Instruments of Yesteryear Illustrated Tea Towel - Cream with Blue, Yellow, Red
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Fall in love with this vintage tea towel, titled "Instruments of Yesteryear," was produced by Stevens Linen Associates in 1977.
It illustrates a variety of historical musical instruments from 16th–18th century Europe and Asia, including:
Panpipes & Ocarina: Ancient wind instruments.
Baroque Recorder & Crum Horn: Common Renaissance and Baroque woodwinds.
Kit (or Pochette): A small, narrow pocket violin used by dancing masters.
Zither & Sho: Stringed and reed instruments from European and Asian traditions.
Basset Horn & Cornett: Early woodwind and brass-family precursors.
Cream background with blue border and colorful instrument prints in red, yellow, blue and brown.
Decorative and collectible.
Great for music lovers or vintage decor.
Condition: Gently used with minimal signs of wear.
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Stevens Linen Company History:
Formed in 1846 in Dudley, Massachusetts, Stevens Linen was the first linen textile mill in the United States. It was founded by Henry Hale Stevens.
Product Evolution: While the mill produced various goods, it became particularly famous for its tea towels introduced in 1954.
Design Context: This towel belongs to a genre of educational and decorative linen wall hangings and kitchen textiles produced mid-to-late 20th century. Similar music-themed towels from this era are often listed as vintage items from the 1960s or 1970s.





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