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A quantity of European tapestry and needlework panels 17th century and later
Estimate
2,500 - 3,000 GBP
bidding is closed
Description
- Tapestry settee cushion (172cm. long, 44cm. wide); Verdure tapestry fragment (128cm. long, 32cm. wide); Chinoiserie panel (needlework 107cm. long, 36cm. wide)
tapestry including a fragment of a French Classical Tapestry, Aubusson, late 17th century, now made up into a long rectangular padded seat settee cushion with two shaped corners and with cotton backing, together with a small cut fragment of Flemish Verdure Tapestry, 18th century, woven with foliage and trees, together with with a late 17th century Flemish Tapestry fragment, woven with a male figure with formal planting surroundings, including a small fruit tree (96cm. high, 63cm. wide), with a pair of 18th century Flemish Verdure Tapestry fragments, made up into curtain ties, a few 18th century Aubusson Tapestry border corner fragments, with shells in red and gold;
together with needlework including an early 20th century rectangular panel, worked in gros and petit point with two birds in a scroll surround (42cm. high, 102cm. wide), and a 20th century gros point needlework panel worked with a central pink rose on beige ground (39cm. high, 36cm. wide) and another small panel worked with grey flowers on a red ground (51cm. high, 51cm. wide), and a further `Chinoiserie' gros and petit point , 18th century rectangular panel worked with fruiting trees and a gentleman standing under the shade of an umbrella held by his attendant (QTY)
together with needlework including an early 20th century rectangular panel, worked in gros and petit point with two birds in a scroll surround (42cm. high, 102cm. wide), and a 20th century gros point needlework panel worked with a central pink rose on beige ground (39cm. high, 36cm. wide) and another small panel worked with grey flowers on a red ground (51cm. high, 51cm. wide), and a further `Chinoiserie' gros and petit point , 18th century rectangular panel worked with fruiting trees and a gentleman standing under the shade of an umbrella held by his attendant (QTY)