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Vintage Native American Dine or Navajo wool wall-hanging tapestry or rug textile featuring a woven Ganado pattern, 20th century. The carpet depicting a central field depicting a layered double cross motif against a red ground. With arrows interspersed in grey, cream, and dark brown; the borders with bands of serrated triangular forms.Length: 5 ft 9 in x width: 5 ft 2 in.Condition: There are no tears, losses, or repairs. No odors. Extremely light wear throughout. The colors are bold and bright.

17th-18th Century Designed by Jean-Baptiste Deshays (French (active Paris), 1729–1765) Woven at the Beauvais tapestry manufactory, France (1664–present) Under the direction of André-Charlemagne Charron (French, director of the royal tapestry manufactory, Beauvais, from 1753 to 1780)By the mid-eighteenth century, some critics were writing that French art was in decline and recommending serious literary subjects, like the Iliad, to encourage a nobler style. The promising young painter Deshays—son-in-law to the artist François Boucher—was selected by the Beauvais manufactory to design a series of tapestries depicting scenes from the Iliad, having already achieved success with a painting of an incident from the ancient epic. Reflecting the style of Boucher's works and the baroque style of the seventeenth century, Deshays's compositions were appreciated by his contemporaries for their vigor and drama. The tapestry series was woven only three times for the French government, serving as diplomatic gifts to important foreigners. One set remains in the royal palace in Madrid, Spain.This Beauvais tapestry was in the collection of Arnold Seligmann.Venus Wounded by Diomedes, after J. B. H. Deshayes.Bought Parke-Bernet Sale 830. January, 1947. In the Beauvais book by Badin, p 35 and Wandteppiche Vol. 1 page 225Arms of France and Navarre for royal weaving. Signed lower left.(Height:  12' 5"  Width:  18' 2")

A tapestry panel the centre square depicting a peacock and vases of fruits in oranges and blues, 91 x 93cm

Royal Historic Interest - by repute a sixteenth century piece of embroidery worked by Mary Queen of Scots whilst held at Chartley Hall between December 1585 and September 1586. Comprising different sized panels of finely worked yellow silk on cotton depicting flowers and garlands in the French manner. Sewn together to form part of a bed valance. Mary Queen of Scots and her household were known to have created quite a few pieces of embroidery during her confinement and an inventory of her items taken when at Chartley confirms embroidered pieces. Provenance: The piece is accompanied by letters and notes as follows: Letter, hand written, sent from 4 Victoria Road, Sherwood, Nottingham and dated 27.2.44: 'Dear Lady Eveline, Just a line to let you know that Nurse Cain is pretty much the same and has decided to give up her house. It is her wish that you should have the enclosed piece of Tapestry, the history of which you will find on the enclosed writing. Yours faithfully A.M.Sheppard.' Note hand written on printed headed paper from The Kennels, Thoresby Park, Ollerton, Newark, Notts: 'This piece of needlework was sent to me by Nurse Cain when she was in her last illness. She had told me that the hangings of which these were a part were repaired when her grandmother was housekeeper at Chartley. These bed hangings were said to have been worked by Mary Queen of Scots when she was a prisoner at Chartley. Some of the worn pieces were cut out, Miss Cain's grandmother kept them.[indistinct initials].' A label, hand written, stating 'Piece of Scotch quilting worked by Mary Queen of Scots when at Chartley Staffordshire (fragment of bed-curtains'. And a newspaper cutting with handwritten annotation 'Guardian 11th 9th 34' the article titled 'MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS Relics In Needlework Exhibition' which refers to a National Exhibition of Needlework at the Royal Scottish Academy Galleries, Edinburgh - no specific reference to this piece or Chartley is made.

Vintage Welsh Hafren style tapestry blanket 223cm x 190cm and Welsh blanket (red and green check) with original label DERW product Made in Wales.

Welsh tapestry blanket 130cm x 160cm and a MELIN TREGWYNT throw 145cm x 176cm.

Welsh hand stitched patch work quilt 194cm x 190cm and 2 tapestry cushions.

An 18th century stool having a tapestry top, barley twist supports and pierced carved supports, 43cm h x 57cm wLocation: A1BIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A set of four William IV mahogany bar back dining chairs, tapestry upholstered drop in seats, on turned and carved front legsLocation:If there is no condition report, please request.

A set of six 19th century ash framed sabre legged dining chairs with tapestry upholstered seats, 88cm high (6) Condition Report:Available upon request

A lot comprising a 20th century mahogany oval coffee table, mahogany circular top wine table and a mahogany framed tapestry upholstered corner chair (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

A lot comprising a 20th century mahogany corner cabinet, three drawer drop side chest, octagonal topped single drawer side table and a tapestry upholstered stool (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

Five Coalport bisque porcelain Age of Elegance figures, comprising Midsummer Dream, First Waltz, Summer Breeze, Tapestry, and Evening Promenade, each boxed.

