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38 X 77cm 16th Century 'Feuilles Du Choux' Tapestry
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38 X 77cm 16th Century 'Feuilles Du Choux' Tapestry

16th century
Sold 8 September 2025 · James Cohen Antique Carpets
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Even a tiny morsel of a once majestic tapestry has a great deal of charisma. The 'feuilles du Choux' or cabbage leaf tapestries are universally popular due to their lush, large leaves that give them their soubriquet. This small fragment, professionally mounted will definitely cheer up a little corner, somewhere in your home...

1'3" x 2'6" (Frame size)

Date of Manufacture

James Cohen Antique Carpets has dated this 16th Century Tapestry Fragment to the 16th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
38cm (14.96")
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SA1142360
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My lifelong passion is for the most beautiful handwoven, antique rugs, carpets and textiles made by mankind. Feel free to chat to me at any time, with any questions you may have about cleaning or repairs, sourcing a specific size or colour combination, I'm here to help.

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Even a tiny morsel of a once majestic tapestry has a great deal of charisma.
“
The 'feuilles du Choux' or cabbage leaf tapestries are universally popular due to their lush, large leaves that give them their soubriquet.
James Cohen Antique Carpets

This small fragment, professionally mounted will definitely cheer up a little corner, somewhere in your home...

1'3" x 2'6" (Frame size)

Date of Manufacture

James Cohen Antique Carpets has dated this 16th Century Tapestry Fragment to the 16th Century.

Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
38cm (14.96")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1142360
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 rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

38 X 77cm 16th Century 'Feuilles Du Choux' Tapestry

Archive II A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background. View II
Archive III A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background. View III
Archive IV A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background. View IV
Archive V A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background. View V
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James Cohen Antique Carpets
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A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background.
38 x 77cm 16th Century 'Feuilles du Choux' Tapestry
Ref: SA1142360
A rectangular 16th century textile fragment featuring dense woven blue and green cabbage leaf motifs against a dark background.
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  • ObjectTapestries & Wall Hangings
  • Period16th century
  • StyleRenaissance
  • Material[Wool, Silk]
  • ColourBlue
  • MotifsStylised foliage, Cabbage leaves, Verdure background
  • SizeH 77 cm (30 in) x W 38 cm (15 in)

Feuilles de choux, or cabbage leaf tapestries, are a style of verdure wall hanging popular in the 16th century featuring large, overlapping stylized leaves that often filled the entire composition.

These textiles were traditionally hand-woven on high-warp or low-warp looms using wool and silk yarns, frequently incorporating dyed threads from natural sources such as madder, weld, and indigo.

Authentication involves examining the hand-spun nature of the fibres, the type of natural dye fading, the weave density, and comparing the stylistic rendering of botanical motifs to known historical examples.

Mounting the textile professionally onto a stretched conservation fabric frame allows it to be displayed as a focal point on a plain wall, balancing historic texture with contemporary minimalism.

To prevent fibre degradation, historic tapestries must be protected from direct sunlight, kept away from high humidity, and periodically inspected by conservation specialists for dust accumulation.
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