'Arras' Contemporary Tapestry by Angela Florio
Located in Milan, IT
Angela Florio, born in Venice but active in Milan, is the mastermind behind ‘Arràs’. Her visual masterpieces are the product of a secret miscellany of fabric and light, in a contempo...
Ottavio Missoni Patchwork in Wool Series Arras, Design in Years ’70 for Saporit
By Ottavio Missoni
Located in Biella, IT
Saporiti Italy production and design Ottavio years '70 first series arras patchwork in wool.
Textile, Wool
Unavailable
H 92.52 in W 149.61 in D 0.4 in
Exceptional 18th Century French Verdure Tapestry Made in Arras
By Jean-Baptiste Plantez
Located in Paris, FR
France - Arras Workshop of Jean-Baptiste Plantez Mid-18th century Woven in silks and wools This exceptional verdure tapestry is a very rare example made in Arras.
Silk, Wool
Oak Court Cupboard Carved Oak Sideboard, Scotland, 1910 REDUCED!!!
Located in Vancouver, BC
In his account of English life, written in 1587, William Harrison tells us where all these gold and silver vessels ended up: “Certes in noblemen’s houses it is not rare to see abunda...
Oak
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