Vintage Embroidered Scalloped Edge Tablecloth with Matching Napkin

This set consists of a cream-colored textile featuring decorative hand or machine-guided embroidery. The base material appears to be a cotton or linen blend, commonly used for household linens in the mid-20th century. The primary design motif is a stylized pink rose with green leaves, encircled by grey or taupe scrollwork and filigree-style detailing. A defining characteristic of the set is the heavily finished scalloped edge, which is bordered with a dense satin stitch in a contrasting grey thread. The set includes a large tablecloth and at least one matching napkin, shown folded. In terms of condition, the fabric displays significant yellowing and localized staining, particularly visible as orange-brown spots on the folded napkin area. There are visible creases from long-term storage, and the embroidery shows slight fraying at the edges. Based on the floral style and monochromatic border treatment, the item likely dates from the late 1940s to the 1960s. The craftsmanship is of standard domestic quality, likely produced for the residential market rather than as a bespoke high-luxury item. No maker's marks or tags are immediately visible in the current configuration.