An 18th Century crewel work fragment on a velvet

An English Crewel Work Panel, Together with Similar Fragments 18th Century Panel Fragments 78 in. x 22 in. 78 in. x 22 in.

ENGLISH CREWELWORK PILLOW / SQUAB, made from a fragment, red fabric back. 17th/18th century fragment. 15" x 16".Very good condition, several short separations and small stitched repairs.Provenance: Pr

A PAIR OF CREWEL WORK PANELS POSSIBLY ENGLISH, 18TH CENTURY With repeating bright flowerhead design, fragments from larger hangings, modern backing and edgeseach approximately 199 x 89cm Provenance:Fr

Property from a Private Collection, Savannah, GA Description: Pair of Crewel Embroidered Drapery Panels, Probably 18th C, crewel work panels with birds and flowering branches. Measuremen

Two layers of upholstery visible; hand-stitched crewelwork and red silk jacquard. Painted red, with gilt accents. Dimensions: H 40" x W 24.5" x D 26.5" x SH 19.5" Condition: As-is; several repaired br

3 are 16 x 19, one larger. Circa 18th century

Late 18th - Early 19th c. Carved Fanteuil Chair, of generous proportions with parcel gilt and polychrome decorated surfaces, with slip seat, backrest and arms with 18th c. tapestry fragments, velvet b

Continental court coat, front with 18th Century silk crewel work, balance of coat augmented with later fabrics, possibly worn for re-enactment. Overall measures 46" x 20".

Late 18th, early 19th century, crewel-work ladies leather slippers, 9.5"L

18th Century, Cut Velvet Fragments With Metallic Fringe And Later Velvet Pillow Covers, 20 X 24 Inches, Mostly Clean With Minor Fading And Thread Loss To Antique Elements. See Photos For Additional Co

ITEM: 2 Antique pillows made from 18th C Russian kilim fragments with buttoned black velvet backs DIMENSIONS: 17” square CIRCA: Mid 20th C construction of 18th C fragments CONDITION: Good condit

Islamic. The square one measures 12.25'' by 12.25'' and the diameter for the round one is 15.75''.

17th/18th C. Persian Silk Brocade Fragment. Mounted in red velvet on board. Size: 3.5'' x 6'', 9 x 15 cm (sight); 7'' x 9'', 18 x 23 cm (overall).

This 18th Century needleworked painting on silk depicts a maiden drawing water from a river with a house in the background. The needlework is crewel work. In excellent condition in a period gilded ges

Antique 18th c. New England Queen Anne Period Side Chair. Crewel Work Upholstery. Probably from the Boston area and the original family home. The walnut chair features pin construction, serpentine car

1900'S SILK FLAME STITCH CREWEL WORK WALLET WITH SATIN INTERIOR WITH SILK 18TH C CHALASH BONNET

1920's, Tapestry style of 18th c. scene, depicting a narrative of young lovers with cupid being pursued by soldiers on horse and foot, with dogs; the lovers have a single dog protecting them, a castle

17th/18th century, linen backing with wool stitch, sight 25-1/2 x 27-1/2 in.; modern wood frame, 34-1/8 x 36 in. Provenance: Collection of David Bahlman and Howard Klosterman

Nice pair Chinese Export carved padouk stools, 18th c., for the English market, the rectangular top with hand-caned seat and loose crewelwork cushion, over serpentine skirt carved with leafy pendant,

English Chippendale Mahogany Corner Chairlate 18th century, shaped crest rail with double pierced panels, scrolled arms with pierced panels and turned stiles, crewel work upholstered slip seat, flush

Crewel work depicting birds on flowering trees, floral borders. 96 H X 41.5" W (98" X 43.5"). With notarized loan letter stating the panels are 18th century. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill,

New England, 18th Century. 47in h x 32in w. Condition: Small chip losses to pad feet; crewelwork upholstery worn. Together with hand needlework measured panels.

Pair of B. Viz Apricot Strie Velvet and Tapestry Pillows 17th/18th-century tapestry fragments framed with antique passementerie ribbon, the perimeter trimmed with vintage twist gold metallic cording k

Fragment of a Velvet Brocade Robe, China, possibly 17th/18th century, a central front-facing four-clawed mang dragon clutching a flaming pearl, two side-facing dragons below, above a border of rolling