In good condition - Worn by use

One of these cloths was made 207 years ago, during the Peninsular War - The other one was made 13 years later - Some nuns made them for the Eucharist
They are made of linen cloth. In them you can read the following:
In one of them the text is complete: ‘LO LABRÓ MICAELA KALERA DISCIPULA DE MI SEÑIORA MAESTRA —MARYA FERNANDES REGUERAS— EN EL MES DE OCTUBRE DE 1810’ (‘MICAELA KALERA, A PUPIL OF MY DEAR TEACHER —MARYA FERNANDES REGUERAS—, MADE IT IN OCTOBER OF 1810’) The cloth is square. It has a chalice in the centre, one angel in each side and a lot of different frets in parallel to the edges.
In the other cloth part of the text has disappeared. The remaining can be read: ‘Año de 1827 ……….. LO LABRO …………. DISCIPULA DE SU SEÑORA MADRE CRISTINA’ (‘1827 ……….. MADE IT ……….. PUPIL OF HER DEAR MOTHER, CRISTINA’)
They have frets and drawings, chalices, angels, flowers, etc.
Both are worn by use and time.
The high-contrast photos are backlit, which is how embroidery can be seen properly.
Their sizes are 54 x 60 and 60 x 60 cm.
Their weight is 225 g.