Lint op rol, wit satijn met in het midden twee strepen zwart, één zijde is geschulpt en afgezet met een golvende rand in zwart c. 1890 - 1935

This small, round spool of white satin ribbon with two black stripes and a scalloped edge is a striking example of the decorative details used in textile production during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The spool, created by Gustav Schnitzler, is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship involved in creating such delicate embellishments. While the exact purpose of this ribbon is unknown, it was likely used for garment trim or other decorative applications. The spool’s inscription, "10 Mètres Garantis," indicates that it contained ten meters of high-quality ribbon.