Servet van wit linnendamast 1852 - 1889

This white linen damask tablecloth, produced by the Rath brothers' firm between 1852 and 1889, features an elegant design. The center of the tablecloth is adorned with four repeating heraldic motifs, likely representing the coats of arms of a noble family or a city. The border is comprised of a delicate wreath of leaves, adding a touch of organic beauty to the overall design. This intricate detail is characteristic of damask weaving, a technique that uses different threads to create a raised and textured pattern. This tablecloth would have been a luxurious addition to any household during this era, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of the Rath brothers.