Description
“Finished drapery piece with rod pocket top. Can be used as drapery or throw.”
31.5” wide with 2 inches tucked in on both sides.
There is actually a few inches more than 2 yards
2yard 8”: bottom has a 3” slit and 7” tape stain. So we list it as 2yards only.
Feels like 100% cotton.
Scalamandre’s reproduction of copper plate print created in 19th century. This piece is slightly faded. Judging from the width , it is most likely made from 1960-1970s.
Temple of Fame.
Benjamin Franklin, “”Where liberty dwells, there is my country.”
General Washington on chariot.
General Washington & Independence War, a new country of democracy born from an old world of aristocracy.
America (the Goddess) Presenting at the Altar of Liberty Medallions of her Illustrious Sons (Furnishing Fabric).
Pierre Eugene du Simitiere (Engraver) of England, made this in 1775-1795. Then copperplate printed onto linen and cotton blend plain cloth. Scalamandre revived this antique textile accurately.
Size: please see inch rulers and text in photo, note some pieces are folded..
These designer exclusive fabric retails anywhere $190-300+/yard.
Most are over $200/yard.
Big enough for small drapery, pillows, small upholstery, bags and many projects!
***Please note some pieces have fold creases which should not affect use***
Condition: NEW Showroom Sample Squares with no issues.
Significant stains and/or damage, if any, will be noted and shown in images.
Fiber, repeat, width, weight, country of origin, WHOLESALE price/yard:
Please see photos.
Note the wholesale price/yard sometimes are from a few years ago,
current price or for similar textile can be 20-40% higher
Our price is way below wholesale and sometimes even production price
No cut sample (3×3″) available for these showroom squares or panels
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