Tapestry - 160 cm - 130 cm
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Rectangular velvet tapestry in the Amsterdam School style, attributed to Dutch designer Anton Hamaker, dating from circa 1920–1925, Netherlands, in excellent condition with minor signs of wear; dimensions 130 × 160 cm.
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Tapis / tapisserie Art Deco – École d’Amsterdam – Anton Hamaker – Pays-Bas – vers 1920–1925
Rare rectangular velvet rug in the distinctive style of the Amsterdam School, attributed to the Dutch designer Anton Hamaker.
The composition features a geometric motif typical of the Amsterdam School movement, combining different textures and textile structures in an elegant palette of beige, brown, red and black. This strong decorative style sits within the Art Deco and Expressionist aesthetics developed in the Netherlands in the 1920s.
The velvet work and the graphic assembly of the motifs give the piece an architectural and modern look, representative of Dutch textile design of the interwar period.
Dimensions :
130 × 160 cm
Origin : Netherlands
Period : circa 1920–1925
Material : velvet
Condition :
Good overall condition considering age. Presence of slight signs of wear and a few small stains related to time (see photos), without altering the legibility of the motif or the decorative quality of the piece.
A rare decorative piece, sought after by collectors of Dutch design and objects related to the Amsterdam School.
Photos are an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped securely.
Tapis / tapisserie Art Deco – École d’Amsterdam – Anton Hamaker – Pays-Bas – vers 1920–1925
Rare rectangular velvet rug in the distinctive style of the Amsterdam School, attributed to the Dutch designer Anton Hamaker.
The composition features a geometric motif typical of the Amsterdam School movement, combining different textures and textile structures in an elegant palette of beige, brown, red and black. This strong decorative style sits within the Art Deco and Expressionist aesthetics developed in the Netherlands in the 1920s.
The velvet work and the graphic assembly of the motifs give the piece an architectural and modern look, representative of Dutch textile design of the interwar period.
Dimensions :
130 × 160 cm
Origin : Netherlands
Period : circa 1920–1925
Material : velvet
Condition :
Good overall condition considering age. Presence of slight signs of wear and a few small stains related to time (see photos), without altering the legibility of the motif or the decorative quality of the piece.
A rare decorative piece, sought after by collectors of Dutch design and objects related to the Amsterdam School.
Photos are an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped securely.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
2 g
Material
Velvet
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Height
160 cm
Width
130 cm
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Estimated period
1920-1930
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