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AURELIO TOLOSA Y ALSINA (Barcelona, 1861 - 1938)."Waterfall in the park of the Citadel of Barcelona".Oil on canvas.Signed in the lower right corner.Frame with faults.Slight flaws in the painting, and some small holes.Measurements: 42 x 62 cm; 57 x 76 cm (frame).Aurelio Tolosa began his training with the French painter Justin Simon and, later, he was a disciple of Modest Urgell. He devoted himself mainly to flower and landscape painting, as well as producing various designs for stained glass windows. He took part in several exhibitions held in Barcelona, competitions and group exhibitions such as the Liceu Exhibition of 1883, where he presented "Un país" ("A Country") and "Una marina" ("A Marina"). He was subsequently awarded prizes for his landscapes and vases at the Barcelona exhibitions of 1891 and 1892. He also took part in the National Exhibitions of 1890, 1892 and 1897 (honourable mention), presenting his works "Peonías", "Albores", "Flores de abril" and "Claveles". He was also awarded an honourable mention at the Nationals of 1901 and 1904. In 1918 he exhibited some of his most important works, including "Primavera" (Spring), "Sol de mañana" (Morning Sun) and "Lavanderas de Cadaqués" (Laundresses of Cadaqués). It is also worth mentioning his participation in the group exhibitions held at the Galeries Layetanes in 1922 and 1927. He was also a member of the Artistic and Literary Society of Catalonia, and was awarded the gold medal and diploma of honour at the International Furniture Exhibition. In addition, Antoni Clavé was trained in his decorative and advertising painting workshop. Tolosa also imitated antique painting, tapestry and enamelling. He is currently represented in the Parliament of the Balearic Islands, as well as in various private collections.

AURELIO TOLOSA Y ALSINA (Barcelona, 1861 - 1938)."Flowers".Oil on canvas.Signed in the lower right corner.Frame with wear.Measurements: 61 x 49 cm; 78 x 65 cm (frame).Aurelio Tolosa began his training with the French painter Justin Simon and, later, he was a disciple of Modest Urgell. He devoted himself mainly to flower and landscape painting, as well as producing various designs for stained glass windows. He took part in several exhibitions held in Barcelona, competitions and group exhibitions such as the Liceu Exhibition of 1883, where he presented "Un país" ("A Country") and "Una marina" ("A Marina"). He was subsequently awarded prizes for his landscapes and vases at the Barcelona exhibitions of 1891 and 1892. He also took part in the National Exhibitions of 1890, 1892 and 1897 (honourable mention), presenting his works "Peonías", "Albores", "Flores de abril" and "Claveles". He was also awarded an honourable mention at the Nationals of 1901 and 1904. In 1918 he exhibited some of his most important works, including "Primavera" (Spring), "Sol de mañana" (Morning Sun) and "Lavanderas de Cadaqués" (Washerwomen of Cadaqués). It is also worth mentioning his participation in the group exhibitions held at the Galeries Layetanes in 1922 and 1927. He was also a member of the Artistic and Literary Society of Catalonia, and was awarded the gold medal and diploma of honour at the International Furniture Exhibition. In addition, Antoni Clavé was trained in his decorative and advertising painting workshop. Tolosa also imitated antique painting, tapestry and enamelling. He is currently represented in the Parliament of the Balearic Islands, as well as in various private collections.

An Edward VII upholstered armchair and a mahogany tapestry seat stool

A set of 4 modern 'New Plan Furniture' dark wood dining chairs. Tapestry upholstered seats and backs with castle and floral design, turned front legs and fire labels to underside.

Bevelled round mirror plus silk tapestry with 2 more

THOMAS P. CAMPBELL. Tapestry in the Renaissance, 2002 and 16 others, tapestry and weaving. *CR Mixed condition.

A set of eight 19th century style dining chairs, (6 + 2), six with tapestry seats and two upholstered seats

A tapestry frame, together with a stick stand and contents

A gilt framed pole screen, having a tapestry of a boy and sheep raised on stylized reeded column terminating in three outswept feet, height 47ins

A set of four Hepplewhite style dining chairs, with pierced splat back and tapestry seats, together with a pair of 19th century style shield back dining chairs, and another af

A Threefold vanity screen, with machine tapestry panels of figures in a garden, height 190cm, total width 160cm.

