Anglo French Mythological Printed Textile

French heraldic imagery with mythological animals and verse in what is possibly an Anglo-Norman dialect. Estimated to date to the late 19th to early 20th century. It consists of (2) 9'-3" lengths of f

Period: 18th-century Origin: France Description: three pieces of antique French printed cotton textile.Dimensions: 100" x 91"

Pale Pink Printed Textile featuring a Large Floral Basket, in early deep cove gilt matched corner frame, OS: 26 1/2" x 22 1/2", SS: 20" x 16". Losses to frame.

Combined 31.5 x 15.5 in British American & French Flag. Curious flag combining, in vertical order, the British Union Jack, the American Star and Stripes and the French Tricolore. Printed on cotton and

EDWARDIAN JEANNE HALLEE PRINTED VELVET FRENCH AFTERNOON DRESS 1902 to 1903 An Edwardian 2-piece in construction, purple, brown and cream velvet in a dotted stripe. Bodice with purple wool appliqués

Printed silk w/ English, Swedish, German & French headlines, commissioned to commemorate the opening of the Schiaparelli atelier at 21 Place Vendome, produced by Colcombet, 35" x 35.5", (1.5" very lig

English Textile Depicting the Battle of Algiers circa 1816, copperplate printed cotton in red on white, 32 x 21 inches, framed, this based on a painting by George Chambers; Together with a French Red

1) Approximately 54 yards of vintage Hamot block printed neoclassical floral in blue on a cream colored cretone, #183343. The 2-inch wide cotton tape has a design repeat of 7 1/2 inches long and still

AMERICAN PATRIOTIC TOILE / COPPERPLATE-PRINTED FRAGMENT, bust-portrait, depicting "JAMES MADISON / PRESIDENT FROM 1809-1817", from "Les Presidents des Etats Unis", French textile produced for the Amer

French, late 19th century. Mythogical scene tapestry depicting two gentlemen in uniform, possibly Aristotle and Alexander the Great, greeting two maidens in a landscape while cupid looks on, contained

French, 19th century,. Pair of parcel gilt and patinated bronze mythological sweetmeat dishes in the renaissance taste, each having a shell-form body surmounted by Neptune, supported by the figure of

French printed panel (Vue de L'Amerique du Nord), one of seven scenes of North America published in French scenic wallpaper 1795-1865 by Odile Nouvel-Kammerer. 75"h.x74"w.

Saffron with repeating foliate devices, empire bodice having waistband with gathers to shape bust, straight sleeve gathered at shoulder, back neck and waistband drawstrings, wide A-line skirt with sli

Persian cotton printed textile Ghalamkar. Cream, red, and blue with cheetahs and peacocks. 40 x 65 inches.

French Printed Cotton Portrait of Napoleon III 31 x 36 1/4 in. (frame). The Collection of Andre Leon Talley

Provenance: The Estate of Valerie Franklin, daughter of Harry Franklin. Los Angeles 24' x 103'

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

Three joined panels forming the Rococo motif bound in metallic thread. Measures 84 x 65.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Three Anglo-French Gothic Carved Oak Panels Comprising: A Pair with 'Romayne' Portraits One with Paired Beasts One with Gothic Tracery 19 3/4 x 14 in., the largest. European Works of Art from the Coll

Historic Americana George Dewey Hero of The Manila Fight Patriotic Textile c. 1898 Spanish-American War, George Dewey Printed Patriotic Textile featuring "Rear Admiral George Dewey, U.S.N. The Hero of

DESCRIPTION: Antique Anglo-French sterling silver, round, lidded box featuring an enameled polychrome peacock design on its lid and matching foliage around box's body. Marked on underside "925". Total

Persian cotton printed textile Ghalamkar. Cream and red with peacocks. 44 x 75 inches.

Length of screen printed undid cotton w/ erotically confronted & addorsed horse motif, fire bursts & abstract trees, printed Dali signature, selvedge ”A Salvador Dali Original, Copyright 1956, B

Title: CIRCA 1876 PRINTED TEXTILE FLAG BANNER, THE ARMS of ALL NATIONS US EAGLE Provenance/Additional Info: Circa 1876 Printed Textile, Possibly British School. (In 1852, the Second Empire, France, wa