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Lot 5
BERLIN WOOL WORK PATTERNS : a collection 28 patterns in folio folder, heightened in gouache and watercolour, several Berlin publishers represented inc. Grunthal Verlag, Francke & Sieckle, L.W.Wittich, etc. Mainly floral patterns, but inc. a Greyhound, and a partially completed tapestry of a pigeon, 19th cent. * A rare collection, the original owner being a Miss Hodgson, Broughton Hall.
Lot 93
Arazzo con scena bucolica. Due giovani scherzano amorevolmente in un bosco, bordura a disegno di cornice. . Firmato: Braquenié & C. ie, XIX secolo. La ditta Braquenié è attiva dal 1823 nel campo dei tessuti d`arredo. cm 220x145. - Tapestry with bucolic scene. Signed: Braquenié & C. ie, 19th century. Start Price: €800
Lot 281
Coppia di Arazzi, Francia, XIX secolo. ognuno presenta ricamata una grande coppa con fiori nella parte inferiore e un trofeo di selvaggina in quella superiore. Sono montati su un telaio di altezza 290 x 115, ma una parte dell’arazzo è ripiegata sul retro. - Pair of tapestries, France, 19th century fitted on a frame but one part of the tapestry is folded on the back Start Price: €1000
Lot 439
Arazzo rappresentante l’Autunno, Fiandre, secolo XVII. al centro la figura allegorica con cornucopia, altre figure raccolgono l’uva. Rotture, mancanze e restauri. cm 262x267. - Tapestry depicting the Autumn, Flanders, 17th century. At the centre the allegorical figure with cornucopia, other figures gather grapes. Tears, defects and restoration. cm 262x267 Start Price: € 1. 000,00
Lot 67
A KESI TAPESTRY (A 'Buddhist' Panel with Kesi tapestry craft), QIANGLONG PERIOD (1736-1795). 151 cm x 69.3 cm. This silk panel was manufactured by the traditional weaving craft of Kesi, or 'cut silk' which utilizes raw silk as the warp (the main threads or horizontal threads) and processed silk as the weft (vertical threads). Contrary to other woven silk fabrics which employ full weft threads, craftsmen have to constantly change the weft threads with threads of specific colours (which are attached to different shuttles) to finish a panel. On the panel, three seated Buddhas are depicted in the central area, Buddha Shakyamuni (the present Buddha) in the middle, Buddha Dipamkara (the past Buddha) on the left, and Buddha Maitreya (the future Buddha) on the right. Various motifs are indications of Buddhist belief and wishing for longevity. Encircled by auspicious cirrus clouds, a sun and a moon shine at the very top of the panel, while eight flying apsaras hold various offerings in the sky. Below the Buddhas, Ananda and Kasyapa, Shakyamuni's distinguished disciples and attendants, are further followed by the Eighteen Arhat and the Four Heavenly Kings. The inscription on the top of the panel reads wu liang shou zun fo, which may mean 'The Honorable Buddha Amitayus'. This composition was very popular during the Qing dynasty, and some were initially displayed in the imperial palaces. A larger Kesi panel of identical content is currently in the collection of the Chinese Museum in the Château de Fontainebleau in France and another in the Summer Palace (Yi He Yuan). Another panel of identical composition but made with normal silk weaving craft is collected as 'Buddha Amitofo' in the V&A Museum in London. Literature: A similar piece in the V&A Museum.
Lot 914
An extensive collection of LPs and singles from the BBC Radio Bristol archive and including a number of interesting sound effect records such as Trains in the Night, Gloucestershire Wildlife Tapestry (a web of day and night natural sounds through the seasons), Sound Effects No 24 - Combat and Out Of This World - Atmospheric Sounds & Effects from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, etc
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