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fabricDimensions: 135 x 141 cmA label sewn along the edge bearing the inscription “BUCZACZ” and the Potocki family’s “Pilawa” coat of arms
metal thread/silk, jacquard fabricDimensions: 103 x 140 cmOn the reverse, at the bottom, a manufacturer’s label: 'BUCZACZ | Pilawa (Potocki coat of arms) | A. P.'Buczacz fabric, single-sided, composed of 5 kontusz stripes; the heads are decorated with a pair of flower clusters; a strip of linen is sewn onto the reverse side for hanging on the wall
The fabric features a monochromatic palette of brown and ochre tones. The composition is divided into a central pictorial field and a wide ornamental border. In the center are three figures standing against the backdrop of a simplified landscape: Eastern Krakowiaks—two men and a woman in characteristic costumes: sukman-kierezje with a so-called “suka,” or richly embroidered collar, and a...
[ŁAD, Helena Bukowska] Kilim with a bird motif, designed by Helena Bukowska. "Ład" Artists' Cooperative, Warsaw. [1920s–1930s] Wool, linen warp. Dimensions: 200 x 325 cm. Signs of use, localized wear and minor losses along the edges, soiling, and quite numerous tears in the kilim (conservative conservation recommended—can be arranged through an antique dealer). Condition as shown in the ...
wool; 156 x 216 (230 cm including fringes) Condition: a few small wax stains.
wool; 156 (174 including fringes) x 48 cm
wool; 200 (218 cm including fringes) x 104 cm sewn-in label on the reverse (partially illegible: artist: Kaczkowski?)
wool; 153 x 204 (220 cm including fringe) Condition: tears and missing sections along the bottom edge, holes.
wool; 79 (91 cm including fringes) x 51.7 cm sewn-in label: ZWW / Name of the kilim: A. Lewińska Zakopane Model Workshops, Folk and Art Handicrafts Cooperative in Zakopane; second half of the 20th century
wool; 144.5 (163 with fringe) x 57.5 cm label still attached
wool; 49.5 x 79 cm without fringe, (95 cm with fringe) label: Cepelia / Handmade / Cepelia since 1990. “Cepelia” Foundation—Polish Art and Handicrafts / Founded in 1949
printed linen; 152 x 195 cm Preserved label: Żyrardów Linen Industry Plant, 44 Marchlewskiego St. / Product name: tablecloth / Size: 152 x 195 / Grade I / Price: 1,350 zł / Raw material / Date of manufacture: September 1987
linen; 146.5 x 123 cm label: ZPL "Krosnolen" named after L. Waryński in Krosno nad Wąwą
hand-appliqué wool embroidery on a woolen dress; 83 x 60 cm (without fringe); 95 x 60 cm with fringe hanging board "Makowianka" Folk and Artistic Handicrafts Cooperative in Maków Podhalański, second half of the 20th century
Hand-woven wool kilim with geometric patterns and a decorative border - Turkey - 1960s This flat-woven kilim, featuring a stepped diamond pattern on a burgundy-red background, is a classic Anatolian [Turkish] Condition: good [no fringes, minor wear and tear] Dimensions: 110 cm x 160 cm
Podlasie kilim, hand-woven wool bedspread—1970s Podlasie bedspread [four-warp] with a floral motif The composition of vivid reds, oranges, and yellows exudes naturalness, warmth, and elegance. Condition: very good Dimensions: 180 cm x 100 cm
wool; 75 x 154 (170 cm including fringes) sewn-in label: Stan. Wyspiański RLiA Workers’ Cooperative in Kraków Name: Weselny / Designer: A. Stawicka / Weaver: W. Stasiak
wool; 156 x 253.5 (270 cm with fringes) Condition: a 4 x 3 cm tear in the center of the composition.
wool; 198 x 145 cm (without fringes) 221.5 x 145 (with fringes)
wool; 146.5 x 202 cm (221 cm including fringes) signed within the composition SPRLIA, “Wanda” in Kraków. Condition: a tear in one spot, approx. 4 x 4 cm.
linen and cotton; 75 x 120 cm Original tag still attached
wool; 41 (53 cm including fringe) x 50.5 cm Condition: the fringes along the bottom edge have been cut off.
wool; 51.5 (71 with fringe) x 39.5 cm sewn-in label: ZWW. Zakopane Model Workshops / Folk and Art Crafts Association in Zakopane / Name "Kici kocia" / Designer’s name E. Januszkowska / HAND MADE IN POLAND Zakopane Model Workshops, Folk and Art Handicrafts Association in Zakopane; second half of the 20th century
A suzani is a traditional, hand-embroidered decorative fabric originating in Central Asia, primarily Uzbekistan. The name derives from the Persian word "suzan," which means "needle." This unique work of art is characterized by rich, dense hand embroidery. The characteristic rosette motifs—large circular floral patterns—symbolize the sun, the moon, fertility, and life. The colors of the fab...
