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Hi, they are indeed retro, they date from the early 19th century. They are called antimacassars. They are usually embroidered cotton cloth or in this case crochet. I'm not sure they are commercially available, have you got an aged relative you can con persuade to make you some, or learn yourself.
Colin
ooh well done jxke.
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Last Edit: Mar 9, 2015 14:56:47 GMT by colnerov
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Seat Covers...fr€$h&m1nt¥
@freshandminty
Club Retro Rides Member 99
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They remind me of the covers people used to put on sofas to stop the brylcream ruining their 3 piece suite.  |
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I wonder if wedding suppliers might have something similar (for wedding cars) ?
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Seat Covers...accord83
@accord83
Club Retro Rides Member 51
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What about going to a fancy net curtain shop, finding what you like, and making a paper template pinned together for a seamstress (or anyone with a sewing machine you can schmooze up) to make some for you?
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74 Mk1 Escort 1360, 1971 Vauxhall Victor SL2000 Estate.
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