Estate sale find. Two matching full opened antique / vintage feedsacks, featuring small brightly colored flowers on a cream background.
One measures about 39" x 46"; the other measures about 37" x 42". I'm not sure why the size difference, as the original stitch holes can be seen on both. Not sure if different size bags were available for purchase? At any rate, there is a lot of fabulous fabric here.
Please see the last photo - the smaller of the two has a small flaw. It shows up as a brown area - looks almost like it was scorched with the edge of a hot iron. No other flaws noted.
These are all partial feedsacks, but several are 1/4, 1/2 or more worth of fabric. A few obviously had a previous a previous life, as they appear to be from deconstructed / partially made garments(?). As is usually the case, several of the pieces have some spots, frayed areas, faded spots and small holes, but nothing significant. I measured each piece to show dimensions, as well as providing close ups of most of the pieces.
These pieces are fresh and clean, ready for use, with no odors detected.
Will be shipped in a poly bag to save you money on shipping.
Please be aware of the following:
- Our home is pet friendly / smoke free, although we do use a wood burning fireplace.
- All items are shipped with Delivery Confirmation. Shipping charge for this item includes additional USPS costs for insurance over $100 and cost for Delivery Signature.
- Please do not blame us if you feel the shipping charge is too high. We ship through the US Postal Service and rarely charge extra for shipping materials. Shipping costs will always be available before purchase and will never be higher than stated in the listing.
- Nearly all items listed are antique or vintage, and come from tag sales, estate sales or auctions. As such, we do not have information regarding the environment they came from or how they were stored. Normal wear should be expected. We will always try to let you know if we detect any odors or blemishes, as well as the condition the item is in.
- Please use the pictures as part of the description and ask question before placing bids.