Elgin
14 Point Nottingham Lace
$79.00 – $398.00
Elgin, from our historic collection of late Victorian and Edwardian cotton lace curtains, is a finely woven, open pattern featuring a dense border that surrounds tiny sprays of flowers and an inner floral frame. This elegant pattern is suited for 19th and early 20th century interiors. For a simple, elegant window treatment, use one 59” width panel per window; for a fuller look, use two 36” widths. The special 118” width will accommodate even the largest window!
Custom shortening is available for $20/panel; please order the stock size longer than your desired custom length and indicate it on the order form.
All panels are delivered with a 1-1/2” rod pocket and 1” decorative header above it (unless otherwise requested). Bottom rod pockets will be added upon request.
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Elgin is a Cooper Lace pattern woven in 14 Point Nottingham Lace. Nottingham Lace Curtains are a machine-woven textile; the technology was developed in the mid-19th century and enabled every household to own affordable lace curtains. This is the type of lace that many of you are familiar with, and it is woven in a variety of point sizes from 8-point (the heaviest) to 14-point (the finest). We’re happy to send cuttings or samples of any of our patterns for you to compare weaves and colors.
Nottingham panels are 95% cotton and 5 % polyester. They are effectively completely cotton, as the polyester is a single thread that binds the outer edge of the panel to help it keep its shape.
| Color | |
|---|---|
| Size | 118" x 126", 118" x 90", 36" x 126", 36" x 63", 36" x 84", 36" x 90", 59" x 104", 59" x 126", 59" x 63", 59" x 72", 59" x 84", 59" x 90" |
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