Directoire Walnut Tricoteuse Table
Located in Essex, MA
Elongated octagonal top with gallery and fold down hinged panel. Trestle base with two oval lower shelves. The trestle sides with ebonized lozenge decoration. These tables were made ...
Brass
Directoire Walnut Tricoteuse Table
Located in Essex, MA
Rectangular with conforming gallery over a drawer and a trestle base with a stretcher.
Walnut
19th-Century French Realist Oil Painting 'La Tricoteuse' (The Knitter)
By François Bonvin
Located in New York, NY
Oil on wood panel. Excellent condition. Signed low left.
Oil, Wood Panel
Study of a Sleeping Girl in a Cap
By Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Located in Middletown, NY
The original canvas entitled Young Knitter Asleep (“Tricoteuse Endormie”) was unfortunately lost, however, a revised version of the composition was painted by Greuze in 1759, and was...
Handmade Paper, Graphite
19th Century Étagère/Tricoteuse
Located in Brightlingsea, Essex
Fine petite 19th century mahogany and brass-mounted three-tier Étagère or Tricoteuse, English, circa 1880.
Brass
La tricoteuse (The Knitting Girl)
By William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Located in New Orleans, LA
A celebration of childhood innocence, La tricoteuse is appealing in both its subject matter and its masterful execution.
Canvas, Oil
Louis XVI Style Walnut Tricoteuse
Located in Essex, MA
Rectangular with wood gallery, trestle base with lyre form ends, lower shelf, saber legs. Ex Waldorf Astoria Towers collection, NYC.
Walnut
Empire Revival Tricoteuse Table, circa 1890
Located in Culver City, CA
Empire Revival Tricoteuse table, circa 1890 Walnut table with two drawers and revolving basket cage.
Walnut
Directoire Mahogany and Brass Mounted Tricoteuse
Located in Essex, MA
Rectangular top with hinged fold down panel over lyre form supports and a lower oval tray form shelf raised on square splayed legs with scroll feet.
Louis XVI Parquetry Tricoteuse, Manner of RVLC
Located in Westwood, NJ
Fine Louis XVI parquetry and bronze oval end form Tricoteuse in the manner of Roger Vandercruse Lacroix (RVLC)
Phrygian Hat Makers Sign, circa 1880
Located in London, GB
Supposedly, knitting women, known as tricoteuse, were the ones primarily producing the caps, which one historian noted: After the revolution, the red Cap of Liberty still retained i...
Wood
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H 26 in W 21.5 in D 11.25 in
Splendid Pair of 18th Century Three-Tier Mahogany, Brass & Ebony Side Tables
Located in Hopewell, NJ
Rare and valuable pair of three-tier mahogany octagonal shaped etagere style tricoteuses. Adding to their interest is that they are not an exact match, with subtle differences in the...
Mahogany
French Directoire Period Tricoteuse
Located in Sheffield, MA
French Directoire period mahogany tricoteuse or work table, the gallery has brass mounts around the top edge, the front gallery is hinged to drop down to form a working surface, the ...
Brass
18th C Fruitwood Tricoteuse Table
Located in Santa Rosa, CA
Wonderful antique table with great patina and lots of character. This table was used originally for knitting.
Fruitwood
French Painted Side Table, 19th Century Tricoteuse Table
Located in Doylestown, PA
This charming and delicate side table is traditionally known as a "knitter's (tricoteuse) table." It has a rounded tray top above small drawer over harp form supports.
Wood
Louis XVI Mahogany Tricoteuse Table with Brass Enrichments. French C1800
Located in New York, NY
# W064 - Louis XVI "Tricoteuse" or work table executed in a richly patinated mahogany.
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