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Lot 390
Ca. 1100-1200 AD.A pottery bowl with flaring form, resting on an elevated foot, creates an elegant and harmonious composition that reflects the refined aesthetic sensibilities prevalent during its creation. One of the remarkable characteristics of this bowl is its captivating glaze, which displays a mesmerizing array of shades of blue and brown. This multi-tonal palette is achieved through the application and firing techniques employed by the Kashan potters. The interplay of these hues creates a visual depth and complexity, transforming the surface of the bowl into a captivating tapestry of color. However, the lower section and foot of the bowl remain unglazed, showcasing the natural earthy tones and texture of the clay. This deliberate contrast between the glazed and unglazed areas not only adds visual interest but also accentuates the organic nature of the material. Size: L:70mm / W:150mm ; 165g Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.
Lot 315
Ca. 900-1100 AD.A bronze bracelet, expertly fashioned in the round with a round-section shank, presents a captivating aesthetic with its finials designed in the likeness of snake heads. Notably, these intricately crafted serpent heads face each other, elegantly converging at the bracelet's focal point. The exterior of the bracelet showcases a meticulously executed ornamental design adorned with incised patterns, further accentuating its allure. Snakes held profound symbolism within Viking culture, particularly in the context of bracelets. In Norse mythology, serpents were regarded as potent creatures representing a wide array of concepts, including wisdom, protection, and transformative power. The depiction of snake heads as finials on Viking bracelets suggests a connection to these symbolic representations. The intertwining nature of the snake heads not only signifies unity but also alludes to the cyclical nature of life and the transformative journey one undertakes. Thus, these bracelets, with their serpent-inspired design, encapsulate the intertwining themes of protection, transformation, and the eternal cycle of existence, underscoring the rich cultural and mythological tapestry of the Viking era. Size: L:70mm / W:65mm ; 50g Provenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.
Lot 3300
Orientteppich aus Seide. HEREKE KORHAN ISTANBUL, 20. Jh., 27x25 cm. Bildteppich mit Darstellung von Haremsdamen mit Blick auf den Sultan-Ahmed-Brunnen und die Hagia Sophia. Signierte Knüpfarbeit mit 4.000.000 Knoten pro qm.| Oriental silk carpet. HEREKE KORHAN ISTANBUL, 20th century, 27x25 cm. Tapestry depicting harem ladies with view of Sultan Ahmed Fountain and Hagia Sophia. Signed knotting with 4.000.000 knots per sqm.
Lot 3309
Orientteppich aus Seide. KIRMAN 'Ravar'/PERSIEN, 20. Jh., ca. 174x102 cm. Der dunkelblaugrundige Bildteppich zeigt das berühmte Motiv 'Tanz der Nymphen'. Die römische Göttin der Baumfrüchte 'Pomona' tanzt zur Musik des Vertumnus, die er auf seiner Panflöte spielt. Darüber musizieren geflügelte Mischwesen. Die dunkelblaue Hauptbordüre ist mit figuralen Medaillons, Raubkatzen, Hasen, Elefanten, Rehen und Affen durchgemustert. Seltene Knüpfarbeit aus reiner Seide. Guter Erhaltungszustand. KEIN VERSAND IN DIE USA| Silk oriental carpet. KIRMAN 'Ravar'/PERSIA, 20th century, ca. 174x102 cm. The dark blue-ground tapestry shows the famous motif 'Dance of the Nymphs'. The Roman goddess of tree fruits 'Pomona' dances to the music of Vertumnus, which he plays on his pan flute. Winged mixed creatures make music above. The dark blue main border is interspersed with figural medallions, felines, hares, elephants, deer and monkeys. Rare knotwork made of pure silk. Good condition. NO SHIPPING TO THE USA
Lot 3318
