Antique Looms

Spirited antique oval table handcrafted in stick wicker and woven reed featuring the original painted top decorated with an advanced spray technique on four legs with splayed legs j...

A 1920’s wicker newspaper and magazine rack made by Lloyd Loom of Menominee, Michigan. Decorated with an open wicker braid around the top edge and over a central wooden divider with ...

Rare and remarkable child's six piece suite of furniture crafted in wicker in art deco high style including a settee, rocking chair, armchair, table, lamp and planter all in the orig...

An Original 1930's "Lusty" Lloyd Loom Small Round Bentwood Side Table. Added Storage Space With Small Shelf.

Unusual and very large wingback chair, of tightly-woven, fine wicker, with a tall, rounded back, painted cream and red. Diamond-shaped detail in the back.

Late 19th or early 20th century jaquar loom’s woven tablecloth, cotton.

American Victorian (19th Century) maple loom with needlepoint weaving.

Large-scale wooden spinner's loom, commonly referred to as a walking wheel, used in hand-spinning wool and other fibers prior to mechanized textile production.

A loomed French rustic landscape tapestry from the first quarter of the 20th century, circa 1920, envisioning a festive scene in which villagers eat, play music, and make merry befor...

Impressive Danish carved and painted tape loom, Denmark. Tape looms were historically used to weave narrow bands of fabric, such as belts, ribbons, and straps.

A charming watercolour portrait depicting a woman sat at her loom. She holds a ball of thread in one hand, pulling it towards her as she winds the string.

an early 20th-century Belgian Tapestry Details rug no. j4382 size 4' 7" x 6' 11" (140 x 211 cm)

Antique early 20th century American wicker and loom vanity desk with matching chair, showcasing classic hand-woven construction and elegant turned leg details.

Impressive Danish painted folk art tape loom, also known as a heddle or band loom. It is a traditional tool used for weaving narrow bands of fabric, such as belts, straps, or decorat...

A super rare and hard to find vintage art deco "Fruit of the Loom" mini mannequin model / sculpture, cirva 1930s.

Hand-embroidered with luminous silk threads on a natural, hand-loomed cotton ground, the piece features a rhythmic composition of bold solar medallions—ancient symbols of protection,...

Illustrated Catalog of the Art of Ancient Looms, Antique Oriental Weaves, Persian Faiences, Jewels and Other Oriental Treasures, Auction Catalog From American Art Association New Yor...

Harry Leslie Hoffman (1871 - 1964) The Artist's Wife (Beatrice Pope) at the Loom, circa 1915 Oil on canvas 30 x 32 inches Housed in a period Newcomb-Macklin frame Provenance: Estate...

Hand-carved from Iron Wood this is a wonderful example of a Backstrap Loom, an essential component of Ikat textile weaving.

William Hogarth was an English painter and engraver, the outstanding British artist of his period. During his childhood, his father, a schoolteacher, was imprisoned for debt, and th...

This rare 19th-century Continental European hand-loomed rug presents a bold and timeless aesthetic through its large-scale all-over geometric pattern.

Original matching shoulder straps and loom beaded tabs ending in red yarn tufts. Highly visual, great for continued display in a Southwestern home or handmade indigenous collection. ...

Floral designs in colors of pink, blue, yellow, and red. Full pocket with loom-beaded straps with matching drops ending in wool tufts.

Unlike commercial or later workshop kilims, this piece was woven entirely by hand on a village loom, giving it the soulful irregularities and artistic freedom prized by collectors.

Late 19th century long French Lyonnais Kashmir shawl with beautiful floral design and beautiful natural colors, entirely woven in jacquard looms of the 19th century with wool with ...

The American rag rug tradition is one of the most authentic and deeply rooted forms of folk textile art in North America — born from the Puritan ethic of thrift and the practical nec...

The American rag rug tradition is one of the most authentic and deeply rooted forms of folk textile art in North America — born from the Puritan ethic of thrift and the practical nec...

The American rag rug tradition is one of the most authentic and deeply rooted forms of folk textile art in North America — born from the Puritan ethic of thrift and the practical nec...

The satin-backed weaving on a Jacquard loom probably comes from Bianchini-Ferrier manufacture in Lyon.

Originally established by royal decree in the 19th century to produce carpets of unparalleled technical refinement for the Ottoman palaces, the Hereke looms are synonymous with perfe...

Rowing boats struggle against powerful seas as a harpooned whale erupts dramatically from the water, while a steam vessel looms in the background. Executed after a design by Édouard...

