A gentleman's printed cotton banyan, French, late

A gentleman's printed cotton banyan, French, late 1830s-mid 1840s, of red, white and blue foliate stripes, cord edged diagonal pockets and button loops, lined in striped cotton, gathered band to rear

Three pieced printed cotton quilts late 19th/early 20th century The first, with signature, "J.A.A. March 1914," comprised of large triangles enclosing a square, heightened with running shell quilting;

Two pieced printed cotton quilts late 19th century The first, worked in a "Nine-Patch" variation pattern, heightened with cable and conforming quilting; the second, worked in a large "Mosaic" pattern

White with printed blue diamond lattice, jacket trimmed with three bands of embroidered narrow white ribbon, white cotton lining, pleated skirt with three embroidered bands above hem, buttonholes at w

A highly decorative Victorian three-panel dressing screen in the Chinoiserie taste. Flame-treated bamboo and printed cotton fabric. Late 19th Century. Dimensions: (Folded) H 60.5 "x W 23" x D 3" Condi

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

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

Black and white abstract print and woven pattern trim bands, puffed shoulder, gathered from the shaped yoke, attached front ties, center back gathered into a small belt, full skirt with pocket, muslin

Three partial bolts of Charles Demery French printed cotton. Each one is 50" wide. Beautiful blues and purples.

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

Domitilla for Veneziano Printed Cotton Suit, ca. late 1960’s- early 70’s. Made in Italy.

Central Asian Uzbek suzani, yellow satin ground with cotton and silk embroidery, lined with printed Russian cotton trade cloth, mid-late 20th c. Size: 95'' x 64'' (241 x 163 cm).

Central Asian Uzbek suzani, pink silk ground with cotton and silk embroidery, lined with printed Russian cotton trade cloth, mid-late 20th c. Size: 66'' x 91.5'' (168 x 232 cm).

American, late 19th century, cotton. Printed with vignettes depicting a baby with various toys. 10" diameter. SES

Catherine Ogust for Penthouse Gallery Printed Cotton 'The Forever Dress', ca. late 1970's-early 1980's.

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

Lot of (10) Late 19th c. French Transfer Printed 8 1/4" Diam. Plates by Hautin & Boulenger, Choisy-le-Roi, depicting scenes from "The Three Musketeer" and "Vicomte de Bragelonne", with Hautin Boulenge

1759 Magazine French Indian War w/ Map Of Crown Point Ticonderoga. May 1759 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London, 48 pages. French Indian War content including a map of the Country betwee

1759 Magazine French Indian War W/ Map Martinico. The March 1759 issue of “Gentleman’s Magazine”, printed at London, 52 pages. French Indian War treaties with the Indian tribes of North America,

Polka Dot Flock Printed Blue cotton, 3 Piece Suit, c.late 1940s. With unusual Talon zippers.

An interesting group of antique dress, comprising: 1870s ivory silk bridal gown, elaborate cutwork cotton bodice, late 1870s, a printed silk skirt and a lace edged and embroidered petticoat c.1900-10;

1) 5 yards of Casal's "Karikal", a French printed, striped floral cotton in blues on ecru, approx. 57 inches wide. A 12-inch vertical repeat by 9 inches horizontal repeat. 2) 15 7/8 yards of Rogers &

Mennonite appliqued "Tobacco Leaf" variation pattern quilt Pennsylvania, late 19th century Worked with printed cotton pieces in shades of red, yellow, green and pink.91 in. x 86 in. PROVENANCE: The Gr

(Pair) Framed colored lithographs depicting scenes of Napoleon II, "Tomeau du Napoleon II" and "Napoleon du camp au Boulogne", by Francois Georgin (French 1801-1863), printed late 19th c., sight: 15.5