17th Century Monumental Tapestry/Gobelin Audience with the King in Antiquity Extremely beautiful antique Gobelein tapestry, France probably around 1640. Fine wool & silk. Richly colored and detailed. Illustration royal audience with soldiers and advisors. King sitting on the throne. Floral wide border An absolute museum unique. Dimensions: 430 x 260 cm

19th Century Animal Tapestry, in Good conditions. Designed 1890 to 1919

Important tapestry from the ‘Slit Series’ by the Dutch textile artist Wil Fruytier (1915-2007).
Wil Fruytier was one of the most prominent textile artists of the Netherlands. She called herself a textile architect because she aimed for a special creation with her large tapestry.
‘The tapestry should not only be monumental, functional, but according to me must also realise the necessary link between man and his surroundings. To achieve this, strength and clarity, both in structure and design, are essential conditions’.
In her work she has changed the artisanal reputation of textile art into a contemporary expression of conceptual art. She was a true textile art pioneer.
This tapestry is an incredible piece of art. In the 1970s she made a series of slit tapestries. The slits reveal and conceal, illustrating the artist’s fascination with light. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
designer records,
or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising
from
misattribution

This fabric is woven by the skilled hands of the Mossi people in Burkina Faso. It is a rare and unique traditional handspun indigo-dyed cotton yarn, handwoven into strips and sewn together into a whole cloth. The cloth has a soft feel, having aged gracefully with its indigo dye, and it measures 59″ H by 54″ W. It is 100% cotton and in excellent condition for its age. Use the fabric as a blanket or throw, or as a decorative wallhanging, or cut it up and make something special.

Named after the famous street in Argentina, built between 1901 and 1905, this vintage needlepoint “Caminito” depicts the small colorful cottages that line the “little path” built by the Italian immigrants who lived there originally.
Caminito
by A. Hardcourt
11/02/09
Framed

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17″w 1.5″d 14″h, Framed

We are selling this nice pair of Chinese silk embroidered robe sleeve panels with figures and forbidden stitch decoration of landscape scenes. The silk panels are probably from the 19th century.

Condition: Good antique condition with some age related wear.

Dimensions:
Height 22 Inches 56.0 cm
Width 9 7/8 Inches 25.2 cm
Depth 1/2 Inches 1.3 cm
Sight Height 19 1/4 Inches 49.0 cm
Sight Width 7 Inches 17.8 cm

Transform Your Home with 19th Century Elegance: Rare Antique French Aubusson Wall Panels Set of 2 with Gold Metallic Threads

Indulge in the opulence of the 19th century with this exquisite set of antique French Aubusson wall panels. Each panel features a striking red background adorned with intricate floral motifs crafted from shimmering gold metallic threads.

These panels are not just rare; they are extraordinary. With two identical pairs available totaling four pieces, this collection offers a unique opportunity to enhance your space with unparalleled beauty and historical significance.

Despite their age, these panels are remarkably well-preserved, showcasing their enduring quality and craftsmanship. Their very fine condition speaks to the care and attention lavished upon them over the years.

Immerse yourself in the ambiance of a French castle as you adorn your walls with these exceptional treasures. Let their captivating beauty and undeniable charm transport you to a bygone era of elegance and sophistication.

Set of 2 for the list price. An additional set of 2 panels is available. 4 panels total are available.

Dimensions: 2 pieces measuring 3’7″ x11’10”

This Artwork depicts a woman with a guitar walking down steps. Possibly oil or acrylic. Professionally framed and matted. Vintage Condition Consistent with Age as Pictured.

Dimensions. 23 W ; 1/2 D ; 46 H

Large mid-century original hand screen print/painting by Schlamp. Dated 1983. Some light age wear to brass frame. Ready to hang.

This Kuba-made raffia textile features a combination of two techniques: appliqué and tie-dye, making it a unique wall hanging. The borders are tie-dyed and the center strips have a vibrant Matisse-style pattern. At 129″ by 20″, this late 1980’s contemporary piece is in good condition and is sure to make a captivating statement.