18th Century French Wallpaper Fragments

(1) Pair hand painted floral designs on beige ground with blue borders. Heavy paper. Each 15.5" x 14.5" approx. (2) Two hand painted fragments on heavy paper. 13" x 10" and 11.25" x 10" approx. Good c

Pair hand painted fragments depicting hanging torch and quiver design on beige ground with blue borders. Heavy paper. Good condition with normal age, wear, toning, light water spots, etc. 17" x 14" an

A large 18th century wallpaper fragment mounted on canvas depicting stylized scene of Cortez meeting with Incas. Dimensions 6 ft by 5 ft.

Group of three plaques (France, ca. mid-18th century) depict Westernized Chinese social scenes, accented by motifs of fancy foliage, birds and architectural imagery. Formally fashioned in the early wa

18th C. French Tapestry Panel/Fragment, wool, 2'10'' x 6'4'' (86 x 193 cm). Weight: 5 lbs. Virginia estate.

Three 18th century French Aubusson tapestry fragments crafted into custom throw pillows, each with velvet backing and fringed cording, and depicting a figural pastoral scene, 15"sq.

18th/19th century hand-painted French wallpaper panel, canvas backing, attributed to Zuber et Cie, France, 80" x 91", Provenance: South Hamilton, Massachusetts collection.

French 18th century petit point fragments depicting courting scenes. In 19th century maple frame. Fragments roughly 11 1/2"h x 9 3/4"w each. Framed size 22"h x 32 1/2"w

An 18th century large Aubusson tapestry fragment of figural procession. Lined and fitted with rod for hanging. Approximately 70" square.

A French Baroque garden tapestry fragment, 18th century. height: 7ft 5in (226cm); width 2ft 7in (79cm)

Two early wallpaper fragments, Greco-Roman chariot with figure holding a wreath and another of flowers, both framed. American, 18th century. H: 15"; W: 26" and H:16"; W: 22.5". // Deux fragments de pa

Antique French limestone architectural fragment. 18th century fragment later mounted on a custom stand. Overall: 15 3/4"h x 8 1/8"w x 7"d Weight: 15lbs

French tapestry fragment assemblage having figure of woman with a sword, possibly Minerva. 26 x 40. Good.

Period: 17th and 18th century Origin: French and Flemish Description: five pieces of Flemish and French textile fragments with embroidery. Dimensions: 14" x 21", 21" x 13", 21" x 17", 26" x 10", 24" x

Two painted scenic wallpaper panel fragments, early 20th century, possibly French and in the manner of Zuber or Gracie or DuFour with bird and flowering branch motifs. [49" x 29"; 35" x 31"]. In distr

Nine-color wallpaper fragment, a fantasy view of the Opera Ballet of France, laid to illustration board, unframed, in foamcore folio, original sheet 23" x 19 1/2". Losses to corners and edges, some in

Netherlands, c. 1785 gilded leather, paint 51 1/4" x 32" Framed painted wallpaper fragment on gilded leather, mounted to board. Tags: antique, gilt, wallpaper, painting, bird, scroll, decorative, pain

Two French Baroque tapestry fragment pillowsthe tapestry panels 17th/18th centurythe larger length 18in (46cm); width 18 1/2in (47cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. Terry Berreth, R

Likely French, 18th century. Close matched pair of stone carved brackets probably from architectural fragments, both square shaped with carved projecting face, appearing to be sad with down turned mou

Period: 18th century Origin: France Description: three red and white French Toile d' Jouy fragments.Dimensions: 10 x 41, 21 x 14, 53 x 22

Period: 18th-century Origin: France Description: rare French red and white Toile d' Jouy fragment with a historical scene. Dimensions: 63" x 20"

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels and fragments (5), late 19th-early 20th century, "War of American Independence" depicting George Washington accepting the surrender of British General Char

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels and fragments (4), late 19th-early 20th century, from "Views of North America". [Tallest: 80" L; Widest: 34 1/2" W]. Incomplete set; in as-is and distresse

probably French, late 18th/19th century, mounted on wood board, 54-1/2 x 34 in.