Used Blankets

An boldly patterned Uzbek embroidery featuring silk embroidery on a red cotton "trade cloth" ground. Cotton cloth from factories in Russia was highly valued and was itself an object ...

A complete silk Ikat coat from Central Asia, probably woven by Uzbeks in the Bokhara region in the latter part of the 19th century. The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as e...

Beautiful Hermès pocket square or "pouf" from the Loic Dubigeon Persona collection. Incredible Aztec/tribal style print. Striking orange background. 100% silk, excellent original con...

This antique French textile is a beautiful piece in perfect condition with very little wear aside from its metallic roped design that has lost it's metallic patina. Its size allows f...

Set of seven vintage but never used kitchen towels with red stripes on pure linen dyed in light grey. Embroidered with the initials, M.G . Oversized.

Set of six French kitchen towels with red sripes in pure linen. Hand embroidered with the initials, J D, 19th century. Oversized. Vintage but never used.

Set of three vintage but never used kitchen towels with red stripes on pure linen dyed in light grey. Embroidered with the initials, M.G. Oversized. 19th century.

Set of five French kitchen towels with blue and yellow stripes in pure linen. Hand embroidered with the initials, M.G. Vintage but never used, 20th century.  

Set of five French kitchen towels with red sripes in pure linen, dyed in light blue. Hand embroidered with the initials, M G. 19th century. Oversized. Vintage but never used.

Set of five vintage but never used kitchen towels with red stripes on pure linen dyed in light grey. Embroidered with the initials, M.G.

Set of six French kitchen towels with red sripes in pure linen. Hand embroidered with the initials, J D. 19th century. Oversized. Vintage but never used.

Set of three French linen kitchen towels with red sripes. Dyed in light blue, 19th century. Oversized. Vintage but never used.

Set of five French kitchen towels with red stripes in pure linen dyed in blue. 19th century. Vintage but never used.

Printed cotton, an orb pattern in grey, teal and maroon, designed by Maija Isola, circa 1965. Rare Viita design. Two lengths (lined). Made in Helsinki. Heavy, durable cotton.

17th century Italian large patterned red silk velvet in a Renaissance foliated floral design with a gold back ground.

This is a fabulous bold and graphic antique Suzani.

An extremely fine pair of embroidered curtains having saffron and burnt orange wool embroidery on a steel grey silk background with a matching pelmet, Scottish ? circa 1880 Recently ...

Silk screened fabric panel by Stig Lindberg singed lower right corner. Ready to be stretched and hung on the wall. Beautiful piece. Colors are still vibrant.

Woven from handspun wool in natural ivory, tan and brown wool with aniline dyed red. An eccentric pattern, the weaving features a central stylized cross motif with unique borders on ...

Hand-stitched cotton quilt from the Indian desert state of Rajisthan. Multi-colored hand-stitched threads on black background. Many other styles available in similar color way.

Gio Ponti special edition "Poesia Del Mare" fabric. Made in Italy, Busto Arsiziom Italy, 1950 / 2010, Official reproduction of Manifattura Jsa, Available only in linen, 3.3 mete...

This is a great Historical thing. Heavy cotton-twill khaki jackets with felted-cotton and silk ribbon trim, orange catalin Trylon & Perisphere buttons, partial silk/rayon inner lini...

A silk velvet ikat panel that has alternating medallions in a complex red, orange, blue and dark red pattern. Such material was very expensive and time consuming to produce, therefor...

A velvet carpet, woven with dark gray silk and metal thread ground voided to reveal red and light gray scrolling foliage and abstracted lotus flowers. Bordered on three sides with re...

This is a fragment of a Chinese dragon robe, executed in kosu, or tapestry, weave.

Pair of vintage printed linen panels backed and edged with linen, embellished with coordinating moss fringe.

An English circa 1900 gauffrage velvet panel, suitable as a wall hanging, bed or table cover.

Woven wool paisley shawl.

A circa 1880s woven striped wool paisley.

A machine woven paisley shawl with an unusual blue and cream color.

A wonderful graphic vintage textile. The piece has been backed in natural Belgian linen and has a rod pocket to hang

Exceptionally finely quilted early American quilt.

An early handmade scalloped edged valance depicting charming scenes with dogs and children.

Boasting an outstanding composition and excellent needlework, this is a fine and Classic New England sampler made in 1824 by Mary Ann Coolidge of Cambridge, Massachusetts. The scene ...

Ceremonial skirt from Samayac, Guatemala. Unlike other regional skirts was worn wrapped without a sash. The striped tabby ground is decorated with a supplementary weft. Weft is selve...

Chyrpies, Tekke Turkmen capes that are worn by women, are lavishly decorated with embroidery done in silk thread lacing stitch. The motifs are mostly stylized flowers, especially tul...

The art of resist dyeing was imported to Southeast Asia from the Indian subcontinent and became popular mostly in Islamic regions. The Muslims of Palembang in coastal Sumatra along t...

Early 19th century overshot weave coverlet, with multicolors.

A large fragment of a linen coverlet embroidered with silk of three colors: Blue, red and green. A field of alternating rows of either tulips and large leaves or rosettes of two size...

Male notables in the savanna kingdoms of Cameroon wear full, loose fitting robes or tunics, sometimes accompanied by matching bonnets.

A remarkable feat to collect all of these silk flags of 160 different countries, circa 1890-1900. Each flag is intricately and finely made of silk. Please review the photos showing t...

Embroidered linen fragment worked in silk in shades of blue, russet, green and ivory in herringbone stitch with crescent shaped leafy fronds containing round russet and ivory round f...

Antique Indian quilt, circa 1900. Rajasthan, India. Handmade.

A Pre-Columbian textile fragment.

The wild and rugged ridges of Western Papua were long considered uninhabited. Only in 1938 a pilot flying over saw beneath him a large valley dotted with fields and circular huts. So...

Early 18th Century needlework panel depicting a madden fishing in a landscape whit a substantial brick house in the background. The needlework is surrounded by a fine gilt frame i...

The Ewe people of west Africa are spread from Ghana to Nigeria. However, with its men's reputation as some of the best weavers in Africa, most of them are settled in Nigeria, where t...

A stunning late 19th century Aymara ceremonial 'Tari' cloth (ceremonial ground shaman's cloth) from the Pacajes region of Bolivia, Department of La Paz - circa 1880. All natural dyes...

The macana of Cuenca is a feminine shawl of Spanish origin that is very similar to the Mexican rebozo. It is woven on a back strap loom with yarns that were previously patterned in a...

Fiber sash, worn on top of a grass skirt to anchor it down. This type of sash was worn by male dignitaries and it is more ceremonial than functional. As western missionaries did not ...

Coat of extraordinary craftsmanship; woven in stripes of indigo and maroon; supplemented by weft stripe of colorful silk in the back and by warp white design on top of the maroon str...

Pressed hand dyed bark cloth.

A stunning late 18th-early 19th century Ottoman hand embroidered vest with heavily brocaded foliate motifs over a crimson ground cloth. Covered over every inch in heavy gold and silv...

The Zoroastrian religion, originating in Persia, predates Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It is marked by the belief in cosmic war between good and evil and the existence of one god...

A finely woven pair of unusual card table weavings. Circa 1920.

Exceedingly fine and rare 19th century ottoman hand embroidered jacket. Heavily brocaded panels of Arabic geometric motifs over soft and supple crimson ground velvet cloth. The hand ...

Ceremonial woven raffia skirt decorated with appliqued raffia in largely geometrical shapes. The motifs all have names and symbolic meanings. The ceremonial occasions for which Kuba ...