
Embroidered and Crochet Bread Bags These bags were essential in any Portuguese kitchen to keep bread fresh. Bag with "Bread" embroidery: A classic. Due to the embroidery work and lace trim around the edge, it is valued at approximately €10–€15. Crochet Bag: Made using netting technique (cotton thread). Currently highly sought after as an eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags. Value: €12–€18. Printed Bag with Picot Edge: The fabric is printed, but features hand-crocheted picot edging all around. Value: €8–€12. Table Runner / Linen Cloth with Fringes. Appears to be a fine cotton or linen piece with cross-stitch embroidery. The fringes are well-preserved, which is rare. Value: If sold as a pair (or if long enough), it may be worth €20–€35. It is a highly versatile decorative item for sideboards. Crochet Bottle Cozies. These were very common decorative items placed on liquor or wine bottles atop living room furniture. Value: Niche items, more difficult to sell individually; however, due to historical curiosity, a pair may be worth €10–€15.
