Rare Fortuny, Circa 1920s, Crosoni Pattern, Sage Ground With Silver Overlay

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 and mountain laurel leaves on a sage green ground. Fully lined with a coordinating Dupioni silk that shimmers from greens to reds. Early period a discontinued pattern and rare ground color, a continuous length of 8 yards. The height of the pattern measures 16”. (The ground is not faded, it's a mottled ground that is so typical Fortuny.)

(Price is for one yard, once cut from the length, fabric is not returnable)

Condition: Slight wear/rub to the silver overlay, consistent with age.