Stevengraph pure silk woven picture "The Present Time".

Housed in a black wooden frame with gilded gold accents. Depicting 'The Present Time', the Lord Howe locomotive on the tracks. Captioned 'Woven in Silk by Thomas Stevens, Inventor and Manufacture, Cov

19th century, England. Stevengraph Pure Silk Woven Picture. The charming image is titled “The Good Old Daysâ€. Good colors and with the original matt and artist label on verso. H5" W8"

19th century, England. Stevengraph Pure Silk Woven Pictures. Each housed in its original matt and early frame. Largest: 7 1/2" x 10 1/2" (framed) Sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman and l

(4) Framed silk "Stevengraph" pictures including: "The Present Time", The Water Jump", For Life or Death" and "Niagra". Sizes: (2) 2"H x 6"W; (1) 2.5"H x 5.5"W; (1) 2"H x 5"W, Circa - 19th C.

Housed in a black wooden frame with gilded gold accents. Depicting 'The Good Old Days', which displays a four-horse drawn carriage. Each picture is captioned 'Woven in Silk by Thomas Stevens, Inventor

British, 19th century, woven silk horseracing prints "The Start" and "The Finish", original mats stating beneath picture "Woven In Pure Silk By Thomas Stevens, Stevengraph Works, Coventry.", under gla

Two pure silk woven framed pictures - both limited edition designed and woven by J.&J. Cash Ltd weavers of Coventry, England. Both pictures are numbered

Stevengraph woven silk picture "Called to the Rescue. Heroism at Sea" with history of Thomas Stevens, inventor and manufacturer. Factory matted and framed. Sight image measures approximately 2" in hei

Antique Stevengraph Woven Silk Picture of a Ship.

Monogrammed "NF" and inscribed "D'ap. A. Perret". Dimensions: (Frame) H 10" x W 11.25" ; (Sight) H 5.75" x W 6.75" Condition: Not examined out of frame. A few rubs to frame.

(3) Framed Stevengraph woven silk pictures including: (1) Stephenson's "Triumph", Sixty Miles An Hour, 2"H x 6"W, (1) "The Last Lap", 2"H x 5.75"W, and (1) "Are You Ready?" and "The Final Spurt" toget

"For Life or Death" and "The Good Old Days", both coaching images. Printed information to back of one. Both matted and framed under glass. Sight image measures approximately 2" in height and 5-3/4" in

(4) Framed woven silk "Stevengraph" pictures, including: "The Start", "The First Point", "The Slip" and "The Finish" Images: 2"H x 6"W, Circa - 19th C.

(2) Woven silk Stevengraph pictures of Lady Godiva, including: (1) "The Lady Godiva Procession", 2"H x 6"W and (1) "Ye Ladye Godiva" with poem and Peeping Tom, 2.25"H x 4"W. Circa - 19th C.

Stevengraph. A woven silk picture of “The Last Lap” produced by Stevengraph Works of Coventry England circa 1879. Pictured is a race with five racers riding their ordinary or high wheel bicycles i

(3) Woven silk pictures, including: (2) Stevengraph, "The Crystal Palace", 2.25"H x 5.5"W and "Her Majesty The Late Queen Victoria", 4"H x 2.5"W, and (1) by Brooklehurst-Winston, "Bonnie Prince Charli

Title: Pair of “Stevengraphs” Pictures Stevengraphs are pictures woven from silk, originally created by Thomas Stevens in the 19th century. Thomas Stevens, a local weaver, adapted the Jacquard loo

Two Framed Woven Silk Stevensgraphs, "The Good Old Days," and "The Present Time, " depicting a coaching scene and a steam engine train, each matted and framed. Dimensions: 2 x 6 in. an

Five Woven Silk Stevensgraphs, comprising; "The Crystal Palace," in original mat with printed identification, "Called to the Rescue," in original mat, "The Present Time, 60 Miles a

Six Framed Stevengraph Silk Woven PanelsEach mounted in its original printed matt with title below the fine polychrome silk embroidered panels. Including: Called to the Rescue; The Good Old Days, The

Circa 1886. The piece having been made for the commemorative centennial of the Chatham Artillery May 1, 1886. Very nicely rendered and uncommon Southern example. Good overall condition and well cared

Rare "error" Stevengraph silk picture, the card printed with the title "The First Over" which referred to a cricket match, but the scene is actually the depiction of an American baseball game and shou

Two blue toned neckties. Labels read as ‘Brooks Brothers Makers, all silk, made in USA of Imported Fabric’, and ‘Brooks Brothers Makers, Pure Silk Woven in Italy Made in USA’. Surface wear pre

LARGE PANEL XVIII centuryLarge panel. France, XVIII century. Fabric: Technically called Mexicane, pure silk taffeta woven textile. The whole textile is crossed by a rich meander design, representing a