1870s Tapestries

Antique Sailor's Woolwork Embroidery Picture of a three masted ship. The embroidery is worked in wool and cotton in a variety of stitches, on cotton ground. Some details picked out i...

This Tapestry has been cleaned and lined by our artisan workshop Manufacturer: Manufacture Aubusson Era: 19th century Condition: Perfect condition Material: Wool & Silk Width: 177 cm...

Antique Sailor's Woolwork Embroidery Picture of two sailing ships and sailors in rowing boats. One of the ships is steam powered, with smoke coming out of the chimney/smokestack. Dra...

Pair of Sailors Woolwork Pictures of a Man-of-War Ships. Worked in wool on a canvas ground. Colours white, blue, brown, red, pink and cream. Both feature a three-masted Man-of-War sh...

19th century Sailor's Woolie of a double decker ship of the line, circa 1870, a sailor's hand embroidered woolen yarn panel depicting a British naval ...

Antique French Tapestry Exotic Flowers Wool & Silk 2' 4" x 5'8" 71cm x173cm Circa 1870 "This is a very fine Authentic Antique French Tapestry in Wool & Silk. "- Antique Rug Collection...

Antique French silk embroidered stumpwork picture of a young girl on a hill, holding a bird tied to a string, with a cottage in the bac...

This is an original 38-star American flag. The flag dates to 1876, when Colorado joined the Union as the 38th state. The flag has a wool bunting canton with 38 clamp-dyed stars, configured in an unusual notched pattern. The star pattern features small stars, arranged in rows of 7/5/7/7/5/7. During the times when states were being rapidly added to the Union, flag makers sometimes produced flags in a notched configuration, thus leaving room for the addition of more stars over the life of the flag. A notched design makes sense for this flag of 38 stars and would have come in handy when both Dakotas, Montana, and Washington, and Idaho became states in 1889 and 1890. The flag’s design is completed with 13 machine-sewn stripes, alternating in red and white. The flag’s white canvas hoist is fitted with three brass grommets and is stamped “Patented April 26, 1870. 6 FT” in black. John Holt...

1061 - 19th century French Aubusson tapestry depicting a landscape scene with richly colored flora and fauna, and featuring a classic style perfect for many types of decor, circa 1870.

This is a patriotic Centennial Exhibition textile featuring a 39-star American flag at center, surrounded by a border of 38 other flags of the world. The hoist is printed with “INTERNATIONAL Patented Dec 28. 1875.” This souvenir flag was printed to be waved in parades and other celebrations in honor of the 1876 Centennial Exhibition...

Very large 19th century sailor's woolie of double decker ship of the line, circa 1870, a sailor's hand embroidered woolen yarn panel depicting a Briti...

Large 19th century Sailor's Woolie of Ship and Lighthouse, circa 1870, a sailor's hand embroidered woolen yarn panel depicting a full rigged ship approaching a lighthouse on a headla...