A top 5 favorite monogram of Silver Linens' customers, this beautifully ornate "LL" monogram was lifted off of an antique, hand embroidered batiste handkerchief Lynda found at a French online boutique belonging to Robin...

These Art Nouveau ornate earrings are inspired from an antique French Marianne with winged helmet medal, circa 1933.  Marianne is the national symbol of the French Republic, and she is the personification of liberty and reason.  The medal...

The beautifully crafted Coat-of-Arms on this set of clip earrings comes from a British Royal Arms Officer's button, worn between 1871 and 1901.  The lion stands for England and the unicorn for Scotland.  The combination dates back to the...

From Lynda's button collection, a classic Victorian work of art, this "VR" monogram with crown belonged to Queen Victoria Regina.  The monogram came from an antique British button.  Lynda replicated the image and place it on a sterling...

These elegant and intricately designed Art Dec earrings were inspired by and similar to the design on an elevator door at the Waldorf Astoria in NYC.   Lynda created the image and placed it on the sterling silver...

This beautifully crafted Victorian monogram with ornate sculpted letters is a fabulous work of art.  The "CM" monogram is from the book: "Dictionnaire Chiffre-Monogramme", (1881), by heraldic artist Charles Demengeot.  It...

These Art Nouveau ornate earrings are inspired from an antique French Marianne with winged helmet medal, circa 1933.  Marianne is the national symbol of the French Republic, and she is the personification of liberty and reason.  The medal...

A top 5 favorite monogram of Silver Linens' customers, this beautifully ornate cut out "LL" monogram was lifted off of an antique, hand embroidered batiste handkerchief Lynda found at a French online boutique belonging to...

Proud to be an American, these sterling silver earrings were crafted using a vintage industrial stamp to mark items made in the USA.  Image was placed on the two sterling silver shields.  They come with elongated sterling...

Go back over 100 years when elegance was personified by having your initials hand-embroidered in your favorite linen handkerchief.  From Lynda's linen collection, a delicate swirled "AP" monogram with interlaced Victorian letters is an American...

A 3-letter cipher, this beautifully crafted "EAD" monogram is from a hand-embroidered antique handkerchief (circa 1920) Lynda purchased in Heidelberg, Germany.  The ornately swirled "EAD" image was lifted and placed on sterling silver,...

These Art Nouveau earrings are inspired by: Marianne with winged helmet medal and the Marianne victory angel of WWI medal. Marianne is the national symbol of the French Republic, and she is the personification of liberty and reason.  The two medals...

A top 5 favorite monogram of Silver Linens' customers, this beautifully ornate "LL" monogram was lifted off of an antique, hand embroidered batiste handkerchief Lynda found at a French online boutique belonging to Robin...

  Another 3-letter monogram from Lynda's linen collection.  The "MSR" design is originally from a hand-embroidered antique handkerchief (circa 1920), she purchased in Heidelberg, Germany.  The ornate swirled "MSR" monogram was lifted and...

The historical emblem with its intertwined "CSC" monogram came from an antique Canadian Signal Corps button in Lynda's military button collection.  Lynda lifted the image from the button and made it into a set of sterling silver...

  From Lynda's linen collection, this "AF" monogram is from an Art Nouveau beautifully hand embroidered antique handkerchief from the 1920's from Budapest, Hungary.   The delicate AF was lifted off the handkerchief and placed on...

  Travel back to the roaring 20's, where elegance was personified by having your family linens hand-embroidered with the family's monogram.  The "DMG" monogram was lifted from a German hand towel circa 1920, purchased in Heidelberg,...

    A 3-letter cipher, this beautifully crafted "EAD" monogram is from a hand-embroidered antique handkerchief (circa 1920) Lynda purchased in Heidelberg, Germany.  The ornately swirled "EAD" image was lifted and placed on sterling...