Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry
at the

ANTIQUE CONNECTION MALL
and on the internet since 1996
12815 Central NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87123  USA
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Jane Haley Clarke, owner
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Welcome to the beauty, history and art that is vintage jewelry. We buy and sell vintage costume, designer, bakelite and Victorian jewelry, purses and accessories.
To be alerted when new items are added, please e-mail jane@morninggloryantiques.com and we will be glad to add you to the contact list.
All jewelry is in excellent vintage condition unless specified otherwise.  All items are subject to prior sale.
We work constantly to offer extensive jewelry research, pictures and information in our references, " Jewel Chat " and " Morning Glory Collects ".
We do not, however, offer valuation or appraisal services or answer individual questions regarding jewelry or antiques.

TO PURCHASE: You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only.
Jewelry that is available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE
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We buy wonderful and unusual jewelry every day, so feel free to e-mail me if you'd like to sell.
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Morning Glory Collects...
vintage jewelry we enjoy buying, wearing and sharing

 
Tatting Shuttles

 

TATTING is a form of hand made lace. Usually done with the aid of a shuttle or needle, it can also be done with just a spool of thread. Tatting, like most lace, is a series of knots that form patterns and shapes. Doilies, baby caps, edgings, place mats, purses and novelties can all be fashioned by tatting.
TATTING as a craft goes back hundreds of years, but like many crafts, it's popularity has peaked and waned over the years. In 1760, the famous artist Sir Joshua Reynolds painted "Portrait of Anne, Countess of Albemarle", and she is shown holding her tatting shuttle and ball of string. In the mid-1800's, it became extremely popular along with the many other Victorian ladies handcrafts, and patterns and ideas for tatting were published in the hand crafts magazines of the time.

   TATTING handbook from around the 1920's. Tatting goes many centuries back in history, and has been done using many styles of shuttles and needles.

 

   TATTING instructions.
   Tatting is not difficult, but many find it easier to learn from another tatter than from illustrations in a book.

 

   TATTING shuttle in mother-of-pearl with etched design, initials "JD" and a sterling back, 2-1/2".    #a29389

     TATTING shuttle of abalone with two rings of tatting attached.   #tat12

   TATTING shuttle of mother-of-pearl.  #tat13

 

     TATTING shuttle of ivory carved with an oriental scene, probably early 19th century Canton Chinese. See one in Taunton's "Antique Needlework Tools" page 84.   #tat28

    TATTING instructions for a handbag. This pattern has a row of glass beads worked into the design along the top of the bag.  TATTED purse with a drawstring top.  CLOSER view to show the stitches.

   TATTING shuttle of ivory carved with a design of birds and vines.   #tat30 

 

    TATTING shuttle in mother-of-pearl with wonderful coloring.   #tat1

     TATTING shuttle made of seashell in contrasting colors.  #tat2 

    TATTING shuttle of mother-of-pearl.   #tat7

 

   TATTING shuttle of abalone in blues and greens.  #tat15

   TATTING shuttles made of sea shell.

TATTING shuttle of abalone in a rainbow of  tans, lavenders and pinks.   #tat18

 

   TATTING shuttle of hand hammered sterling, 2-5/8".  #a25388

TATTING shuttle of sterling with gothic face design.  #tat17

      TATTING shuttle in sterling with dogwood motif, 2-1/2".  #a25390

 

    TATTING shuttle of sterling with Greek key edge design.  #tat24

   TATTING shuttle of sterling engraved with the initial "M". sterling    #tat25

   TATTING shuttle of sterling with a scrolling design.   #tat26

 

 TATTED hanky in frame under glass.   #a570

    TATTED edge linen wedding hanky in black contemporary frame. VICTORIAN lady who carried the hanky with the tatted edge at her wedding; Janet A. MacQUIRE who carried the hanky at her wedding in 1881; Mae Menn Ostrander carried it at her wedding in November 1910; Jean Ostrander Davis, wedding June 1935; Valerie Davis Larsen December carried it in 1955.   View   Back    View   View   #a570

List of brides on the back of the framed hanky.   #a570

 

TATTING shuttle of sterling engraved with flowers and the initials "BJA", 2-5/8".     #a25391  

TATTING Instructions for "tatted novelties".

   TATTING  shuttle of sterling with engraved design.   #tat22

 

TATTED edge and insert on a net bordered hanky.

   TATTED edge on an embroidered yellow hand towel.

   TATTED edge on a pastel embroidered hand towel.

 

   TATTING shuttle of hand hammered sterling engraved with teh initial "K".   #tat9

   TATTING shuttle of sterling with a mistletoe and ribbon motif engraved with the initial "S", 2-7/8".    #a25387

  TATTING shuttle of sterling with daisies.    #tat16

 

   TATTING shuttle of hand hammered sterling, 2-1/2".    #a25395

  TATTING instruction for edgings and borders to be used on household linens and clothing.

    TATTING shuttle of sterling engraved "Nora 1-13-16".   #tat19     

 

   TATTING shuttle of brass engraved with "Ola".   #tat6

   TATTING shuttle of sterling with lavender enameling.   #tat8

   TATTING shuttles in three sizes.   #tat31

 

  TATTING  shuttle of silver metal. My husband bought this for me on Valentine's Day many years ago. We did not discover the heart-shaped fitting inside until after we got it home.  #tat4

TATTING instructions for a centerpiece.

   TATTING shuttle in silver metal made by Boye.   #tat5

 

     TATTING shuttle made by C.D. Fischer Mfg. Co. This one comes with it's own handle for winding thread onto the shuttle.  #tat32

   TATTING shuttle and winder, closer view.

    TATTING shuttle from the 1950's. This is one many of today's tatters learned on, and is easy to use as the spool turns smoothly it has the convenient end hook.   #tat29

 

      TATTED blue and white edging and insert on a pillow case set.

   TATTED window fringe.

   TATTED edgings show the difference in size thread thickness makes.


 

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TO PURCHASE: You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only.
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PLEASE NOTE: Regretfully, it is no longer possible to respond to individual questions regarding jewelry history, identification or value, or to offer written or verbal appraisals or opinions. The demand for this kind of information is absolutely too overwhelming for one dealer to fill. 
I love jewelry, but appraising and selling are two entirely different businesses, and I choose selling as my business.

Instead, articles are added on a regular basis to JEWEL CHAT on line Magazine, a wonderful reference for  information on many makers and styles of vintage jewelry. 
For information on valuing your jewelry, click HERE.