Pale Cream Braided Rope Tieback with Tassels

This item is a decorative tieback, likely used for curtains, crafted from a pale cream or off-white braided rope. The rope appears to be constructed from multiple strands of textile fibers, creating a distinct woven or twisted pattern along its length. The overall length is not precisely discernible from the image, but it appears substantial enough for decorative and functional use. The rope measures approximately 0.5 to 1 inch in diameter. A prominent feature is a decorative knot, possibly a loose figure-eight or square knot, positioned midway along its length, adding visual interest and likely serving as a functional element to cinch or hold curtains. At the bottom, the tieback culminates in two identical tassels, each composed of numerous fine, loose textile threads. The tassels appear to be about 2-3 inches in length and have a slightly rounded, full shape before the threads fray. The material seems to be a natural fiber, such as cotton or linen, given its slightly textured appearance and matte finish, typical of decorative haberdashery. There are no visible manufacturer's marks, signatures, or stamps. The item appears to be in good condition with no noticeable fraying or damage to the main rope structure or tassels, suggesting minimal wear. The aesthetic points towards a classic or traditional style, fitting well with a range of interior design schemes. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with consistent braiding and tassel formation. The estimated age is contemporary to mid-20th century, based on the general style and materials, though without specific manufacturing details, a precise dating is difficult.