Scottish Tapestries

Wonderful Scottish Sampler dated 1932. Beautifully executed. Initialled ETM. "Gang East Gang West Hame's best" Go east go west Home's best. Very nicely stitched, showing a water wel...

Antique 18th C Flemish Renaissance Scenic Tapestry

Mini Scottish Sampler, stitched in 1821, by Margaret Gibson aged 10. The sampler is worked in a brown cotton-like thread on a linen ground, mainly in cross...

This is a wonderful rare Arts & Crafts framed textile Jacquard woven silk, wool and cotton It was woven by Alexander Morton & Co Circa 1900 Design...

We are delighted to offer for sale this rather stunning, 1888 dated needlework Mary Campbell FC School sampler from Scotland I have three of these samplers for sale, they are date...

Catharine Carr McFarlan made this at the age of 13 or 14. She is listed in Scottish records as born about 1822 and living with her mother Agness in 1861. This schoolgirl sampler...

Regency Scottish Sampler, 1812, by Margaret Christie from Perth. The sampler is worked in silk on linen ground, in cross stitch throughout. Meandering...

Alan Davie (Scottish, 1920-2014) "Lucy Mat", 1977, numbered 1/8, hand hooked modern abstract wool tapestry, can be hung vertically or horizontally, signed label on the back and numbe...

200 inches (16 feet 8 inches) wide by 7 foot 10" (94") tall. Wool. Designed by UK Designer Joyce Conwy Evans who was commissioned in 1964 by the Eastbourne Water Works in England. Titled "The Elements" and depicting human figures celebrating life and the various elements of; such as water rain, snow, wind, plants, stars and the sun with figures in an abstract depiction. London designer Joyce Conwy Evans's career has spanned over sixty years. She designed over eighteen tapestries for Dovecot Studios including major commissions for the new Park Lane Hilton Hotel in 1962 and Trinity Chapel of Canterbury Cathedral and this one. She is a noted costume designer creating costumes and set designs for Sadler's Wells and Glyndebourne Opera. In recent years Evans designed the interiors for the Inn at Little Washington in Virginia. Evans worked for many years for Sir Hugh Casson, a former president of the Royal Academy, who was commissioned to design interiors for Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. The Edinburgh Tapestry Co. (now known as Dovecot Studios) produced this by hand upon a large loom and it is significantly important for the company and designer with staggering complexity clearly evident. The plaque that accompanies this piece lists the 5 weavers who produced it (all of whom achieved the title Master weavers) and are all renowned in their own right: Archie O. Brennan, who would come to direct the company. Douglas Grierson, who gave 50 years to the company. Maureen Hodge who was the first female weaver to apprentice at the company, and achieved international recognition for her work and designs. Fred W. Mann and Harry Wright. Dovecot studios is renowned for producing some of the most important and highest quality modernist wall tapestries...

This 100% superfine cashmere blanket by KAWS by House of Voltaire. There was a limited edition of 85 made with blue water, 85 made with red water. Produced by master Scottish cra...

Scottish Sampler, circa 1830, by Ann Brown. The sampler is worked in fine wool and cotton on a canvas ground, in a variety of stitches including Alger...

Tapestry “Map” designed by Alan Davie, Scotland, 1976. Handwoven wool. Numbered 1/8. Measures: L: 282 cm/ 9' 3 1/4'' W: 201 cm/ 6' 7 1/2''.