Lot 232
  • 232

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)