Simtex heavy cotton, pink and white trellis with green/gold morning glories, no tag. Per Marilyn S the maker is Simtex. Thanks Marilyn! Ivory/off white
Available in at least two additional colorways.
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Simtex "Fiesta", heavy cotton, blue Mexican pottery, with herringbone border, no tag.
Thanks to my best side-kick researcher Marilyn S for some verification on the name of this vintage cloth by Simtes. The vintage name is "Fiesta", while the reproduction with the wider white border and rolled on color by Moda is called "Baja."
Marilyn writes, "I looked for the Simtex box that I have -- it's the same pattern for your number 73. It is indeed called Fiesta and NOT Baja. The set came with 4 matching napkins and a sweet little booklet on Simtex."
How awesome is that?! And here's the image Marilyn sent of her box.
Available in at least 3 additional colorways.
Also aRed version of Simtex Feista, made by Rosemary (related to Simtex) but called Chico
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Heavy cotton blend, peach pink center grid, with multi colored floral surround, no tag. This tablecloth is pictured on page 99 of Terrific Tablecloths from the '40s and '50s by Loretta Smith Fehling.
Available in at least 3 additional colorways
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Heavy cotton blend, peachy pink center, with floral corners. This is a Simtex with sewn in tag. Pictured in a different colorway page 144 of Terrific Tablecloths of the '40s and '50s by Loretta Smith Fehling.
Available in at least one other colorway.
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