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A Chinese purplish-blue silk ‘peony’ coat, 20th century, 119cm long, and a white and gold silk
A Chinese purplish-blue silk ‘peony’ coat, 20th century, 119cm long, and a white and gold silk damask coat, 110cm long.二十世紀 紫緞繡牡丹紋上衣及織錦上衣The peony...
A Chinese silk temple hanging, 17th/18th century, formed of various brocaded fragments of tassel
A Chinese silk temple hanging, 17th/18th century, formed of various brocaded fragments of tassel shape, all on a dark blue mount, the silk overall...
An Indian silk and silver thread embroidered rectangular cover, 20th century, with borders decorated
An Indian silk and silver thread embroidered rectangular cover, 20th century, with borders decorated with flowers and leaves, the main panel appli...
A group of quilts and spreads, late 19th / 20th centuries, decorated with geometric and floral
A group of quilts and spreads, late 19th / 20th centuries, decorated with geometric and floral motifs, three with a repeating star pattern, of var...
A French pictorial Aubusson tapestry, 20th century, depicting a romantic scene, 220cm x 163cmPlease refer to department for condition report
A French Aubusson style tapestry, 20th century, depicting an idealised landscape with two cranes and
A French Aubusson style tapestry, 20th century, depicting an idealised landscape with two cranes and a pond, buildings visible in the distance, wi...
An Empire fragment of painted wallpaper, early 19th century, possibly by Aubusson, the central
An Empire fragment of painted wallpaper, early 19th century, possibly by Aubusson, the central oval panel with ribbon-tied flowers, 145.4 x 75cmPl...
A French tapestry panel, 19th century, depicting 'Le Giaour, Vainqueur d'Hassan', after Horace
A French tapestry panel, 19th century, depicting 'Le Giaour, Vainqueur d'Hassan', after Horace Vernet, framed, 112cm x 99cm Note: Vernier was de...
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