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ARCH.2003.29, Rendition: 803416
This image displays a vintage printed advertisement or sales slip, likely from a fabric or decorator’s supply store, presented on aged, off-white paper with black and blue typography.
The advertisement promotes a selection of decorative and upholstery fabrics, categorized and priced for retail.
The top section lists fabric types in a dotted-line format:
“Brocades .. Broches .. Brocatelles .. Tapestry .. Texture Materials .. Velvets .. Quilted Cotton Sateen.”
Followed by:
“in the Decorator’s supply warerooms.”
Below this is a bold price range banner:
“1.50 2.00 to 5.00 each”
The main body details specific fabric offerings, including yardage, description, width, and price:
In summary: This is a promotional clipping for decorator fabrics sold in a wareroom, featuring descriptive names, yardage, width, and prices for a variety of patterned and textured textiles. The presence of “EAST NEW” vertically on the side suggests it may be from a specific branch or location of a larger chain. The overall aesthetic is utilitarian and informative, typical of retail advertising from the mid-1900s.
The image appears to be a vintage advertisement or catalog page, likely from the mid-20th century, given the pricing and design style. It lists various types of fabrics available for sale, including brocades, tapestries, and damasks. The text provides details such as the length in yards, the width in inches, and the price for each item. Some examples include:
The left side of the page seems to have additional information about the fabrics, but it is partially cut off and not fully legible. The right side of the page has the letters "EST" vertically printed in a blue box, which might be a mark or watermark. The top section mentions "Brocades... Broches... Brocatelles... Tapestry... Texture Materials... Velvets... Quilted Cotton Sateen" and references "Decorator's supply warerooms," indicating that these items were sold in a decorator's supply store.
This image appears to be a section of a vintage advertisement or catalog page, likely from a department store or fabric supply company. The page is divided into two main parts:
Top Section: This part lists various types of fabric and textile materials available in the "Decorator's supply warerooms." The materials include brocades, tapestry texture materials, velvets, and quilted cotton sateen. The prices range from $1.50 to $5.00 each.
Main Section: This part provides detailed descriptions and prices for specific fabric options. Each entry includes the type of fabric, the available yardage, the pattern or design, and the price. For example:
Vertical Text: On the right side of the page, there is a vertical text that reads "EST NEW," which could be part of a larger word or phrase that is not fully visible in the image.
The overall design and typography suggest that this is a historical document, likely from the mid-20th century. The focus is on providing detailed information about the available fabrics and their prices, catering to decorators and customers looking for high-quality textile materials.
The image depicts a vintage advertisement for various textile products. The advertisement is printed on a rectangular piece of paper with a beige background and black text. The paper appears aged, with slight discoloration and wear at the edges, indicating its historical nature. The advertisement lists several types of textile products, including brocades, broches, brocatelles, tapestry, velvets, and quilted cotton sateen. Each product is described with details such as pattern, material, and price. The text is organized in a structured format, with headings and subheadings, making it easy to read and understand. The advertisement is likely from a bygone era, showcasing the types of textiles available during that time.
The image is a close-up of a vintage fabric catalog, featuring a section that lists various types of fabrics and their prices. The catalog is titled "EASTERN TAILORS" and includes a variety of fabric types such as brocades, broches, brocatelles, tapestry, velvets, and quilted cotton sateen. The fabrics are described with their widths in yards and inches, and their prices are listed in pounds and pence. The catalog includes descriptions of the fabrics' textures, patterns, and colors, as well as their intended uses, such as for slipcovers or as a modern damask. The catalog is displayed on a gray background, and the text is written in black ink.
The image shows a vintage advertisement or catalog page for decorative fabrics and textiles. The content is formatted as a list of fabric types and descriptions, along with pricing and yardage details. Here is a detailed description:
The top section lists various fabric types available in the "Decorator’s supply ware-rooms," including:
A price range is indicated: 1.50 to 5.00 each, suggesting the cost per yard or unit.
The main body of the advertisement lists specific fabric options with descriptions, yardage, width, and prices:
Modern Tapestry (Unusual homespun texture):
Sturdy Modern Design Tapestry:
Queen Anne Pattern Brocade:
Fascinating Regency Stripe in Antique Weave Fabric:
Striped Damask in Effective Antique Weave:
Two-Tone, All-Cotton Plisse Damask:
The advertisement appears to be from a retail or wholesale supplier specializing in decorative fabrics, catering to decorators, interior designers, or homeowners looking for high-quality textiles. The emphasis is on variety, with options ranging from modern designs to classic patterns like Queen Anne and Regency stripes, as well as different textures such as tapestry and brocade. The prices and yardage suggest a focus on bulk or wholesale purchasing.
The image displays a section of a vintage catalog or advertisement showcasing various types of fabrics for sale, possibly from a decorator’s supply showroom or a textile merchant. The layout includes a pricing key on the top-left indicating prices ranging from $1.50 to $5.00 each. The right side of the image has a blue vertical strip with the word "NEW" written vertically in a lighter shade of blue, which suggests that the items listed may be new additions to the collection.
Beneath the pricing key, there are descriptions of various fabrics, each accompanied by its price, yardage, and some details about the pattern or material. For example, there is a mention of a "Unusual homespun texture in a superb Damask" that's 50 inches wide and priced at $2.95. Other descriptions refer to modern design tapestry with small patterns, "Queen Anne pattern" brocade, and "Regency stripe" in an antique weave fabric, indicating that there was a range of traditional and modern designs available. The prices for these fabrics range from $1.95 to $4.95.
The visual elements, such as the typeface and the layout, carry a retro aesthetic, pointing to the possibility that this is a historical document representative of the marketing materials used in the mid-20th century. The paper background appears aged and discolored, which supports the vintage nature of the image.
The image shows a small section of an old newspaper or catalog page featuring fabric and textile descriptions and prices. The text lists various fabric types, yardages, and prices, such as:
Along the right edge of the image, there is a blue vertical strip with the white letters "E S T I N E W" written on it. The top portion of the image has a price range of "1.50 2.00 to 5.00 each." The text is in a serif typeface on yellowed paper indicating age.
A small vintage fabric-ad clipping on a gray background. The paper is tan/beige with lots of tiny black text describing different fabrics (Damask, Tapestry, Brocade, Queen Anne patterns, etc.) and their widths and prices (around $1.95–$4.95). At the top you can see price lines like “1.50 2.00 to 5.00 each.” There’s a blue vertical border with white lettering along the right edge. The overall look is a mid‑20th-century textile catalog ad.
This image shows a vintage newspaper or catalog clipping featuring a listing of fabric products, prices, and descriptions. The fabrics include items such as Damask, Brocade, Regency stripe, and Tapestry, with descriptions detailing their patterns, colors, or textures (e.g., "homespun texture," "Queen Anne pattern," "Fascinating Regency stripe"). Prices range from $1.95 to $4.95, and widths are typically 50 inches. Quantities in yards are listed for each fabric. The text is organized in a table-like format, and a decorative blue margin border with the word "EST NEW" vertically appears on the right side.