Vintage 1930s Salvaged Fabric

Vintage | Textiles | Art Nouveau | Salvaged Fabric

This Vintage 1930s Salvaged Fabric is a rare gabardine material featuring exquisite pastel colors in an Art Nouveau floral print. Each panel features elegant floral patterns in sophisticated colors of beige and multi-tonal hues, representing the pinnacle of early 20th-century textile design. This salvaged fabric consists of two pieces of antique drape panels that offer unique character and historical charm for discerning collectors and DIY enthusiasts. This premium gabardine salvaged fabric demonstrates the valuable durability of vintage textile manufacturing, making these pieces suitable for both decorative and functional use in creative projects.

Specifications:

• Era: 1930s
• Pattern: Art Nouveau Floral
• Color: Beige, Multi
• Material: Gabardine
• Condition: Vintage, Fair
• Quantity: 2 Pieces
• Panel 1 Size: 96" x 44"
• Panel 2 Size: 102" x 46"
• Manufacturing Origin: USA

Key Features

These rare gabardine fabric panels showcase authentic 1930s Art Nouveau floral prints in exquisite pastel colors. The substantial gabardine construction provides exceptional weight and texture, demonstrating the superior quality of vintage textile manufacturing. Each panel's elegant beige and multi-tonal color palette creates sophisticated appeal that represents the pinnacle of early 20th-century design. The generous dimensions of both panels provide ample salvaged fabric for multiple creative applications.

Perfect for

Ideal for discerning collectors and DIY enthusiasts seeking authentic period fabrics with unique character and historical charm. Perfect for creative projects requiring rare gabardine material, including upholstery work, pillow making, or decorative applications. These salvaged antique drape panels offer versatility for interior designers working on period-appropriate restorations or crafters appreciating the artistry of Art Nouveau textile design.

Condition Details

These antique salvaged gabardine fabric panels maintain their structural integrity despite showing age-appropriate wear consistent with their 1930s origin. The fabric remains both decorative and functional for creative projects, though cosmetic imperfections reflect their salvaged nature from vintage drapes. The durable gabardine construction ensures these pieces can withstand crafting applications while preserving their historical character and charm.