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69 X 73cm 18th Century Epirus Embroidery
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69 X 73cm 18th Century Epirus Embroidery

18th century
Sold 21 January 2026 · James Cohen Antique Carpets
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A beautiful silk embroidery in outstanding condition, being sent off for professional mounting as we speak. Fabulous colour and movement in this small historical and highly collectable textile.

2'4" x 2'5"

Physical Dimensions
Height
73cm (28.74")
Width
69cm (27.17")
Declaration

James Cohen Antique Carpets has dated this 18th Century Epirus Embroidery to the 1750s.

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SA1187319
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Description
A beautiful silk embroidery in outstanding condition, being sent off for professional mounting as we speak. Fabulous colour and movement in this small historical and highly collectable textile.

2'4" x 2'5"

Height
73cm (28.74")
Width
69cm (27.17")
Date of Manufacture

James Cohen Antique Carpets has dated this 18th Century Epirus Embroidery to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1187319
James Cohen Antique Carpets
James Cohen Antique Carpets
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2021

Specialist in antique rugs, carpets and textiles 16th-19th centuries

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A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

69 X 73cm 18th Century Epirus Embroidery

Archive II A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View II
Archive III A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View III
Archive IV A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View IV
Archive V A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View V
Archive VI A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View VI
Archive VII A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View VII
Archive VIII A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric. View VIII
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James Cohen Antique Carpets

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A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric.
69 x 73cm 18th Century Epirus Embroidery
Ref: SA1187319
A square 18th-century Epirus embroidery featuring symmetrical floral and medallion motifs in yellow, green, pink, and blue silk thread on a neutral ground fabric.
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  • ObjectTextile Art
  • Period18th century
  • StyleOttoman Greek Folk Art
  • MaterialSilk, Linen
  • ColourYellow, Green, Pink, Blue
  • MotifsSymmetrical medallions, Stylised floral motifs, Geometric borders, Repeating botanical patterns
  • SizeH 73 cm (29 in) x W 69 cm (27 in)

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Epirus embroidery originates from the mountainous northwestern region of Greece, historically influenced by Ottoman trade and local folk traditions. These textiles were traditionally crafted by skilled women as part of dowries or for festive home decoration, featuring distinct regional iconography and composition.

These pieces typically utilise hand-spun linen or cotton foundations worked with dyed silk or wool threads. Common stitches include surface laid-and-couching work, satin stitch, and intricate outline techniques executed on domestic frames.

Authenticity is assessed through microscopic examination of fibre degradation, natural hand-dyed colour variations, and the consistency of traditional stitch structures. Hand-spun irregularities in the ground fabric and historic sewing techniques also provide key verification markers.

Conservation-grade framing behind UV-protective glass allows historic embroideries to be safely mounted as focal wall art. This approach highlights the texture and heritage of the piece while protecting fragile historical fibres from environmental degradation.

Preservation requires mounting away from direct sunlight in climate-controlled environments with stable humidity levels to prevent fibre embrittlement. Avoid using adhesive tapes or direct pinning through the historic fabric during any framing process.
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