wool; 81 x 134 cm (154 cm including fringes) All labels: Export / Condition: Thick kilim / Name: Herbs / Designer’s name: Maria Janowska / Weaver’s name: S. KusperMaria Janowska (b. Warsaw, 1929). From 1947 to 1951, she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (Department of Textiles—under Prof. Eleonora Plutyńska, Mieczysław Szymański), graduating in 1953. Her work focuses on te...
A hand-woven wool kilim with floral patterns from the 1960s The kilim features rows of tulips in the center, surrounded by an olive-green border with symmetrical floral patterns. Condition: good Dimensions: 160 cm x 80 cm
wool; 77 x 325 cm (346 cm including fringes) Maria Domańska, “Bouquets,” St. Wyspiański SPRLiA in Kraków.
wool; 30.5 (39.5 with fringe) x 27 cm The St. Wyspiański R.L.i A. Workers’ Cooperative in Kraków, 1950s
wool; 87 (99 cm including fringe) x 59 cm Condition: distortion and discoloration due to contact with water.
elana, anilana, wool; 195 x 100 cm original tag attached "Wanda" Artistic Handicrafts Workers' Cooperative in Kraków, 1955
wool; 25 (34 cm with tassels) x 24 cm sewn-in label: Stan. Wyspiański RLiA Workers’ Cooperative in Kraków / Name: Muzykant / Designer: M. Domańska / Manufacturer: K. Blak St. Wyspiański R.L.i.A. Workers’ Cooperative in Kraków; 1970s
Fabric figurine, dimensions: height: 53 cm, width: 15 cm. Materials: organza and taffeta fabrics, acrylic, wood, synthetic padding, metal rod. Handmade. Fashion-Art design, unique, exclusive, one-of-a-kind piece. A stylish interior decoration, also perfect as a gift. Easy to care for—dust can be gently removed with a soft brush; the figurine can also be rinsed with water.
Fabric figurine, dimensions: height: 53 cm, width: 15 cm. Materials: organza and taffeta fabrics, acrylic, wood, synthetic padding, metal rod. Handmade. Fashion-Art design, unique, exclusive, one-of-a-kind piece. A stylish interior decoration, also perfect as a gift. Easy to care for—dust can be gently removed with a soft brush; the figurine can also be rinsed with water.
Embroidered Viaticum Pouch for the Host — Poland, early 20th century A Viaticum pouch (Latin: bursa, meaning “pouch”) from the early 20th century, designed to hold the Blessed Sacrament during ceremonies outside the church, including the administration of Holy Communion to the sick. Made of dark leather with a brass clasp on the inside, it is beautifully embroidered. It is in very good c...
Wool, 212 x 148 cm Condition: good Starting bid: 750 Estimated value: 1,500–2,000; ask about this item
wool on cotton, natural dyes, hand-woven (Ghiordes technique); 210 x 130 cm; Persia, early 20th century The central field, with distinct corners, is filled with one of the most popular decorative motifs used in Persian carpet weaving, known as the Herat pattern—consisting of a rhombus surrounded by serrated leaves. The main border features a floral motif. The rug is rendered in shades of red...
wool on cotton, natural dyes, 170 x 117 cm; Cuba Sumak pattern. Azerbaijan, first half of the 20th century. A rug featuring the so-called Cuba Sumak pattern, with three central octagonal medallions decorated with star motifs; the open spaces of the central field are filled with geometric cartouches and stylized, simplified zoomorphic motifs—depictions of birds and flowers; the whole piece fe...
linen warp, wool; 150 x 185 cm. Poland, Zakopane (?), “Kilim” Association (?), 1930s. The light gray central field is filled with a geometric, symmetrical composition arranged in an X pattern, reminiscent of zoomorphic forms (a butterfly) or abstract totems; the pattern features dynamic, stepped lines and a diamond motif; the whole is framed by a triple border: an inner aquamarine border, ...
wool on wool, Aubusson technique, natural dyes; 238.5 x 212 cm. Germany, Munich, early 20th century (after 1908). In the foreground, a stonemason holding a hammer is repairing a low wall along the riverbank; next to the worker is a toolbox guarded by a small white dog. In the background is a bridge; to the left, a chestnut tree with a lush crown. In the background, buildings among the trees, a...