This Magnificent French Aubusson Tapestry is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1760. Featuring Rich Vibrant Colors, Incredible Detail all hand-dyed and woven to perfection. Measuring 55"W x 79"H, Serious Inquiries are Welcome! Shipping and insurance are determined after checkout.

An Italian, second half of 16th century, silk damask bed spread or wall hanging most probably from Lucca. Made from several joined panels of a deep forest green, the pattern, a central floral motif with an ogival network of leaves, flowers and crowns. Edged in ...

One of Fortunys' early 20th century patterns, a panel of tightly woven twill with a ground of richly colored ochre, the pattern of foliage and fronds in forest green. Edged with its original border, lined inside with thermal lining, backed with a cream-colored cotton lining ...

An early 18th century Italian red silk brocatelle panel woven in silk on a linen ground. A heavy weight embossed panel with raised and large centered design of crowns, pomegranates and floral motif. These were once used as wall coverings and furnishing fabrics and still ...

An 18th century French silk brocaded table cover with a rare ground of royal blue woven with small silk polychrome flowers throughout. Edged in a small French silver metallic galon. Lined on the backside with a brilliant lemon yellow silk. Brocade is a rich silk ...

A rare length of Fortuny 1920’s tightly woven cotton/satin fabric, the back has a silk faille backing that Fortuny is so well known for. This fabric is in his “Crosoni” pattern of a French Directoire design of a large cross motif of silver patterned oak ...

All hand stitched, hand embroidered & appliqué -Rare early 19th century square table cloth in taupe & gold colored silk brocade. An applied center roundel in petit point with flowers and foliage motifs resting on a copper medallion, the entire cloth is embellished  by copper ...

The central panel is a Belgium floral tapestry machine made, 19th century with newer Chenille back round, silk cording and fringes in complimenting beautiful shades of  muted green, gold and beige and down stuffed. A stunning combination of colors and textures to this decorative pillow ...

A circa 1770 – 90 Italian or French silk brocaded tabby coverlet. A cream ground with a pattern of blue vertical serpentine stripes, brocaded in a floral design with silver metal and polychrome silk threads. Fully edged with a rare double silver metal torchon lace, ...

An amazing circa 1710 - 50 century Italian ecclesiastical chasuble front with intricately embroidered metal and silk threads. The design of cartouche-like shapes outlined in metal thread among a pattern of curling leaves, peonies, tulips, morning glories, forget-me-nots and rosebuds all in the most remarkable ...

A little history: The Renaissance (French for "rebirth"), was a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th through the 17th century, beginning in Italy in the late Middle Ages and later spreading to the rest of Europe. This “rebirth” is why you’ll see so much ...

A French or Italian 1710 - 30 silk and silver metal brocaded lampas cover with symmetrical patterns of flower and leaves on a melon/orange silk ground. Patterns such as these were typically nicknamed “ lace patterns” for they generally included areas of small scale diaper ...

A fabulous 18th century Italian vestment stole depicting the lighter and less formal tastes characteristic of the early 18th century. The ground is cream silk, the color used for Easter and Christmas, with silk embroidery of flowers, fruit and foliage with crosses.  There is also ...