An exceptional and visually striking piece of Japanese textile art from the late Edo period (mid-19th century): an authentic, hand-loomed 藍染 (Aizome / Natural Indigo) Furoshiki (wrap...

This magnificent late nineteenth-century Dabir Kashan rug is a premier example of “City Workshop” excellence, specifically originating from the esteemed Dabir looms. Historically, “D...

Waves crash against a sea wall whilst distant figures line the street in this captivating nineteenth-century coastal scene. Brooding clouds loom over the sea, where a small sailing b...

This poster shows a bestial and massive German soldier, his head and shoulders looming over a war-stricken landscape. He holds a rifle with a blood-smeared bayonet in his right hand,...

The textile consists of hand-loomed vintage cotton panels stitched together horizontally, displaying the beautiful irregularities of 19th-century Japanese utilitarian fabrics.

Elegant French tapestry from the early i20th century, woven on the jacquard looms in the traditional Aubusson style, This tapestry, based on the works of Dellini, depicts a scene b...

Jai-namaz ( house of prayers) suzani from Bukhara Uzbekistan, it is done in chain stitch in silk on a hand loomed cotton foundation.

A great quality embroidery done in chain stitch in silk on a hand loomed cotton foundatıon. Unfortunately it is refinished to form a small suzani from a larger piece.

Very fine eight-colour cut-throw weaving on a Jacquard loom. Rich vegetal decoration with poly-lobed architecture, certainly of Indian influence, but revealing here the great creativ...

In addition to the lathe and his automatons, Vaucanson is known for designing an automatic loom that wove using punch cards, a technology that was used 200 years later for data entry...

Handwoven in the late 1800s, this long and elegant runner features a striking allover skewed stripe composition, a hallmark of Gendje workshop looms, creating a sense of movement and...

This exquisite 19th-century French tapestry, woven on a Jacquard loom, is a stunning reproduction of a panel from the celebrated 16th-century Flemish tapestry series, The Hunts of Ma...

Woven in the prestigious looms of Agra, the rug is made of high-quality wool, which imparts a luxuriously soft texture and enduring strength.

The back has a simple loom weave with stripes of different colors, especially indigo blue.

Historically, French needlework rugs—distinguished from the loom-woven Aubusson rug and Savonnerie carpet traditions—were hand-stitched on a structural canvas, a technique that allow...

This exquisite 19th-century French tapestry, woven using a Jacquard loom, is a faithful reproduction of Panel II from the renowned Renaissance tapestry series, The Hunts of Maximilian.

Masterfully hand crafted using fine silk threads on a hand-loomed natural linen background, this museum-grade artifact celebrates its beautifully weathered, historic state.

B. Loomes, Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, London, 2006, p.429.

This long, wooden carving is an early 20th century Chinese weaving shuttle, once used by skilled artists in Yunnan province to weave textiles of cotton, hemp and silk upon the loom. ...

The stream still rushes below, and the hills loom behind. In the foreground, a simple thatch roofed gate, kayamon, stands open, welcoming the viewer to enter the scene.

Hand woven using premium quality silk and cotton fibers on a traditional narrow loom, this museum grade textile collector’s piece is meticulously constructed from multiple matched pa...

Whoever framed them did a beautiful job. The hand-loomed Thai silk works perfectly with the terracotta surfaces.

This hand knotted wool antique Malayer rug is a beautiful celebration of Persian artistry, woven during the Early 20th Century when the workshops and village looms of Malayer produce...

Background Ghudjeri kilims are warp-faced weavings from Uzbekistan, woven on narrow tripod-type looms in long bands that are later joined to produce the full-length textile.

., 'The Lengthening Shadow of Rundells', Connoisseur 161, February, March, April 1966, Loomes, B. (2006). "Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World", N.A.G.

Domergue captures that mix of skepticism, irony, and looming unease with characteristic finesse. Measurements: With frame: 20.47 in wide (51.5 cm) by 15.94 in high (40.5 cm) by 0.82 ...

The textile, dating between 600 and 1400 CE. Woven on a backstrap loom using alpaca or llama wool, the fragment features interlocking geometric and diamond motifs in vivid red, yello...

Velvet-weaving was a rare skill, particularly when differing pile levels were used, as here, and a weaver with his loom could reputedly produce only 3" a day of fabric.

The painter's charming detail in the lower right corner is a pregnant woman who seems to smile as she observes the scene. A ruined tower looms in the center of the painting, while to...