A group of yellow damask curtains, European, 20th century

comprising of four yellow damask curtains with fringing along lower edge (approximately 380cm high by 147cm wide), with two matching damask shaped pelmets edged with fringing (approximately 130 by 230cm), and four plain yellow light weight curtains (approximately 380 by 95cm)
(qty 10)

Schütze, S., Palazzo Sacchetti, De Luca Editori d’Arte, Roma, 2003, pg.138, illustrates one of the cerise damask applique armorial panels in situ in the Stanza di Romolo

Overall good condition (would benefit from a clean) comprising of four yellow damask curtains (approximately 380cm high by 147cm wide across the top and 174cm wide when straight along the lower edge), two matching damask shaped pelmets (approximately 130 by 230cm), and four plain yellow light weight curtains (approximately 380 by 95cm gathered across the top, 200cm wide when straight across lower edge), weighted internally along the lower edge; some stains (qty 10) Please ask the department if you would like extra images of the various pieces.
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The curtain arrangement within the interior was designed by Federico Forquet.
For a settee covered with the same material see lot 146