Orientteppich aus Seide. GHOM/PERSIEN, 1960er Jahre, ca. 171x107 cm. Der hellbeigefarbene Bildteppich zeigt in dichter Anordnung eine Jagdszene mit fünf Reitern auf der Jagd nach verschiedenen Tieren sowie blühende Bäume. Die Hauptbordüre ist durchgemustert mit Kartuschen und Kalligraphie. Wandteppich mit wenigen Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren. KEIN VERSAND IN DIE USA| Silk oriental carpet. GHOM/PERSIA, 1960s, approx. 171x107 cm. The light beige colored tapestry shows a hunting scene with five riders chasing various animals and flowering trees in a dense arrangement. The main border is patterned throughout with cartouches and calligraphy. Tapestry with few signs of age and wear. NO SHIPPING TO THE USA
Lot 670
* Needlework. A collection of embroidered or beaded items, early 19th-early 20th century, including: an uncut pair of slipper embroideries, facing each other on one piece of brown silk, finely-worked in pink, blue, and green silk thread, using french knots and stem stitch, each design 22 x 14.5 cm (8.75 x 5.57 ins), support 58 x 19.5 cm (22.75 x 7.75 ins), together with a beaded slipper front, slightly worn and discoloured, and remains of a second one matching; a set of 4 matching goldwork embroideries on thick cream felt, probably Turkish, pinned together onto thick paper, sheet size 55.5 x 35 cm (21.75 x 13.75 ins); a set of 2 unused Art Deco tapestry chair covers, for the seat and back of a chair, hand-worked in tent stitch in wool on a canvas ground, in purple, red, green, black, and yellow, with a matching design of fern fronds and geometrical shapes, 38 x 44 cm (15 x 17.25 ins) and 51.5 x 43.5 cm (20.25 x 17 ins), together with another unused tapestry chair seat cover, with large Tree of Life design, 45 x 53.5 cm (7.75 x 21 ins); 2 hand-embroidered cushion covers; and an embroidered border on chamois leather, hand-worked in satin stitch in white, green, and pink, with a floral and foliate design, 68 x 9 cm (26.75 x 3.5 ins), stitch-mounted on cream gauze; and a pair of Chinese embroidered child's shoes QTY: (14)
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Lot 2172
A collection of Art Deco mementoes. Seven hatpins, two pewter shoe pin cushions, two shoe shaped pocket knives with rubber covers, a snakeskin shoe needle-case, four necklaces, seven glass miniature perfume decanters with stoppers, a French purple kid-suede tango bag with quartz clasp, a black silk belt and two black chokers with marcasite clasps, a Victorian chrome skirt holder, Two Asian tapestry sock-purses, a beaded coaster and napkin ring, a thimble, a quill nib, a whist marker and a miniature tape measure depicting The Boathouse at Crystal Palace and a brass lucky horseshoe and a black metal bangle. Also six good quality Art Deco enamel and brass powder compact cases Including VOGUE VANITIES, STRATTON, ARDENETTE, ATKINSONS, GUELDYCondition Report: Good condition commensurate with age
Lot 2174
An antique possibly French 18c silk and gold lame panel finely embroidered silk-thread tapestry wall-hanging with hessian backing (90 x 176cm) Good condition with wear commensurate with age. With separate cotton backing with some watermarks.Condition Report: Commensurate with age and use with some light damage and appropriate wear.
Lot 649
Mid-century woven tapestry depicting abstract figures and creatuers signed "Cruz" along the lower left.Length: 4 ft 2 in x width: 7 ft 2 in.Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
Lot 245
A NEAR PAIR OF CARVED OAK AND TAPESTRY UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIRSSECOND HALF 17TH CENTURY104 and 96cm high respectively Condition Report: Each with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use Some splits and cracks, chips and losses, one chair (the lower) has a split through one stretcher rail - this appears to have old woodworm in this area (and others). Later blocks to the interior of the seat frameOverall these appear solid and stable The upholstery is later applied, the backing fabric with tears and ripsPlease see additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
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