Object ID
2000.3.3
Object Name
Tablecloth
Object Collection
Koula Lazou Counelis (is part of)
Date Created
1920
Measurements
37.3075200000 cm. W x 39.21252 cm. L Since this is a doily, the dimensions may change depending on how it is displayed., Item (Overall)
Material
Cotton; Linen
Object Entities
square center with hand tatted edge, Manufactured (created by)
Counelis, Mae (is related to)
Counelis, Koula (is related to)
Counelis, Mae (is related to)
Counelis, Koula (is related to)
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Access Points
Object Description
Square linen cloth with rounded corners surrounded by tatted edges in a scalloped pattern. The pattern is broken in some places. It has a pattern of a diamond with an X in the middle surrounded by small lines in the rounded part of the design and small clusters of dots around the edge.
Origin
This belonged to the donor's mother Koula (Lazou) Counelis who came to America to marry the donor's father, Antonio Counelis in Chicago Heights, IL. She was born in Karistos, Eubea, Greece. After Chicago Heights, her and her husband moved to Berwyn, IL, where she lived for 44 years and died at the age of 96. The linen was manufactured, while the cotton border was handmade.
Tatting is using a series of knots and loops to make the fabric more durable. It was made to imitate point lace.
Tatting is using a series of knots and loops to make the fabric more durable. It was made to imitate point lace.
Rights and Reproduction
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Citation
Tablecloth, 1920, Koula Lazou Counelis, National Hellenic Museum, https://collections.nationalhellenicmuseum.org/Detail/objects/6762. Accessed 04/16/24.