Antique Wallpaper

He designed textiles for Templeton's, Warner's, Cowlishaw, and Barbour and Miller; carpet designs for Templeton's and Brinton and Co.; and his wallpaper designs were printed by Jeffr...

During the 1720s its painters drew inspiration from the works of Watteau, and the scenes of courtly life, fruits and flowers that adorned fashionable textiles and wallpaper. It was i...

After his stay in Rome Peche worked for magazine 'Kunst und Dekoration' (= 'Art and Decoration' / edited in Darmstadt): He was very productive, having created designs for wallpapers,...

This hand-crafted European drop-front box dates to the late 19th century, signed L'PUPLET, adorned with a significantly older Italian fine quality cast bronze lockplate with intricat...

A continuous procession of stylized blossoms and scrolling foliage moves with an almost textile-like cadence, reminiscent of hand-blocked wallpapers and woven tapestries from late 19...

His designs were used by several engravers and decorators on porcelain and pottery, but also on textiles, wallpaper and silver. Pillement had discovered in 1764 a new method of print...

The Guild's products included furniture, stained glass, metalwork, lighting, fabrics and wallpaper. This was to include the magazine, 'The Hobby Horse', which first went on sale in 1...

Alphonse Mucha’s commercial art Magnum Opus, conceived as a sample book for craftsmen and manufacturers, presenting the full range of Mucha’s decorative work: posters, decorative pan...

Martine also produced furniture, fabrics, cushions, and wallpapers, that were sold in stand-alone boutiques in Paris and London, and high-end department stores in Berlin and New York.