Late 1700's/early 1800's French toile du jouy. Linen. Shades of dark pink reddish tones. Depicting two ladies and a child standing next to an old ruin. Tassels hanging from top edge. Bit of a deer at the far right hand sides. Swags of blossoms, scrolled leaves throughout the rest of the fabric.
Photos are a good representation of actual color.
Measurements
46 cm from top to bottom
The width is
96 cm wide
*actually two pieces sewn together with a seam running from top to bottom 66 cm in from right hand side.
Condition
Heavily distressed with large and small holes, missing areas and thin areas throughout. Colors have undoubtedly faded over time but evenly. From about center to right the fabric is in better condition and the scenes more identifiable. The left hand side of the fabric is quit worn.
The fabric has been laundered using those famous Marseille soaps without bleaching agents in order to remove dust and dirt. We like to deliver a clean and pressed product when possible but take care to preserve the color and integretity of the fabric.
Shipping
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Late 1700's/Early 1800's French Toile du Jouy Distressed
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