A set of 10 good heavy matching dining chairs ( 8+2), with floral tapestry seats, some restoration on the armchair , Armchair 59cm wide x 55cm deep x 102cm high, chairs 56cm wide x 52 cm deep x 97cm high

Large framed and glazed tapestry of period courtyard scene of a cavalier man and horse 85cm x 118cm

A quantity of furniture to include: Upholstered part tapestry footstool with barley twist turned legs 50 cm W x 42 cm W x 32 cm H. Condition, good (wear etc commensurate with age); small drop leaf sofa table 50 cm H x 51 cm D x 113 cm L with leaves up. Condition, fairly good, scratches and marks to top in places; mahogany bed side table with galleried top and single drawer 64 cm H 38 cm x 43 cm. Condition, marks and wear commensurate with age and use; bow fronted demi-lune graduated Whatnot with turned supports. Condition, some losses to frieze etc (some pieces are present in attached bag) 115 cm H x 64 cm W x 31 cm D; Burr Walnut jardiniere 46 cm H condition. Condition, base to drawer badly perished, base to jardiniere also perishing, much wear; Rosewood and brass inlaid teapoy 74 cm H. Condition, losses to wood, brass inlay protruding in places, needs restoration. Part of the Eaton Square Clearance

A quantity of cushions, including needlepoint tapestry and fun slogans pillows and cushions, cushion fillers and loose covers. all from a good Country House Clearance, sold as seen, no auctioneer guarantees on condition or use. see all images

An old oak box fitted for canteen, and labelled inside Elkington & CO, some losses and wear, and some old bookshelves, stools and table book rests, A pair of kelim/tapestry style cushions in muted blues and red paletteall with some wear

A Burmese Myanmar Kalaga applique tapestry panel beadwork with horseman & horse. In relief decoration throughout with geometric motifs. Framed in glass frame. Measures approx. 73cm x 73cm including frame.

A stunning First Edition Society publication of The Covenant by James A. Michener, this Franklin Library edition from 1980 features rich leather binding with intricate gilt designs, gilded page edges, and marbled endpapers. Illustrated by Jerry Pinkney, this edition exemplifies the Franklin Library's commitment to creating fine collectible books. James A. Michener (1907–1997) was a Pulitzer Prize-winning author renowned for his meticulously researched historical novels. The Covenant explores South Africa's history, weaving a rich tapestry of its diverse cultures, struggles, and triumphs. Michener’s ability to blend history with compelling narratives has cemented his place as one of America’s most beloved writers. This exquisite edition is both a celebration of Michener’s literary legacy and a collector’s treasure. A perfect addition for those who appreciate fine literature and beautiful craftsmanship. Artist: James A. MichenerIssued: 1980Dimensions: 6.5"L x 2.5"W x 9.5"HManufacturer: Franklin Mint CorporationCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Very good.

Each pierced double-arched interlaced waisted backrest centered by a shell above a multicolored floral tapestry-upholstered bowed seat flanked by shaped armrests, the acanthus-carved and beaded cabriole legs ending in scroll feet; underside of one chair with chalked inscription Phipps and Frank Partridge, Inc. trade label.Height 37 1/2 inches (95.3 cm), width 26 inches (66 cm), depth 18 inches (45.8 cm) Frank Partridge, Inc., New YorkBeautiful quality, carving and mahogany, not able to examine rails, age cracks and replacements to veneers of both backs, shoes are loose, rubbing to handholds, chips and losses to carvings, scratches and scuffs to feet; chair I with repaired break to top left of splat and now with later veneer facing, age cracks to back of splat, age cracks to shoe, front right leg appears to have been glued at a later date, worming; chair II with repaired break to left stile and now with patches to top at junction with top rail and at junction of armrest also with patches, repaired break to backing of left front leg.

A 19th Century mahogany bow-backed chair with tapestry seat and back and studded border, 83cm high and a reproduction tall chest of eight drawers, 50cm x 113cm (2)Chair overall in good condition. Small old restorated break to toprail at back. upholstery to back, upper inside back and back of seat sun faded. Minor scratches and scuffs commensurate with age and use. Chest overall in good condition with surface scratches to top, abrasions under handles as pictured, base with some chipping to varnish. A little craquerlure to veneer in sections. drawers and leather inset brushing slide running smoothly.

An Aubusson style tapestry, 20th Century, the pale salmon field centred by a floral oval, 216cm x 149cmAll over very good condition. A little sun faded. Can be used as floor rug with non-slip underlay. a few small scattered spot marks and small damp marks.