Aubusson tapestry. France, 17th century.Knotted wool.Good state of preservation.Measurements: 280 x 242 cm.The refinement of the carpets and handmade tapestries of Aubusson were very popular in the court of Louis XIV, period to which the tapestry we show here belongs. The central field depicts a classically inspired scene, with three ladies accompanied by a putto and a bull, set in a wooded clearing. The young women evoke the Roman goddess Flora and two wild nymphs. The bull reminds us of one of Zeus' metamorphoses. The Greco-Roman atmosphere, however, is transformed to suit the courtly taste of the 17th century. The large central medallion is ornamented with decorative patterns based on flowers with sensual corollas.Known as the "capital of tapestry", Aubusson's centuries-old art of painstaking execution has been classified as intangible cultural heritage by Unesco since 2009. The making of a tapestry of this level requires a complex technique and the intervention of a whole chain of trades. The tapestries are made with images of any artistic style prepared by a specialist in cardboard painting. The weaving is done by hand on the back of the tapestry by a heddle maker using a horizontally positioned loom and woollen yarns dyed by hand on the spot. This technique is very time-consuming and costly. Aubusson tapestries are the most emblematic craftsmanship of the luxury sector in Limousin, famous since the 17th century, and their value has even increased over time.

Aubusson tapestry. France, 17th century."Moses making water flow from a rock".Knotted wool.Good general state of preservation. Slight wear and tear and missing lower border.Measurements: 210 x 270 cm.The refinement of this tapestry, which reproduces the biblical scene in which God grants Moses the power to make water flow from a rock, testifies to the high quality of Aubusson's tapestries. They were very popular at the court of Louis XIV, the period to which the tapestry shown here belongs. With hardly any borders around the episode depicted, in order to give all the importance to the central scene, it is set in a wooded landscape in richly contrasting tones with a predominance of green and ochre shades. The figure of Moses points to the place from which the spring will gush forth to quench the thirst of the people of Israel. His companions express their faith in the word of the Lord with gestures of hope. The attire has been rendered in its rich qualities. The biblical theme has been reinterpreted to suit the courtly taste of the 17th century.Known as the "capital of tapestry", Aubusson's centuries-old art of painstaking execution has been classified as intangible cultural heritage by Unesco since 2009. The making of a tapestry of this level requires a complex technique and the intervention of a whole chain of trades. The tapestries are executed with images of any artistic style prepared by a specialist in cardboard painting. The weaving is done by hand, on the back of the tapestry, by a weaver using a horizontally positioned loom and woollen yarns dyed by hand on the spot. This technique is very time-consuming and costly. Aubusson tapestries are the most emblematic craftsmanship of the luxury sector in Limousin, famous since the 17th century, and their value has even increased over time.

Reconstituted old-fashioned Spanish tapestry, 19th century.Walnut wood.Needs refinishing. Presents old xylophages.Measurements: 77 x 103 x 34 cm.This 19th century taquillón, made in the 19th century, follows the models of those dating from the 17th century. It opens at the front with two doors divided into two panels that integrate moulded shapes (square and rectangular) achieved by carving, motifs that are repeated on the sides, arranged in the same way. The interior has a shelf.

A 19th century gros point tapestry panel of two 18th century figures, 16" x 13", in oak frame

A 19th century box seat ottoman, upholstered in a floral tapestry, on turned supports, 26" wide x 18" deep x 26" high

An early 20th century long footstool, drop-in tapestry upholstered top, cabriole legs, 123cm x 32cm x 21cm tall; a Victorian hall chair; an early 20th century stool; a nest of three 1970’s walnut tables; (4).

Decorative items comprising a tapestry bell pull, a gilt wall stand, a mahogany box and an Eastern silver coloured boxLocation: 9.3

A late 20th century black ground tapestry rug

A Victorian brass pole screen having tapestry banner and on a tripod base 154cm h x 57cm w Location:

A George III  mahogany wingback upholstered armchairpossibly Irish, the arched top with swept scrolled wings and rolled arms, cabriole forelegs with shell and trailing pendant carved knees terminating in ball and claw feet, upholstered in floral tapestry fabricheight 112cm., width 74 cm., depth 74 cm. Condition: Upholstered tired and grubby, One old knock to one ball and claw foot. Right hand side stretcher rail appears to have been replaced. with late block on this stretcher. Another block has a chipThis lot  will be removed to our offsite storage facility if not collected at the sale venue – Farleigh Golf Club, Warlingham 3pm by Friday 16th Please contact us for more information.

