17th C. European Textile Fragment

17th C. European Textile Fragment. Size: 36'' x 18.25'' (91 x 46 cm).

16th/17th C. European Ecclesiastic Textile Panel, silk, velvet, metal thread. 5'0'' x 3'9'' (152 x 114 cm). 5 lbs.

,Belgium & France,17th - 19th Century Nine pieces consisting of pair of 17th Century French textile fragments and remainder are 19th Century needlepoint of birds, cats, dogs and bell pull with beaded

THREE 17TH CENTURY PERSIAN SAFAVI TEXTILE FRAGMENTS,

2 Antique Chinese Textile Fragments. 1) Kosu fragment, Unmounted, China, 19th C. Size: 21'' x 27'' (53 x 69 cm) This fragment likely belonged to a kosu, a traditional Chinese robe. 2) Ming silk brocad

17th Century Antique European Coat Of Arms Textile, Country of Origin: Europe, Circa Date: 17th Century

(2) Pre-Columbian textile fragments, 17th/18th c., larger: 8.75" x 4.5" (sight), smaller: approx. 6"dia. (sight), both framed under glass

Safavid round textile fragment with boteh design. 17th century. Diameter of 11.75 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

Antique European Textile, Country of Origin: Europe, Circa Date: Late 17th Century / 18th Century

Group of Five European Textiles, 16th-19th C. This textile grouping features a notable French liturgical picture, that has exquisite metal thread embroidery and an appliquéd wool tapestry fragment. T

Study Group of Antique Textile Fragments, 16th to 19th C. Various cultures, including European and Middle Eastern examples. Ranging in Size form: 12'' x 10'' (30 x 25 cm) to 178'' x 10'' (452 x 25 cm)

European School, 17th century and later, Portrait of a Girl in Pearls, oil on canvas (relined, restorations) possibly a fragment of a portrait of a young girl in pearl diadem, earrings and necklace, i

17th century A.D. An irregular linen textile panel with silken embroidery in an overall design of floral and foliage roundels within dense floral borders; mounted in a custom-made perspex frame. 5.8 k

3 Early Chinese/Persian Textiles. 1) Gold on Gold Safavid Silk Fragment - Persia, 17th c, rare "frog foot" pattern. Literature: HALI magazine, issue 169, Tom Cole, "Tale From the Hills". Prov: Bill Li

19th C. Silk and Metal Thread Pictorial Embroidery , Turkey, and a 16th/17th C. Silk Velvet Fragment. Size: 1) 20'' x 5'', 51 x 13 cm (textile); 25.5'' x 7.5'', 65 x 19 cm (frame); 2) 13.5'' x 3'', 34

A Japanese Textile Fragment, 17th-18th century 10-3/4 x 9 inches (27.3 x 22.9 cm) (sight) 17 x 15 inches (framed) HID03101062020 © 2023 Herit

including 2 mats: 1 black & gold panel, 69" x 33" & 1 fragment of Turkish embroidery, 18.5" x 40"; 1 silver metallic embroidered panel, 35" x 66; 1 eastern european childs cap; 1 white runner w/ red s

Europe, Austria or Germany, ca. 17th century CE. An impressive wooden, iron-bound chest that instantly conjures adventure and intrigue. Flanked by a pair of heavy iron handles, the exterior of the rec

**First Time At Auction** Northern Europe, Flemish or English, Baroque period, ca. 17th century CE. A fine pair of oak wood caryatids, each meticulously hand-carved to depict the bust of a man and a w

Europe, Austria or Germany, ca. 17th century CE. An impressive iron chest that instantly conjures adventure and intrigue. Flanked by a pair of heavy iron handles, the exterior of the rectangular vesse

Europe, most likely Italy or France, painting of Pieta / Lamentation on copper, ca. 17th century CE. Finely painted on an oval piece of heavy gauge copper sheet, a dramatic depiction of the Pieta foll

Europe, most likely Italy or France, painting of Pieta / Lamentation on copper, ca. 17th century CE. Finely painted on an oval piece of heavy gauge copper sheet, a dramatic depiction of the Pieta foll

Continental Europe, Baroque Period, ca. 17th century. A two-sided vellum page, hand-illustrated with antiphonal musical annotation and lyrics in Latin. Large capital letters are delineated in red with

Northern Europe, probably Britain or the Low Countries, ca. early to mid-17th century CE. An intriguing cast bronze figure of a kneeling man with a tab cast as part of the back of one foot, presumably