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Vintage Unused Linen Broderie Waiter Tea Towel Blue

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Vintage Unused Linen Broderie Waiter Tea Towel BlueA fun vintage Broderie tea towel! Features a waiter outside a hotel room door with a pot of coffee and the wine list under his arm. The door is marked "Do No Disturb." Nice detail including the floral rug under his feet and tea carts on the sides. A band of blue across the bottom. This vintage tea towel measures approximately 29 by 15 inches. Has the original tag, "Broderie Creations, Pure Line, Hand Printed." Has what appears to be a dye lines down
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