An Edwardian marquetry carver chair, with urnular splat, inlaid with scrolling decoration and tapestry seat.

An 18th century wool work tapestry depicting young couple in Italianate landscape, within a floral decorated border and cushion moulded walnut frame, overall 70 x 57cm (frame af).Additional InformationSlight discolouration, certain areas with fraying, the frame with signs of old worm, losses to moulding, splitting and losses to frame. 

An early 20th century oak framed fire screen with tapestry panel depicting a maiden in landscape setting, height 80cm, with a further fire screen with tapestry panel (2).

A 19th century copper coal bucket with swing handle, height 40cm, and an oak framed stool with tapestry top on barleytwist supports (2).

A WWI souvenir of Egypt embroidered Royal Artillery panel dedicated to 'Dear Wife, from Willie', 57 x 54cm, with a Royal Dragoons tapestry panel, worked by Stephen Stokes, a Malta souvenir textile panel, and a Royal Marines tray (4).

An Art Deco design hand embroidered tapestry carpet, dated 1976 and initialled AB, decorated with an allover geometric design in shades of blue, 388 x 256cm.

A pair of William IV rosewood pole screens, each circular screen inset with a floral tapestry panel, with turned column and circular platform base, height 137cm. Additional InformationColour evenly bright throughout, only very slight age wear here and there, and odd slight splits to the fretwork etc. One small loss to the veneer around the edge of one of the screens. 

An early 20th century mahogany framed fire screen, the tapestry inset panel with still life decoration flowers in a vase, overall 108 x 55cm.

A 19th century carved mahogany stool of square form, with floral tapestry seat with carved scrolling frame, height 37cm, width 53cm.

18th/19thC tapestry depicting a lady and gentleman courting in a garden with country house beyond, 31 x 32cm, in part gilt frame

18th/19thC tapestry embroidery of a queen seated beneath an apple tree, 29 x 23cm

Vintage leather case containing a tapestry, Persian rug, vintage bags, linen and lace, Japanese lacquer photograph frame etc

Two orange ground Welsh tapestry fringed blankets, small, possibly a large one cut into two. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Dimensions -both blankets 165 cm x 107cm approx. 

Two vintage woollen blankets; one a purple ground Welsh tapestry fringed edge blanket, the other a blue and cream fringed edge honeycomb blanket. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Tapestry fire screen and a dressing table mirror. Not available for in-house P&P

THE TAPESTRY OF DELIGHTS, 2 volumes, Vernon Joynson 2006, other music books

A Royal Doulton figure "Tapestry Weaving" (HN 3048) boxed with stand

Rolex. A gold automatic wristwatch with day, date and bracelet, Day-Date, Ref. 1803, circa 1976. Movement: cal. 1556, automatic, 26 jewels. Dial: gilt, applied baton indexes, apertures for day and date, centre seconds. Case: 18ct gold, Oyster case, screw-down crown and back, no. 5030438, 18ct gold President bracelet, London import for 1974 to clasp. Signed: case, dial, movement and bracelet. Dimensions: diameter 37mm, bracelet circumference approximately 190mm. Accessories: Rolex Oyster booklet, green document holder and Rolex Datejust tapestry presentation case. £5,000-£7,000

Y A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD PRIE DIEUCIRCA 1860With tapestry to the high back and seat and with remains of a paper maker's label to one rail ...SHOP / Maker. / Ann Street / BIRMINGHAM, 114cm high115cm highCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useUpholstery probably original, some signs of marks and wear mainly to the seat, the seat is removable, there are old tack marks to the underside, the upholstery may have been re-applied Metal stretchers to the underside, these are probably original Overall the frame appears solid and stable, The timber with a cleaned and polished appearance overall Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN WALNUT AND TAPESTRY UPHOLSTERED SIDE CHAIRCIRCA 1870The upholstery with parrot decoration94cm highTogether with a late Victorian side chair, 71cm high(2)

Royal Doulton ‘Tapestry’ 45 piece tea and dinner service comprising 1 serving plate, 6 dinner plates, 7 medium plates, 6 side plates, 8 dessert bowls, 2 large bowls, 6 cups, 6 saucers, sugar bowl, milk jug and 1 serving bowl (damaged)

Thirty-four items of Hornsea pottery “Tapestry” dinner, tea, coffee, & kitchenware; together with Various items of decorative china, pottery, & glassware.

