Lenetts Collections

Vintage floral needlepoint in a wood frame with green velvet matting 🌷
This long, narrow piece features hand-stitched pink tulip buds, a perfect cottagecore, English country, or grandmillennial accent. The layered frame and rich colors give it that collected-over-time charm that looks amazing on a gallery wall, bookshelf, or tucked into a cozy corner. Measures 5 3/16” x 15.6”. Big thanks to ChatGPT for the fun description 😂. $45 plus shipping. DM or comment to claim

These 6 beautiful Chinoiserie-inspired Limoges canapé plates were the result of a collaboration between Charles Ahrenfeldt in Limoges France and Wright, Tyndale & Van Roden, a prestigious Philadelphia importer of fine china and glass in the late 19th century. The marriage of French craftsmanship and American high-end retail. DM or comment to claim

The angle, the location, the shirt!

Antique black forest frame with glass. In the frame is a hand colored print of a fashion plate from the July 1867 issue of Godey’s Lady’s Book. Frame measures 14.5” x 12.5” at widest point, inside dimensions are 10” x 8”. $55 DM or comment to claim.

What’s more fun than finding a closet filled with 1970s deadstock menswear? Here’s a taste of what’s headed to Etsy and the shop. All size Medium, if you see anything you love shoot me a DM for pricing

A little AI magic to make this vintage paper mache band of Easter chicks even cuter than they already are 🐥. $60 for the band of four DM or comment to claim

Framed crewel needlework in a wood frame c1970s. A garden of flowers with a bumble bee. Measures 13 1/8”” x 16 6/8”. $85 DM or comment to claim

What did you do during the snow storm? After hours of sorting and organizing the basement I sat down to needlepoint with this gorgeous late 18th sterling thimble. Most don’t use thimbles for needlepoint but this Victorian Cross Stitch … ouch!

Victorian cast iron heat register in a gothic revival pattern with a nice rusty patina. Late 1800s to early 1900s. 11 5/8” diameter $75 DM or comment on claim

Catherine Danielle Mayer, Carol Denise Monaghan, Cynthia Marie Dixon where are you? This gorgeous large art deco Sterling marcasite brooch is looking for you. DM or comment if it’s found you