REF. TA-PIE-0004
| Designer | Pierre Cardin |
| Period | 1980s |
| Type | Set of 6 napkins |
| Maiolica, white, blue and yellow | |
| Material | Cotton |
| Made in | France |
| Measurements | 43 x 43 cm each |
| Condition | New |
Blue and yellow maiolica patterns printed on cotton napkins for the table. The Cardin name carried into the dining room.
This set of six Pierre Cardin napkins dates from the 1980s. They are made of square cotton in France, printed with a maiolica design in white, blue and yellow, and each measures 43 x 43 cm.
Maiolica patterns, printed on cotton.
Pierre Cardin opened his Paris house in 1950 and became one of the first designers to license his name on a large scale.
Maiolica is tin-glazed earthenware with painted decoration, a tradition of Italy and the Mediterranean. Its patterns translate easily to printed textiles.
The blue and yellow print on white gives the set a fresh, ceramic look. All six napkins are new.
A ceramic look, in cotton.
Designer table linen from the 1980s attracts collectors of vintage homeware. This set is complete and unused.
Vintage designer table linen attracts collectors of homeware and fashion names.
Napkin sets are often split or used, so complete unused sets are assessed with care.
Cardin's licensing model is a recognised chapter in the history of fashion business.
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