This gorgeous print has a white background with large blue roses, pink and purple lilacs and other flowers, green foliage, and a gold thread running horizontally through it.

It is 83” long (about 2. 3 yards) and 36 ½ wide. It was originally a curtain or drape. It is not lined. I’m thinking it is from the 1950s or 1960s. I don’t know what the fabric is, but it has a loose weave and is very soft and pliable.

There are some holes near the top. One is 2 ¼” long and ¾” wide and is 20” up from the top and 5 ½” in from the side. There are some small holes around it. The other major one is 1 ¼” long and ½” wide, and 15” up from the top and 15 ¼” in from the same edge. There’s a smaller hole above it.

There is 4 ½” placket at the top for a curtain rod. If you take out the hem, the total length of the piece will be longer. One part of the placket fold at the top is frayed; the fray is about 4” long and is near the edge.

It has a 1 ¾” hem on the bottom and 1” hem on the sides.

It has been professionally drycleaned.

Says “Best obtainable vat colors” on the underside of one hem.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Jenkintown, Pa.