Vtg 100 % Baumwolle Cotton Kitsch Apron

This is such a well made Kitschy red and beige apron. It has detailed work on the bottom showing 2 Alpine Dancing figures surrounding by decorative heart designs.

Available for purchase:

https://poshmark.ca/listing/Kitsch-Apron-With-Alpine-Dancing-Figures-And-Hearts-6979314cb09b7c92dd0b6d1d

Made in Austria

100% Baumwolle Cotton

Machine wash, press damp, no bleach

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