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  • Alphonse Mucha Art Noveau...

    Alphonse Mucha Art Noveau Seasons Fall Autumn Tapestry Cushion Cover Sham

    You are buying 1 cushion cover. This is approx 18" square accent cushion cover. This is made from the fabulous tapestry panel woven in Europe. It is professionally made with zippered cover, and is piped and backed in a plain contrasting fabric. This would be really expensive to buy in the shops and are an absolute bargain! Alphonse Maria Mucha (1860-1939) is most often remembered for the prominent role he played in shaping the aesthetics of French Art Nouveau at the turn of the century. As a struggling and

    $40.00
  • Medieval Italian Tapestry...

    Medieval Italian Tapestry Fantasy Baby Wrap Une dame au Licorne Gobelin Inspired Fairy Tale Baby Sling

    After the success of Italian Tapestry Indigo Baby Wraps - Inspired by the famous French Medieval Tapestry La Dame au Licorne - The Lady with the Unicorn (now at Mus�e Cluny in Paris, France) - a Fantasy Baby Wrap from Lilies of the Valleys... I have acquired a few pieces of this high-quality Italian made tapestry. The designs are: The Rabbit in a Flower Garden - almost like the one on the famous Lady with Unicorn Tapestry; a square piece 12" by 12" Birds of Paradise picking Berries - a tapestry border 7"

    $59.00
  • Renaissance Art Ornament

    Renaissance Art Ornament

    Renaissance Art Ornament Elizabethan Party The Lady and the Unicorn Unicorn in Captivity Even if you can't travel the world to see the original works by masters from long ago -- or aren't quite prepared to spend the money it would take to purchase a rare, old piece of art -- you can still experience the beauty and complexity, and share a piece of the past, with these captivating Christmas ornaments featuring works from the 15th and 16th centuries. Unicorn in Captivity The original is a tapestry, and is

    $4.94
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  • Lilli Ann Chocolate...

    Lilli Ann Chocolate Tapestry Coat

    Absolutely smashing tapestry coat in chocolate and cream. the collar has insets of brown fabric that LOOK like dupioni silk (i don't think that's what they are but that's how it reads visually). this brown fabric also highlights the pockets and the detail in the back. there is a small brown mark on the right collar (shown) that would pretty much never be noticed because there is so much brown on the coat that it hides itself in the pattern. i think it would probably come out with a professional drycleaning

    $215.00
  • SOLD - 60s Lilli Ann...

    SOLD - 60s Lilli Ann Tapestry Mink Collar Cocktail Coat

    SOLD - 60s Lilli Ann Tapestry Mink Collar Cocktail Coat Description Elegant and glamorous Lilli Ann swing coat! Cut from rich golden brocade fabric and accented with a luxurious mink collar. Double breasted style with six jeweled buttons. Bracelet length sleeves. Two vertical front pockets. Fully lined with gold satin. Lilli Ann - Paris - San Francisco label. Excellent condition - hardly worn. There are six stones missing from the buttons - two from each of three buttons - (see photo), however this flaw is

    $--
  • PRAYER OF JESUS - NEEDLE...

    PRAYER OF JESUS - NEEDLE POINT ,GOBELIN

    THE HISTORY OF GOBELIN TAPESTRY Modern-day gobelins emerged along with a textile factory in Paris, named after a family of French dyers. The enterprise began in the mid-15th century, when Jean Gobelin and Philibert Gobelin set up a dye works on the outskirts of Paris. The family business flourished, and in the early 17th century King Henry IV of France turned the works into a tapestry factory under Flemish weavers. What is a Gobelin? Gobelins ( needle painting) are hand-embroidered tapestries, sewed with

    $1,200
  • VIRGIN MARY - NEEDLE POINT...

    VIRGIN MARY - NEEDLE POINT ,GOBELIN

    THE HISTORY OF GOBELIN TAPESTRY Modern-day gobelins emerged along with a textile factory in Paris, named after a family of French dyers. The enterprise began in the mid-15th century, when Jean Gobelin and Philibert Gobelin set up a dye works on the outskirts of Paris. The family business flourished, and in the early 17th century King Henry IV of France turned the works into a tapestry factory under Flemish weavers. What is a Gobelin? Gobelins ( needle painting )are hand-embroidered tapestries, sewed with

    $1,100
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