A 19th century inlaid-mahogany oval dressing mirror fitted three drawers to the serpentine-front box base, & on bracket feet, 17” wide x 23” high; together with a marquetry-inlaid wooden panel, 30” x 19”; & a tapestry frame, 31½” wide.

A verdure tapestry,mid-18th century, French, depicting a hunter among trees with cows and a boatman beyond,245 x 185cmCondition ReportOverall colours appear fairly full, with minor fading in places. Separation, tears and fraying to some parts of the borders. Some small holes, areas of wear and rubbing. Generally in fair order. Please see photos.

A verdure tapestry fragment,17th century, probably Flemish, depicting verdant foliage within a banded border,162 x 90cmCondition ReportFading and discolouration. Areas of apparent stitch repair. Bottom edge of backing has come undone. Free from large stains or unpleasant odours.

A George II-style carved walnut stool,late 19th/ early 20th century, the rectangular tapestry cushion within a moulded foliate surround over a plain frieze, on shell-carved cabriole supports and ball and claw feet,66cm wide48cm deep51cm highCondition ReportGenerally sturdy, although some separation in joints. Scratches, splits, knocks and wear, although some of this may be artificial to give an aged/ distressed appearance. Some apparent woodworm exit holes. Seat covering appears in fair order.

A Flemish Oudenaarde verdure tapestry,late 17th century, worked with a watermill, flora and fauna,300 x 380cmProvenance: Mr & Mrs J Jowitt, Taillefer, Saint-Puy, France.Condition ReportFaded, areas of wear, tears, holes and repairs commensurate with age. The outer border is probably later.

A tapestry tray, a vintage bagatelle and a dressing table mirror.

An antique French walnut armchair upholstered in tapestry fabric.

An Edwardian tapestry firescreen/occasional table together with a rustic folding clothes airer.

FOLK ROCK - LP PACK. A lovely collection of around 32 folk rock LPs. Artists/ titles include Joni Mitchell inc Blue (K44128, A1/ B1. Record Ex/ textured sleeve VG+), Count And Spark (K53002), The Hissing Of Summer Lawns. Mary MacGregor - Torn Between Two Lovers, Carole King inc Tapestry, City Streets. Jackson Browne - Lives In The Balance, Van Morrison inc His Band And The Street Choir, Avalon Sunset. Paul Simon - Graceland. Art Garfunkel - Lefty. Mickey Newbury, Crosby Stills & Nash. Ry Cooder, Tracy Chapman, Gerry Rafferty, Jim Crooce, Don McLean, Joan Baez, Leon Redbone, Simon & Garfunkel, Linda Ronstadt, Crystal Gayle, Emmyloo Harris. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

A collection of early 20th century and later furniture items to include an Arts and Crafts footstool with tapestry upholstered seat, a miniature children captains chair painted in a green colourway, another stool with turned wood supports and three shelves. Measures approx. 124cm x 48cm x 23cm. 

A group of five tapestry embroidered pictures depicting aristocrats in pastoral settings, all framed and glazed, the largest 56cm x 44cm (5)Qty: 5Two tapestry pictures a little faded, frames with some chips, otherwise in generally good condition

LATE VICTORIAN SIDE CHAIR WITH TAPESTRY UPHOLSTERED SEAT

A Sorrento style musical trinket box and a tapestry covered sewing box

A French Robert Four machine tapestry of a wine harvest, width 194cm, height 110cm

A Hines of Oxford after Burne-Jones a polychrome tapestry panel “Nuptial Procession”, width 188cm, height 122cm

An early 20th century Continental carved oak circular centre table with heraldic tapestry top on winged lion supports, diameter 102cm, height 74cm

PAINTINGS AND PRINTS, a pair of Winnie Wilkinson watercolours of Dutch children in front of windmills, one unframed, the other framed and glazed, signed lower right, 16.3cm x 12cm, a pair of Victorian gilt framed oleographs of Highland cattle and sheep, both bear handwritten legend verso that they formally hung in the billiard room of Hoar Cross Old Hall, size including frame 65.5cm x 103cm, together with three tapestry pictures and a Derby County quartz clock print (8)