A Georgian style rectangular stool with a rectangular tapestry upholstered seat on carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, 61cm wide, 50cm deep, 50cm high

An unusual set of four William IV Anglo-Colonial dining chairs, carved with parrots and serpents to back rests, tapestry drop-in canted seats, turned tapering legs, c.1835

An early 20th century rocking chair with tapestry upholstered seat and a further smaller rocking chair

A Victorian oak barley twist occasional chair in tapestry fabric (as found).

A Continental Tapestry, Somewhat Faded, Depicting Classical Garden Scene, 132x80cms

A Late 20th Century Tapestry Fire Screen, 47cms Wide

A Framed Tapestry for The Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 35x38cms

Tapestry Top Coffee Table, 67x45cm, 45cm H

Stool with drop in tapestry seat on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet

Victorian tapestry covered ottoman, 75cm wide, 57cm deep, 58cm high

A 19th century children's beech American boston rocking chair. The chair having a turned oak frame with spindles to armrests and backrest and seat pad with tapestry fabric of florals and equestrian themes, raised over sprung trestle type base. Measures 73cm x 42cm x 40cm.

A 19th century Victorian mahogany prie dieu prayer chair. The chair having dark blue tapestry upholstery with script design. Having barley twist columns to sides, raised on carved cabriole legs to front.

A Victorian 19th century rosewood & tapestry inset wall shelf. The rectangular wall panel with lower thin shelf having inset tapestry fabric panel depicting Chinese landscape and people being hand painted

CHINESE 17TH /18THC TAPESTRY

WOODEN ARMCHAIR WITH TAPESTRY UPHOLSTERY

Six Signare Tapestry Shopper Bag, Royal Stewart Tartan

Antique Furniture, 19th century oak foot stool, cabriolet legs, tapestry insert, approximately 47cm high

Modern furniture, polished walnut six seater refectory-style dining table by maker Nicholas Wood of Stratford upon Avon, with six matching chairs including two carvers, upholstered in tapestry-style fabric, approximately 167cm x 90 cm

A French Aubusson tapestry after François Boucher, bearing label inscribed 'Tapisseries du Lion, France', 125 x 210cm.

A French giltwood and tapestry open armchair, width 58cm, depth 56cm, height 102cm. Condition - fair to good

QUANTITY OF VARIOUS FRAMED PICTURES, SEWING MAP TAPESTRY ETC

THREE BOXES OF LOOSE VINTAGE EPHEMERA AND BOOKS to include a group of vintage ephemera to include personal photos and negatives from the UK and Germany in the early 1950s, a collection of personal correspondence, photos from Dulwich College, a vintage atlas from 1922, a quantity of vintage buttons, two vintage 1889 maps of Boston, a modern tapestry depicting birds, a boxed compact edition of the Oxford Dictionary, assorted vintage ordnance survey maps, assorted vintage car interest books, a small group of antiquarian religious and classics interests, a gilded mirror (3 boxes and loose) (s.d)

A box of 12' vinyl albums, to include The Beatles/1967-70, The Beatles/1962-66, A Tapestry of Early Christmas Carols and Festive Music ect, approx. 20 vinyls.

This charming Royal Bayreuth porcelain chocolate set includes a chocolate pot with lid, and two teacups with their matching saucers, all featuring the iconic Rose Tapestry pattern. The pieces are adorned with delicate roses in soft pink and green hues, accented by intricate gold detailing. Royal Bayreuth Bavaria backstamp. Largest item measures 6.5"L x 4.5"W x 8.25"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Royal BayreuthCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.

Flemish wall hanging tapestry of a medieval hunting scene, 207cm wide x 120cm high. Estimate £80-120

FRENCH VERDURE DESIGN TAPESTRY, 360cm x 150cm.

An embroidered tapestry panel of a mediterranean soldier, framed under glass, 23 x 30cm (labelled verso 1835 - 40)

An 18th century walnut bobbin turned armchair. Having tapestry pad back and seat flanked by bobbin turned arms above the conforming legs and stretchers. H90cm

A Victorian burr walnut and inlaid work table, together with a Victorian bobbin turned side chair, with a tapestry seat (2)

A rare 1920's Royal Doulton chamber stick depicting 'Bayeux Tapestry'

Collection of Antique Samplers and an unfinished tapestry

Three embroidered tapestry pictures - Prince Charles and Lady Diana wedding 1981 and two vintage prints

A 20th Century low tub elbow chair with repeat machine tapestry upholstery, set on chamfered front legs with casters

A pair of Art Deco style armchairs with pink machine tapestry upholstery, set on turned legs

An early 20th Century stained wood framed folding elbow chair with machine tapestry upholstery

Two wooden framed tapestry fire screens - sold with two tapestry pictures

A Victorian mahogany framed footstool with studded repeat pattern tapestry upholstery, set on acanthus carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet