Antique Tack

Title: George Frederick (1871) Medium: Hand-colored lithograph on wove paper Includes: Original companion lineage/pedigree sheet (two sheets total) Origin: England, c. 1875 Conditio...

Some undulation to canvas at top corners. Thinned tacking edge reinforced in areas. Frame with wear and losses.

It features individually hand-tacked brass studded trim, the padding is the original horse hair.

The fabric is bordered by evenly spaced white tacks, giving it a handcrafted and rustic character.

Large carved finials sit above turned posts, with carved blocks and open carved scrolls framing the center arched splat with tonal beige fabric and brass tack edging. The wide seats ...

The black upholstery is not the original as evidenced by the tack holes on the back frame, which add a certain character to the piece.

Mounting: The sampler is tacked to a wood stretcher frame. Frame backed with brown paper and sealed with tape..

The doors open by working lock and (massive) key to reveal an interior that has been crudely tacked with the most charming floral printed cotton in bold red & white.

The chair has a desirable, perfectly aged patina on the leather and wood accented by patinated brass tack nail heads. Provenance: From the estate of artist Ira Yeager (American 1938...

The wide seats have carved beveled edges and matching tonal beige upholstery with tack trim (added during the years, very clean and suitable for continued use).

Constructed from a wood core clad in pressed black leather, the box is bound in natural leather straps affixed with round-headed brass tacks, a construction technique associated with...

The distinctive pair of armchairs feature a mahogany frame covered with faded cigar leather having brass tack nail head on the border trim. Crafted in the chesterfield style with a t...

The chair has been stripped of three layers of upholstery, including the removal of tacks. The tall upholstered chair back rises to a serpentine crest rail with toad back carved &...

Each seat with new upholstery and tacks. Price is for one chair only, please call to check the quantity.

Hanging: The tapestry comes ready for hanging, with linen backing and a strip of hook and loop tape at the top end, which can be connected to the opposite side of the supplied hook a...

The plate offers beautifully composed line drawings with fine detailing: horse tack, patterned trousers, headgear with fur trim, embroidered tunics, and distinctive Scythian weapons ...

Repairs have been made to the top including replacing black tacks that were missing.

A single original brass tack is missing. The chair features the original finish with overcoat and with nice patina.

Whether gifted to the equestrian in your life or displayed by the hearth of a country house, they carry with them the romance of the field—the early morning fog, the rustle of tack, ...

Fine George I period studded leather travel trunk, dated 1723, on stand, the domed lid studded with brass and iron tacks in a foliate and vine pattern, with the initials "I.M." and "...

Exquisite and rare unique set of 6 French Louis XVI dining chairs in an antique white painted finish with blue accents and muted blue leather with gold embossing and brass tacking ac...

The wooden structure is adorned with ornamental brass tack decoration arranged in geometric patterns, demonstrating the maker's attention to both aesthetic and functional detail.

With beautiful floral beading on green trade cloth with brass tacks and red border. Floral beadwork has colors of red, pink, white, and orange.

The leather seat is attached with brass tacks. It was made with a great selection of oak and is marked with the Roycroft seal.

The original oversized brass tacks are all intact and add such character to this set.

Typical form with new leather with tacks. With label from Liberty on base. From a Bunny Williams designed Palm Beach home.

The entire piece is hand-carved with typical Brittany motifs and brass tacks. The carvings represent flowers, hearts, leaves, and other decorative forms.

Mounting: The piece is tacked to a wooden board. For two very similar examples dated to Queen Anne, formerly in the Irwin Untermyer Collection, see The Metropolitan Museum Collection...

JUST PURCHASED, MORE INFORMATION SOON OR ON REQUEST, images taken with iphone Beautifully worked in a naive characterful manner with flowers and songbirds. It has some oxidised tack...

The plaque itself is of both matte and burnished gilding giving the horse and tack depth and dramatic contrast.

This fantastic, original late 17th-century bread cabinet with 2 doors is made of oak and features a unique finish with brass-colored nails/tacks in the doors. With its practical shel...

Pair of French Louis XV armchairs with stunning original blue mohair upholstery with brass tack beading, sculpted from fine walnut, and featuring exquisitely formed frameworks with s...

Also, there are two (2) early Stickley- bros made metal round tacks on each side as pictured. Their work was not only artistically magnificent, but it was in very high demand.

French decorative foliage painted hinged three panel arched leather screen with brass tack trimming, and resting on rectangular block feet.

The seat rail is concealed beneath the upholstery, with the upholstery affixed using tacks along the edges. The chair is covered in a textured golden-yellow fabric.

Pair of vintage Lolling chairs featuring a luxurious deep button-tufted leather upholstery in a rich chestnut hue with hints of red and gold and accentuated with brass tacks. The sol...

Set of 4 antique French Louis XV chairs with stunning original blue mohair upholstery with brass tack beading, all sculpted from fine walnut, and featuring exquisitely formed frame...

The chairs feature an Arts & Crafts era needlepoint decorated seat with brown velvet borders and brass tack nailhead trim. Substantial armchairs weighing nearly 25 pounds with radian...

From the deep ‘Chesterfield’ folded button-back, the detail of the buttoned lower apron and folded leather frill, to the perfect curvature of the scrolled arms and wings and the hand...

The wear is all from normal wear and tear. All the brass tacks are original. This piece shows and early instance of Keyed Through Tenon Construction on each side.

The leather is bordered with brass tack nail heads. The seat is supported by turned legs with blocks conjoined by turned stretchers.

The frame is shaped and has beading detail with metal tacks around the frame for added design interest.

Beautiful aged French leather and walnut neoclassical desk or boudoir dressing table chair, in original leather with lovely brass tacking and stunning bronze jabots, with an acanthus...

Crafted circa 1900, the geometric frame is built up from layers of chip-carved wood with stepped corners and recessed central panels that create dimension from every angle. Brass tac...

He holds the reins of a finely groomed warhorse adorned with decorative tack, poised in mid-step as the soldier surveys the landscape.

Round bentwood box made out of pine with lapped seams and iron tacks, retaining its original robin egg blue paint Good condition with appropriate edge wear American, circa 1850.

Titled, signed, and inscribed "100 Proofs," all in pencil. 5 1/4 x 6 /78 inches (plate). 9 1/2 x 12 1/8 inches (sheet), with deckle on all edges, and tack holes for drying. Framed tp...

New soft beige leather upholstery with brass tacks. A rare find. All items offered are antique, vintage, or mid-century and sold as-is.

The seats having clean Scalamandre upholstery that is in fine condition and is welt and tacked supported. The distressed finish is simply stunning.

The hide is further accented by brass tacks along the front edge, adding a flair of class to the overall rustic style.

It has the mint original finish, tacks, and fume black color. (Note: It may look nicer in person - some of the photos make it look honey brown.

Set of Four French Early 17th Century Henry II Side Chairs, beautiful simple lines, accentuated with decorative brass tacks, columnar legs joined by flattened box stretchers and endi...

The finely etched details, from the architectural elements of the Lusthuis to the textures of trees and horse tack, exemplify Dutch and Flemish graphic traditions of topographical an...

Intriguing 19th century English table with a hand crafted copper brazier surrounded by brass tacked pedals with plenty of wear on a carved and turned barley twist walnut base.

A very well made and decorative club armchair, it has a traditional coil sprung base, period castors, the leather is held in place with hand nail tacked upholstery, it is a really go...

Wooden straps secured by wooden bands with tacks and a bentwood handle are an indication of early construction.

Guyot discovers the works of Barye during a  visiting to the Louvre, and he decides to change tack.  He wants to make animal sculptures and learn to work with other materials.