1950s Madeira white cutwork lace afternoon dress
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
White linen Madeira cut work lace day dress...from the late 1950s-early 1960s...princess seamed...open neckline, shoulder straps sit at edge of shoulder...very fitted...back kick ple...
1960s colourful Madeira applique linen shift dress
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Colourful linen applique shift dress made in Madeira from the 1960s...Possibly from Farra's of Madeira a shop that hand made dresses, linens & children's clothing...Beautifully made ...
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H 19 in W 12 in D 1 in
"Aperitif and Grapes in Madeira" Still Life Realist Oil Painting on Linen Framed
By Bert Beirne
Located in New York, NY
A luminous still life that borrows themes from Dutch 17th Century Masters, we are drawn to the very details that Beirne captures effortlessly. The subdued, yet boldness of the colors...
Linen, Oil
Vintage Madeira cut work white linen dress with circle skirt 1950s
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Summery white linen dress from the 1950s has a bodice and upper skirt of Madeira cut work lace...The bodice is fitted, the neckline dips lower at the back...The skirt is circular...U...
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