K.M. Seifert & Co. Textiles

A rare and elegant textile, this 19th Century Hand-Woven Kashmiri Paisley Shawl from Northwest India is a timeless piece of history and artistry. Masterfully woven in rich hues of br...

Pair of beautiful 19th c woven Jacguard coverlet pillows. Custom made pillows have feather and down inserts and zipper for cleaning.

19Thc Hand woven double weave coverlet from 1840-1850. Christian & heathen pattern.This coverlet was found in Ohio.

A refined 19th-century hand-woven Paisley shawl from Northwest India, showcasing a sophisticated color palette of brick red, ivory, and black. Crafted in the Kashmir region, this historic textile represents the pinnacle of Indian weaving traditions and is often referred to as a "Piano Shawl" for its wide rectangular shape and decorative appeal when draped over furniture. The shawl features classic boteh (paisley) motifs that became emblematic of Kashmiri craftsmanship. These designs gained international popularity during the 1800s, particularly after Queen Victoria introduced them into royal fashion. This style inspired a wave of European imitations, notably in Paisley, Scotland—yet original Indian examples like this remain the most coveted by collectors. Versatile in use, this antique textile can serve as a luxurious wall hanging, a dramatic table or piano covering, or an elegant bed display. It’s a timeless heirloom piece, ideal for traditional, eclectic, or globally inspired interiors. Dimensions: 63” x 63” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: India Material: Wool, cotton with organic dyes Condition: Good, few small holes The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 2226 19th century Paisley shawl, antique piano shawl, Kashmiri handwoven shawl, Victorian paisley textile, brick red paisley shawl, hand-loomed Indian shawl, Paisley Scotland shawl, antique wall tapestry, Indian textile decor, collectible Kashmiri shawl, boteh pattern shawl, black and red paisley shawl, heirloom Indian textile, Indian piano shawl, Queen Victoria fashion, historic Indian weaving, vintage paisley wrap, ethnic home decor, Victorian era shawl, luxury antique textile, Paisley Shawl, Vintage Paisley Shawl...

19th century coverlet pillows with blue cotton linen backing. The pictorial bird coverlet pillows are in good condition. They vary in sizes.

A rare and exquisitely preserved mid-19th century hand woven Kashmiri shawl from Northwest India, showcasing a richly detailed paisley pattern in shades of red, ivory, black, and gre...

This lovely Jacquard coverlet was hand woven by C. Nicklas from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania for Martha Long in 1850. Wool and cotton in vibrant brick-red, gold, cream and rich navy ...

An exquisite 19th-century hand-woven Paisley shawl from Northwest India, featuring an elegant color palette of brick red, ivory, black, and green. This historic textile showcases a finely detailed paisley border, with larger stylized boteh (paisley) motifs at each end. The central field is rendered in a contrasting solid black, creating a striking visual balance and framing the intricate design. Originating from Kashmir, these shawls—sometimes called “Paisley” or “Piano” shawls—became highly fashionable in Europe during the Victorian era, especially after Queen Victoria popularized them. The design and craftsmanship of these Indian shawls later inspired the iconic production of similar pieces in Paisley, Scotland, throughout the 19th century. This richly woven textile can be elegantly draped over a table or bed or displayed as a piece of wall art, making it an ideal statement in classic, bohemian, or globally inspired interiors. A rare and collectible piece of textile history that combines cultural heritage with timeless style. Dimensions: 62” x 64” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: India Material: Wool, cotton with organic dyes Condition: Good, few small holes The Persian Knot, SKU 2227 19th century Paisley shawl, antique Kashmiri shawl, vintage piano shawl, hand-woven Indian textile, Victorian Paisley shawl, brick red paisley shawl, Kashmir shawl black center, Indian paisley textile, historic Indian shawl, collectible Paisley shawl, antique textile wall art, paisley table throw, bed display shawl, Victorian fashion accessory, NW India shawl, hand-loomed paisley shawl, Indian boteh shawl, Queen Victoria shawl style, Scottish Paisley inspired, heirloom Indian textile, Paisley Shawl, Vintage Paisley Shawl...

This multicolored handwoven 19th century coverlet with the original fringe in fine condition.

A tied beiderwand jacquard coverlet handwoven by Gabriel Rausher in Delaware, OH in 1851. Wool and cotton in vibrant coral-red, yellow, soft cream an...

Signed and dated : Made By Samuel Dornbach Sugarloaf County,Pennsylvania 1845 coverlet hand woven and in fine condition.The fringe is full length and unworn.

This Mid-19th Century Paisley Shawl, woven in the historic textile town of Paisley, Scotland, is a stunning example of Victorian-era craftsmanship and fashion. Featuring an intricate design in rich tones of red, ivory, black, green, and orange, the shawl showcases the iconic paisley motif that became widely associated with elegance and luxury in the 1800s. Inspired by the original Kashmiri shawls of India, these European-made "Paisley" or "Piano" shawls gained immense popularity when Queen Victoria adopted them into her wardrobe. Machine-woven with remarkable detail, this antique textile is both visually captivating and historically significant. Whether used as wall art, a bed or table display, or a dramatic textile accent, it brings a refined touch of 19th-century design to any interior. A valuable, collectible piece for historians, collectors, and designers alike. Dimensions: 5’ 4” x 10’ 9″ Date of Manufacture: 3rd Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: Paisley, Scotland Material: Wool Condition: Good. several small holes throughout The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 1251 mid 19th century paisley shawl, antique paisley shawl...