Exceptional 19th Century French Hand-Embroidered Linen Napkins – Set of 2, Monogram & Floral

From a period when linens were treasured family heirlooms, this set of two 19th-century French hand-embroidered linen napkins exudes refinement and charm. Each napkin offers dual elegance: a corner features a finely stitched white monogram “K W” or “W K”, while the opposite corner displays a large, beautifully detailed floral motif with a delicate hydrangea accent, allowing two stylish ways to present on your table.

The napkins are made from pristine white linen and finished with hand-laddered hems, showcasing the meticulous workmanship of a bygone era. Perfect for intimate meals, elegant trays, or as part of a formal table setting, these napkins evoke the sophistication of noble estates and trousseaux of 19th-century France.{Perfect if you eat with your love, or for a tray for yourself, use one as the mat and one for your napkin.}

Collector’s Note

Hand-embroidered estate linens from the 19th century are increasingly rare, particularly pieces with both monogram and floral detailing. This set of napkins exemplifies heirloom quality and artistry, prized by collectors and decorators for luxury tablescapes, holiday entertaining, and French country-inspired settings.

• Measure 23" x22".

Brand	frenchgardenhouse