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A Panel of Late 19th Century Toile
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A Panel of Late 19th Century Toile

19th century
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The cotton printed in blue with a scene of a naval battle and an angler above another of a fortified eastern harbour with turbanned figures, and stevedores moving victuals, barrels and cannon. Some of the groups of figures, architectural elements and vessels are adapted from sections of the paintings that make up Claude-Joseph Vernet’s series of ‘Vues des ports de France’. In the manner of late 18th century French commemorative toiles.

Bordered with galon and backed with cotton.

Physical Dimensions
Height
196cm (77.17")
Width
113cm (44.49")
Declaration

Textile Antiques has dated this Antique Toile De Jouy Panel to the 19th Century.

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SA1213642
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153
Description
The cotton printed in blue with a scene of a naval battle and an angler above another of a fortified eastern harbour with turbanned figures, and stevedores moving victuals, barrels and cannon.
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Some of the groups of figures, architectural elements and vessels are adapted from sections of the paintings that make up Claude-Joseph Vernet’s series of ‘Vues des ports de France’.
Textile Antiques

In the manner of late 18th century French commemorative toiles.

Bordered with galon and backed with cotton.

Height
196cm (77.17")
Width
113cm (44.49")
Date of Manufacture

Textile Antiques has dated this Antique Toile De Jouy Panel to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1213642
Dealers Internal Ref
153
Textile Antiques
Textile Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2025

Fine european textiles and tapestries of the period spanning the 15th century to the early 20th century.

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A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric.
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Archive I A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric.

A Panel of Late 19th Century Toile

Archive II A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric. View II
Archive III A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric. View III
Archive IV A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric. View IV
Archive V A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric. View V
Archive VI A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric. View VI
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Stansted Mountfitchet
Essex
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2025
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A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric.
A panel of late 19th century toile
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A rectangular late 19th-century toile textile panel featuring blue copperplate-printed maritime scenes on a cream cotton ground, bordered by dark navy fabric.
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  • ObjectTextile Panels
  • Period19th century
  • StyleFrench Country
  • MaterialCotton, Linen
  • ColourBlue and Cream
  • MotifsCopperplate print, maritime scene, foliage border, monochrome illustration
  • SizeH 196 cm (77 in) x W 113 cm (44 in)

A late nineteenth-century French Country style textile panel of rectangular form, measuring 196 cm high by 113 cm wide. The piece consists of a cream linen-and-cotton ground decorated with a blue monochrome copperplate print, edged with a dark navy border fabric. The design depicts a maritime scene with ships, an angler, a fortified eastern harbour, figures including turbaned groups, stevedores moving victuals, barrels, and cannon, all framed within a foliage border. The cotton print adopts motifs from Claude-Joseph Vernet’s series of 'Vues des ports de France' in the manner of late eighteenth-century French commemorative toiles, with the panel backed with cotton. This textile panel serves as a decorative wall hanging suited for display above a sideboard in a dining room, hallway, or living space. Its muted blue and cream palette integrates easily into traditional and neutral interiors while adding pattern and historical character to a vertical surface.

Toile de Jouy is a printed cotton or linen fabric featuring repeated pictorial scenes, typically in a single colour on a light cream or white background. Originating in Jouy-en-Josas, France, in the 18th century, these printed textiles gained widespread popularity across Europe through the 19th century.

Late 19th-century toile textiles were predominantly manufactured using woven cotton or linen grounds. The detailed illustrations were achieved through engraved copperplate printing or copper roller printing using indigo or iron-based monochrome dyes.

Authentic pieces display characteristic signs of age, including natural oxidation of the fibers, minor fading of the monochrome dye, and subtle irregularities in the weave. Original copperplate or roller prints also demonstrate fine line resolution under magnification.

An antique textile panel can be mounted within a bespoke frame or suspended as a wall hanging to add texture and historical narrative. It complements both traditional French country schemes and contemporary minimalist spaces seeking a focal focal point.

Keep antique textiles out of direct sunlight to prevent UV degradation and dye fading. Cleaning should be limited to gentle vacuuming through a fine mesh screen, while specialist conservation framing behind UV-filtering glass is recommended for long-term protection.
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