Franco-Flemish Tapestry

Kerman carpets are one of the traditional classifications of Persian carpets. Kerman rugs exhibit a wide range of designs, a broad palette, use of natural dyes and fibers, significan...

Beautiful side table Hand painted with landscapes

Heraldry crests emblazoned with red, blue, and pale colors. Hand-colored in watercolor. Striking style and impressive detail. Beautifully framed. Titles of each engraving: Earl of C...

Louis Philippe style six-light chandelier. Bronze construction. Later conversion to electricity. Hangs slightly tilted. Exposed wires wrapped in black electrical tape. Not examined o...

Late 17th Century French Tapestry ( 10'9" x 13'8" - 327 x 416 cm ) Material: Wool warp,18 warps per inch; wool and silk pattern wefts, Z-2; woven sideways. This extremely attractive...

Wool and Silk pattern wefts on wool warp; warps/inch. Beauvais, French Royal Tapestry Workshop under the direction of Nicolas Besnier and Jean – Baptiste Oudry (1734-1753), or A.C. Charron (1753-1780). Designed by Francois Boucher Subject: La Musique (Music) No. 9 of a set of 14 panels “Fetes Italiennes” or “Italian Scenes”, showing peasants and working class folk with a few panels displaying members of the upper classes at play. “Music” is one of these. Boucher’s original drawings for Music (and other tapestries as well are in The Stadelkunst – institute, Frankfort, Germany and in a private, Paris collection. This was Boucher’s first tapestry design commission for the Beauvais factory. His other work includes the “Nobles Pastorales...

Mid-18th century antique Beauvais tapestry with woodland scene and floral border, rug 17-0401, country of origin / type: Belgium / Adam style tapestry, circa 1850. Louis Hinart and ...

A Flemish (possibly Antwerp) mythological tapestry from the “Story of Achilles” series, woven in the second half of the 17th century, envisioning a scene in which Achilles’ mother, T...