18th C Antique Verdure Tapestry Fragment Pillow
Located in Houston, TX
Custom 18th century verdure tapestry pillow in marine blue linen velvet and gold metallic trim.
Antique 18th Century French Pillows and Throws
Velvet
18th C Antique Verdure Tapestry Fragment Pillow
Located in Houston, TX
Custom 18th century verdure tapestry pillow in marine blue linen velvet and gold metallic trim.
Velvet
18th Century French Antique Verdure Tapestry Bolster Pillow
By Atelier Lam
Located in Oakland Park, FL
18th century French antique verdure tapestry long bolster decorative pillow.
Metallic Thread
Maison Maison 18th Century Verdure Tapestry Fragment Pillow
Located in Houston, TX
Custom 18th century verdure tapestry pillow in marine blue linen velvet and gold metallic trim.
Velvet
Set of '2' Vintage Verdure Woven Tapestry Decorative Pillows
By antique textiles galleries
Located in Oakland Park, FL
Set of '2' Vintage Verdure Woven Tapestry Decorative Pillows. Moss fringe all around.
Wool, Silk, Trimming
18th Century Verdure Tapestry Decorative Pillow with Antique Trim
By Atelier Lam
Located in Oakland Park, FL
18th C. Verdure tapestry pillow with silk velvet frame accentuated with custom twisted silk cords in shades of orange, gold and green.
Metallic Thread
18th Century Gold and Green Verdure Tapestry Decorative Pillow
By Atelier Lam
Located in Oakland Park, FL
The antique tapestry depicts trees and the entry-way to a castle. In shades of: green, deep blue and gold. Tapestry is framed with an antique trim with golden chenille in the frame a...
Metallic Thread
18th Century Verdure Tapestry Fragment and Blue Silk Velvet Pillow
Located in Houston, TX
Beautiful Schumacher silk velvet jewel-toned pillow with verdure tapestry piece framed by French galon.
Tapestry, Velvet
18th Century Antique Verdure Tapestry Panel
Located in Oakland Park, FL
18th century large Aubusson tapestry panel. The motif depicts cherubs, rams and a young boy playing in the forest. Large Aubusson tapestry textile with a motif depicting cherubs, ra...
Silk, Wool
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The use of pillows dates back thousands of years. However, the earliest examples were not the soft pillows of today as Mesopotamians and ancient Egyptians used headrests made of stone. Softer pillows became popular with the Romans and Greeks.
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