Vertical Tapestry

1120- Classic floral design for this elegant vertical tapestry, also suitable as a runner - pastel colors on a ivory background, with many roses all round.

This large vertical tapestry features a richly ornamented allegorical scene, probably woven in the tradition of 18th-century European workshops, possibly French or Flemish.

This is a gorgeous antique square 17th Century flemish Verdure landscape tapestry with a beautiful and rich summer scene of a countryside with lush trees and vegetation. The piece m...

A late 16th Century Flemish Historical Tapestry panel. This vertically oriented decorative tapestry panel depicts a female figure at bottom, sitting within an elaborate floral reserv...

A late 16th century Flemish Historical Tapestry panel. This vertically oriented decorative tapestry panel depicts a female figure at bottom, sitting within an elaborate floral reserv...

Wool tapestry by Enrico Accatino. Early geometric example of Accatino resarch, the piece features a dark background with yellow, orange, blue, gray shapes. Signed with E A monograms ...

Each tapestry upholstered panel incorporating Flemish vertical tapestry fragments woven with foliate blossoms and sprays set in a later surround woven frame.

English (19th/20th century) vertical tapestry with blue/green/beige foliate design.  

Handmade wool vertical wall hanging tapestry of a garden scene with a flaming torch tied together with ribbon above a pair of birds at center.

Belgian style (17/18th Century) vertical figurative woven tapestry depicting a crowd in the distance and two soldiers and a horse in the foreground.

PAIR of French Victorian vertical Aubusson wall hanging/tapestry with floral design and red border (PRICED AS PAIR).

Created in Aubusson, located in central France. Interestingly this vertical woven tapestry would have once been part of a much larger landscape tapestry, divided into 3 or 4 more pra...

Vertical wool tapestry, handwoven, inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat.

3 PAIRS of French style (19/20th Century) vertical woven tapestry of animals in floral landscape with border and fringe at bottom (PRICED PER PAIR)

ANCHOR PENELOPE - 'Peony' - Vintage floral needlepoint tapestry - 100% wool - vertical or horizontal placement - padded and mounted to a Masonite panel - unframed - Canada - mid/late...

Antique Late 16th or Early 17th Century Musical Party Garden of Love Scene Vertical Flemish Tapestry 5'9"x 8'5" - 175 x 257 This tapestry is a classic Flemish "Musical Party" or Gar...

French (19/20th Century) vertical woven tapestry of forest scene with creek and top and bottom border.

Dating from the 1960s–1970s, this vertical-format tapestry offers warmth, texture, and timeless character—ideal for enhancing a dining room, study, or wine cellar with a touch of mid...

"Frondaison" vertical wall tapestry according to a draw of Jean Claude Bissery, in handwoven wool, despicting a scene of flowers in green and blue color.

Rug Number 55010 Size 3' 4" X 6' 6" Design 1900'S Antique Vertical French Tapestry Collection Antique/Vintage Material Wool Texture Tapestry Origin France Age Antique/Vintage

French Provincial (20th Century) vertical woven tapestry of man on horse with dogs and border on 3 sides.

Belgian (17th/18th Century) vertical woven tapestry of kneeling man in cape with figures and border.

Set against a serene sky-blue background, the composition features a series of Corinthian-style columns interwoven with cascades of flowering vines, foliage, and intricately rendered...

Belgian (17/18th Century) vertical woven tapestry of general wearing helmet with plumes.  

Pair of French Victorian vertical Aubusson wall hanging/tapestry with floral design and red border (priced as pair).   

The birds—each uniquely rendered—bring a sense of movement and whimsy, while the dense botanical motifs recall classic French and Flemish verdure scenes. The tapestry’s vertical orie...

Belgian (17/18th Century) vertical woven tapestry of kneeling king with figures affixed to a wooden frame.  

On the Design: This vertical panel represents a Gobelins tapestry from the celebrated "Mois Grotesques" series designed by Claude Audran le Jeune circa 1708-1709.

The chair is upholstered in a vibrant floral tapestry fabric, showcasing vertical stripes in shades of pink and cream, interspersed with delicate floral basket motifs.

Believed to be an early 20th-century Dutch production, the layout follows a strict top-to-bottom verticality reminiscent of historic European tapestries.

Crafted from hand-knotted wool and silk, the design is structured like a meticulously assembled tapestry, utilizing distinct vertical panels and scattered, mosaic-like motifs, drawin...

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

Crafted from hand-knotted wool and silk, the design is structured like a meticulously assembled tapestry, utilizing distinct vertical panels and scattered, mosaic-like motifs.

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

Each compartment on the neutral beige backdrop is adorned with an array of protective motifs, including diamonds, stars, lozenges, and amulets, creating a rich tapestry of symbolism....

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

Magnificently displayed in the chateau’s Stateroom, the carpet was hung vertically like a wall tapestry, reflecting its nascence in Charlotte’s paintings.

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

The art eventually evolved into tapestry weaving. However, a tapestry weaving differs significantly from needlepoint in that it uses a loom and vertical warp.

Multiple rows of diamonds, zigzags, and vertical bands form an ornamental tapestry of patterns, giving the rug a rhythmic, almost architectural presence.

"Belgian (17th Century) vertical woven tapestry of lady seated at a dressing table surrounded by a floral border.