Very pretty design and color combination in this early 1800's French cotton block pirnt fabric. Indienne with exotic looking florals and leaves (birds of paradise), birds and butterflies 
 
The cotton striped fabric has lines of color in light blue, medium blue, natrual red, yellow, green and white. Brillant spot of color for classic as well as modern interiors. 
 
Full repeat but missing pieces. 
 
At one time the fabric was used to make one of those famous provencal skirts and not long ago the skirt was exhibit at the Museum de Viel-Aix "detail d'un jupon en cotton pique a motifs d'oiseaux de paradis et de fleurs," fabrication provencale, XIX siecle. (last photo shows the publication from the Museum. 
 
Photos are a good representation of actual color and condition.
 
Measurements
 
From top to bottom 
 
1 meter 11 cm 
 
The width is 
 
85 cm (still has the complete selvage at one side and partial selvage at the other side)
 
Condition
 
 
Other than removing from a French quilt and removing all the loose quilt threads left in "as found" condition, In the interest of preserving the fabric and original color not laundered and leaving that decision up to the customers preference. 
 
Distressed with many small holes and splits throughout. Colors are good, strong and even. Background shows age most likely to to dust giving it a somewhat yellowed appearance. 
 
Best suited for small projects or documention or upscaling.
 
Shipping
 
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