These Victorian fancies were devised to serve the practical purpose of keeping flies and other insects out of open jars, jugs, pitchers and bowls. They are used in England today. The are usually crocheted or in some cases tatted or of battenburg. These are embellished with beads and are handmade. A lovely touch!

Item #	Description	Price
5065 Click to Enlarge	Jug Or Bowl Cover Small Crocheted With Beads - This jug lacy measures 6.5 inches in diameter and is hand crocheted cotton with colored glass beads worked in. It is to cover a jug, pitcher or bowl to keep flies out. It could also be used as a doily on a table. It is really quite attractive. This is English made & bought in the Cotswold town of Broadway. It makes a great decorative piece and is a great conversation starter too! Shipping in the US by USPS First Class with tracking is $3.98.	Our Price: $10.00 Qty:  12345678910
355 Click to Enlarge	Jug Or Pitcher Cover Crocheted With Beads - This jug lacy measures 9 inches in diameter and is hand crocheted cotton with colored glass beads worked in. It is to cover a jug, pitcher or bowl to keep flies out. It could also be used as a doily on a table. It is really quite attractive. This is English made & bought in the Cotswold town of Broadway. It makes a great decorative piece and is a great conversation starter too! Shipping in the US by USPS First Class with tracking is $3.98.	Our Price: $12.00 Qty:  1234567891011

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