Dealer Showcase: Textiles, Linens

Just in time for summer we’re presenting a 19th century French all ticking pillow. The outside cover is made from two different types of ticks, one a brown with white, yellow and blue stripes, the other with white, blue and a very small darker blue ...

A fabulous French 18th century handmade heavy metal appliqué in a gothic design on its original deep green silk velvet. Edged in a 19th century French silk and metallic trim and center on moss green silk velvet, finished with a thick metal cording.  Condition: Wear ...

An exceptional quality Victorian ladies’ beaded silk capelet jacket from the mid-1800s, formerly in the collection of Miss Cora Jane “Jenny” Flood, of San Francisco. This lovely jacket is in mint condition with no rips, fading, tears or stains and with all beadwork and lace ...

This pair of vintage Lucrezia pattern Fortuny pillows, ca. 1940, have mellowed with time into subtle tones of grayed sage and a soft dusky peach making them unique. This is one of things so revered about Fortuny fabrics - the more they age, the  more ...

A stunning pair of vintage Rajasthani wedding panels are now a stunning pair of pillows featuring zardozi (gold thread embroidery). Backed in silk with feather/down fill and double tassel trim these are sized at 18 x 26 inches which is a perfect size for sofa, ...

Offered are a pair of vintage Fortuny pillows in the Irani pattern, which was based on a 17th century Persian design. These aqua and gold pillows are stuffed with a plump blend of feather/down for good back support. They are backed in golden silk, which ...

Gorgeous pair of Fortuny pillows in the beautiful “Melagrana”pattern. This pattern was based on a 16th century Turkish design and exhibits the pomegranate pattern so favored by Fortuny. This Fortuny is in exceptional condition and was purchased from a collector who had stored it in ...

Set of two large, fringed, antique metallic hand embroidered textiles. Each embroidered panel has fringe on three sides- fringe measures 28" on the long side, 5" on the shorter sides. Measurements of the embroidered portions are 16.5" x 6.5" excluding the fringe.    The colors ...

An early 18th century Italian alter/vestment runner of a light coral/pink silk. Woven with appliques in silver and bronze metal threads with symbols depicting:   Thistle - Christ's crown of thornsRose - the nativity of GodDaisy - symbol for the baby JesusSun - symbol for ChristCross ...

One pair of pillows in Fortuny's Persepolis pattern, 16th century Persian tulip motif.  In 2005 Fortuny Inc. brought back several old patterns, this if from the Cantina color collection. This is is copper with silvery gold metallic overlay. Sides are finished with 19th c. metallic ...

Beautiful colorful rug in wood. Uzbekistan, 1920's.Great condition.Materials/techniques: wool.

Fortuny’s early, circa 1920’s, pattern in his “Melagrana” design, influenced by a 16th century Turkish design. Tightly woven twill with a ground of bittersweet or pomegranate with a silver metallic overlay. Edged in his signature scrolling “R” border, professionally lined and interlined. (This pattern has ...

This Spectacular Pastoral Scene Aubusson Tapestry is in Excellent Overall Condition, c.1770. Featuring Hand-woven, Hand-dyed scenes that are intricate in detail with rich color. Measuring 10’10”X 16’10”, Serious Inquiries are Welcome! Item ID: N11809N4125

Pair of mid-century 1960's Mariano Fortuny custom pillows.  The pillows measure approximately 19"x 22". Meticulous attention to detail has been given to these pillows: The vintage Fortuny "Carnavalet" pattern has been backed with a Kravet silk and a tiny welt has been applied to the edges. ...

An 18th century Gobelin tapestry fragment depicting stylized acanthus leaves and scrolls that are border along the bottom with smiling skull heads in bright fresh colors of mustard, ginger, rust and cream. Edged with an antique gold galon with a geometric saw tooth design all ...

Pair of all-antique pillows spanning three centuries of an Italian 17th century silk cut velvet panels with scrolling branches and leaves. Applied to an 18th century crimson silk velvet trimmed with a geometric 18th century gold metallic trim from Belgium. Finished with a 19th century ...