence of traditional American needlework artistry. The detailed linen construction demonstrates exceptional quality and attention to detail, creating a timeless antique table runner that complements both vintage and southwestern interior design. Perfect for collectors of American folk art textiles and antique home decor enthusiasts.

Specifications:

• Era: 1920s Antique
• Pattern: Geometric cross-stitch design
• Color: Blue, green, red, white
• Material: Linen
• Condition: Pre-owned good condition
• Dimensions: 62" x 16.5"
• Manufacturing Origin: United States
• Care Instructions: Hand wash cold, air dry

Key Features

Authentic American antique construction with traditional geometric cross-stitch design elements. The table runner showcases detailed hand-stitched patterns typical of 1920s American folk art textiles. Quality antique craftsmanship ensures durability while maintaining the distinctive aesthetic of vintage southwestern needlework. The substantial linen construction and precise cross-stitch work demonstrate superior handcraft techniques and traditional American antique textile artistry.

Perfect for

Antique textile collectors seeking authentic American folk art pieces. Ideal for southwestern decor enthusiasts, rustic style lovers, and anyone wanting to add distinctive antique character to their dining room or farmhouse display. Perfect as an antique table runner for casual dining occasions, rustic cabin decor, or as a statement piece for southwestern-inspired interior design.

Condition Details

Condition is pre-owned good condition without issues or damage. Shows appropriate age characteristics while maintaining structural integrity and vibrant colors. All cross-stitch work remains secure with no loose threads or color bleeding. The piece displays normal antique patina that adds to its authentic character and historical appeal as a fine example of 1920s American antique needlework.