18th Century Embroidered Panel
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Pre 1800 item# 486798 (stock#1121)
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Yorke Antique Textiles
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France
18th Century (1700-1775)
Likely a fragment of a longer embroidered valence. Style is referred to as "Point de Beauvais. The ground is a tan-colored fine linen. Professionally framed by Artists Frame Service Inc, Chicago, with "Tru Vue Museum" glass (cuts out most reflection and 97% of UV). Good condition, with many minor wears and restitches in ground and embroidery. Textile is 16"x40", framed 24.5"x 49".
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Block-printed Kalamkari
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Pre 1837 VR item# 486795 (stock#1116)
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$12,000
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Iran or India
18th to first half 19th century (1700-1850)
Note: main image contains 80 % of textile. The tradition of Kalamkari involves a printed or painted cotton cloth that were made for many hundreds of years in India and sometimes Iran. Of the various types of Kalamkari, this one - being mostly block-printed of Persian design - would appear to be affiliated with the Masulipatnam School. Many kalamkari's, including this one, were created to be used on the inside walls of temples, s ...click for details
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Persian Rescht Tent Embroidery
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Pre 1900 item# 486788 (stock#1110)
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Persia
2nd half 19th century (1850-1900)
(folded: image contains half of textile)Black wool felt hanging inset with colored wool with rescht embroidery, having medallions with multi-colored flowers, joined by vines and scroll work, radiating from a large central medallion. 7" main border and 5" guard border. Very good condition: slight moth damage, some very minor repairs. 156"x 76".
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Italian Embroidered Panel
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Pre 1800 item# 486229 (stock#1058)
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Yorke Antique Textiles
$18,000
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mid-17th to mid-18th century (1650-1775). Italy. (60% of textile shown in full view) This large, unusual embroidery utilizes several stitching techniques as well as a broad palette of colored silk thread. Some utilization of copper-colored metallic threads on the main, while the two-inch border and center design are exclusively of gold or gold-colored metallic thread. Condition is good for age, with no damage distracting from the overall aesthetics. There are, however, countless loose threads ...click for details
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