Textiles.- Dying.- Dying machinery

Fourth-Quarter 20th Century, Dine Signed in black ink to backing board The Navajo/Dine dye chart identifying various vegetable and plant dyes used in dying wool for textiles Sight: 19.5" H x 23.75"

Native American Navajo Textile Dye Chart with Partial Miniature Rug, measures 11.5'' x 9.5'', framed and under glass, features native plants used for dying wool along with their names in English and N

Pair of Ornate old Copper batik Stamps from Java, Indonesia. hand made stamps used in the dying process, these block print stamps were dipped in wax, and used to decorate textiles before they were dye

Geo. Hattersley & Son was a textile machinery maker in Keighley, Yorkshire in England. The company was founded in 1789. The company produced the first power loom in 1834 for weaving worsted cloth whic

Item: Five cyanotype photos of textile machinery Size: Each is 7.75 x 9.5 inches Cyanotype is a photographic process that produces cyan-blue images. Engineers utilized this process well into the 20th

Vintage Industrial Design Leg Forms. Labeled Paramount Form, Paramount Textile Machinery, Chicago. Size: 32"L (81 cm).

Metal tag for Paramount Textile Machinery Co., Chicago, Illinois; stocking manufacturing leg form comprised of a cast iron finial over a polished sheet metal leg form having incised measuring lines; c

This is the two-volume October, 1904 Doubleday, Page & Co. first edition publication of Otis Tufton Mason’s Indian Basketry, Studies in a Textile Art Without Machinery (254 pages in Vol. 1; 528 page

Mason, Otis Tufton. Indian Basketry: Studies in a Textile Art without Machinery. Two volumes. New York: Doubleday, 1904. First edition. xx, 254pp then 528pp total in two volumes. Profusely illustrated

1799 PURITAN Richard Baxter Saints Everlasting Rest BIBLE Call to Unconverted “I preached as never sure to preach again, and as a dying man to dying men.” ― Richard Baxter A rare 17

1761 PURITAN Richard Baxter Saints Everlasting Rest BIBLE Brock Provenance Spurgeon “I preached as never sure to preach again, and as a dying man to dying men.” ― Richard Baxter A r

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture after the ancient "The Dying Galatian" (a.k.a. "The Dying Gaul") sculpture depicting a felled Galatian dying upon his sword and shield. Piece is mounted on a rouge marble

Grand Tour Italian classical alabaster sculpture of 'The Dying Gaul', also known as 'The Dying Gladiator', with an integral oval base. Figure is wounded, lying on his shield with his sword beside him.

Artist: Black Cat Collective Title: Nicaraguans are dying to be saved Decription: "Nicaraguans are dying to be saved" by Black Cat Collective, 1986 Unsigned Serigraph. Paper size is 24.25 x 20 inches,

FAULKNER, WILLIAM. 1897-1962. As I Lay Dying. New York: Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, (1930). 8vo. Publisher's tan cloth, lettered in brown, brown topstain, publisher's printed dust jacket. Minor bu

with base H.15" sculpture H.8 1/2" E. 68th St. NYC Provenance: Bernard Steinitz

The Dying Gaul bronze sculpture, Grand Tour after the antique, 19th century, the gladiator modeled seated on the ground, wounded and leaning on one arm, his torso with bleeding puncture, his sword and

Prophet Royal. Robertson. Two Dying Trees with Calendar & Newspaper. Signed. Paint, glitter, marker and newspaper. Excellent condition. 22" w x 28"h. Provenance: Dr. Regenia Perry. Est. $400-600. Ship

Figurine - The dying Cossack with the wounded horse, 1870-1890; Gardner Porcelain Factory, Moscow; bisque porcelain, 14 x 18.5 x 12 cm; manufactory mark on the bottom: ‘Gardner’ (written in Cyrill

A large Italian marble figure of the Dying Gaul on pedestal after the Antique, raised on oval pedestal with two column support, 21"h x 39"l (figure); 31.75"h x 40.5"w.

French Grand Tour bronze figure of "The Dying Gaul", second quarter 19th century, after the original antique marble in the Capitoline Museum, Rome, the sculpture marked "Reduction Mechanique / Collas"

Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810-1892) (Founder), dying Gauls, bronze patinated bronze of the 19th century according to the original in the Capitoline Museums of Rome. It was originally located in the Perg

(British, 1787-1849). Oil on canvas, unsigned, attribution and title on old label on verso, 16 x 23 in., framed.

The Dying Slave Bronze, Barbedienne Foundry: Reduction Mecanique Brevete Paris: Gorgeous bronze called "The Dying Slave" This is marked Ferdinand Barbedienne Foundry, and has the stamp for Reduction M