Pair of 19th Century French Carved and Painted Wall Curtain Tieback Sculptures
Located in Dallas, TX
Their monumental vertical scale makes these sculptural carvings ideal flanking a mirror, doorway, tapestry, or large window in a living room, library, or formal entry.
Oak
Antique Mongolian Handwoven Wool Blanket with Cranes
Located in Centennial, CO
A stunning, large antique circa 1920 Mongolian tapestry woven wool blanket with cranes as well as banding at the top and bottom.
Wool
Pair of Italian 18th Century Giltwood Four-Arm Sconces, 1780
Located in Lincoln, GB
While their exact villa of origin is often lost to time, their scale and four-light design suggest they were part of a major decorative scheme, possibly flanking large-scale mirrors ...
Giltwood
Antique French Aubusson Carpet, circa 1900s
Located in New York, NY
Fit for a Rothschild, this large antique French tapestry-woven carpet shows a large, layered oval medallion with an ivory central panel enclosing a detailed rose bouquet., all on a s...
Wool
$36,627
Three drawings by François Boucher in a mounting by Jean-Baptiste Glomy
By François Boucher
Located in PARIS, FR
His mastery of technique and composition enabled him to move from large scale tapestry cartoons (he worked throughout his career for both the Beauvais and Gobelins tapestry factories...
Chalk, Ink
$14,940Sale Price|20% Off
13x15 Antique French Aubusson Flatwoven Rug 397cm x 445cm Fine Large Tapestry
Located in New York, NY
Rare Authentic Antique French Aubusson Rug Handwoven Rug Handmade Rug Rare Size 13x15 Rug Rose Beige 1880 Measures: 13' x 14'7" 397cm x 445cm "This is a great example of an aut...
Wool
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