A table cover of embroidered linen American, early 20th century, possibly Deerfield Massachusetts Worked in blue linen with four urns of flowers in a quartered field, with a lace border, together with: a joined panel of hand-woven striped indigo linen, possibly French, circa 1900, affixed with label inscribed 'New Checked/Stripe - Original/Document'; a panel of figured velvet, woven with a hexagonal lattice of flower sprigs, with old 'Magasin' label inscribed 'Velours Chais bleu'; and a shaped panel of printed cotton twill, mounted on card, with Marvic Textiles label inscribed 'Geometric Tree Design/American Design/Circa 1930's-1940's' the table cover approx.: 125cm x 175cm (4) Footnotes: The table cover is thought to be from Deerfield, Massachusetts where blue and white embroidery was characteristic of the Arts and Crafts revival at the turn of the century. This appears to have been the source inspiration for the 'Tuileries 1420' Marvic Textiles design. The hand-woven striped indigo linen appears to be a source document for the later 'Bercy 1424' Marvic Textiles design. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing