Lot 112
  • 112

A découpage album page: A Cockerel Amid Tall Stems, Turkey, Ottoman, 17th century

Estimate
7,000 - 10,000 GBP
bidding is closed

Description

  • ink and paper with gold
paper cut-outs applied to paper, featuring a cockerel amid leafy stems, laid down on an album page, ruled in colours and gold

Condition

In fair overall condition, staining around cut-outs, spotting, as viewed.
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Catalogue Note

For other works of Ottoman découpage, see N.Atasoy, A Garden for the Sultan, Istanbul, 2001, pp.73-85, nos.70-92. A further Ottoman découpage panel depicting a cockerel was sold at Christie's, 6 October 2009, lot 217.