An ivory field carries an elongated central medallion built from stacked lozenge and palmette forms in soft coral, sage green and tan outlines, with scattered corner spandrels echoing the same palette. The wide border is a warm gold ground filled with small rosettes and leafy sprays, framed by a narrow guard stripe of tiny florets on cream. The overall coloring stays muted throughout, with coral used sparingly as accent against the pale ground.
An open ivory field carries an angular arrangement of palmettes, serrated leaf forms, and small rosettes in soft coral, rust, and sage tones, loosely scattered rather than aligned to a strict lattice. A wide rose-pink border encloses the field, framed on either side by narrow ivory guard stripes patterned with small stylized blossoms. The palette throughout is muted and faded, with corals, dusty pinks, and pale greens set against the cream ground.
An ivory ground carries an all-over lattice of large palmettes and scrolling leafy vines rendered in soft coral, tan, and muted sage tones, with a symmetrical central medallion formed by interlocking blossoms. The main border repeats a smaller palmette-and-vine pattern in matching coral against the pale ground, flanked by narrow guard stripes in tan and rust. Overall the palette is subdued and warm, the pattern retaining clear symmetry despite the faded, atmospheric quality of the colors.
An ivory ground carries an allover lattice of coral-pink lozenge vines interlaced with slate-blue palmettes and small gold and rust blossoms, arranged in a repeating diamond trellis across the field. The main border is a wide band of rust-red ground filled with staggered floral sprays and rosettes, framed by a narrower blue guard stripe and an outer ivory stripe patterned with small blossoms, all edged in dark blue-grey. Corner and central medallion forms are absent; instead the pattern reads as a continuous, evenly distributed floral network from edge to edge.
An open ivory field is scattered with sprays of feathered saw-toothed leaves and a central diamond medallion rendered in coral, apricot and soft green, with matching cornerpieces anchoring each corner. The wide apricot-pink border carries an angular vine of stylized blossoms and small diamond medallions, framed by narrow coral and ivory guard stripes with meandering vine motifs. Loose warp fringe is visible at both ends of the piece.
An open salmon-pink field is scattered with an all-over arrangement of angular palmettes, serrated leaves, and rosettes in rust, mustard, sage green, and ivory, loosely aligned along a diagonal lattice. The ivory main border carries a continuous run of large palmettes and split-leaf forms in the same rust and gold palette, framed by narrow guard stripes of gold and slate blue with small stylized florets.
An ivory ground centers on an elongated palmette medallion in soft apricot and slate blue, flanked by angular branching vines and scattered leaf and blossom forms rendered in the same muted orange and grey-blue palette. The wide border repeats a rhythm of lobed palmettes and lancet leaves against a matching apricot ground, framed by a narrower guard stripe of small rosettes on the outer ivory band. The corners and central axis show slight asymmetries in the drawing of the vinework, and the surface has faded unevenly toward the lower right.
The field is a soft terracotta ground overlaid with an interlocking lattice of angular vinework, giving rise to a chain of palmettes and lobed medallions rendered in ivory and pale straw tones. Sawtooth leaves and small blossoms fill the interstices, while the wide ivory border carries a running series of rosettes framed by narrow guard stripes in matching terracotta and cream. The palette throughout stays within a narrow range of rust, ivory, and faded gold, with the corners of the border resolving the central lattice pattern cleanly at each turn.
The rust-colored field carries an overall lattice of interlocking diamond medallions in muted teal, sage green, and gold, each enclosing small palmettes and rosettes connected by curling serrated leaves. A slate-blue border of alternating floral sprays and rosette clusters frames the composition, edged by a narrow ivory guard stripe patterned with small blossoms. The corners resolve the diamond lattice cleanly against the border, and a soft coral tone dominates the ground throughout.
Flemish Portico Tapestry
