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Lot 487
A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND BERLIN WORK TAPESTRY PRIE DIEU CHAIR with a shell shield and scrolling leafy cresting, the padded back enclosed by scrolling leaves and flower heads, padded seat raised upon curvilinear legs, scroll toes and casters, plain outset rear legs. see illustration. Ex: Kinnerton Lodge
Lot 496
A FINE VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND BERLIN WORK SCREEN with a leaf scroll and cabochon pediment the moulded border carved with scrolling leaves, lyre shape uprights enclosing a Berlin work tapestry depicting a pheasant amongst brightly coloured flowering plants and leaves, leaf carved scrolling apron raised upon downsept C scroll legs, 63"x36" see illustration. NB: Ex Kinnerton Lodge
Lot 488
Good William IV rosewood pole screen with a rectangular fluted and foliate scroll frame with a wool tapestry inset depicting a courting couple in a landscape surrounded by a foliate scroll upon a brass pole and on a turned and fluted pedestal with triform base with fluted bun feet, 52.5" high
Lot 303
SALE CATALOGUES - Catalogue of the Choice Collection of Works of Art ... formed by that well known connoisseur, the late James Gurney, Esq. 1898; Catalogue of the Highly Important Collection of Armour and Arms and French Tapestry, the Property of Major the Hon. Thomas George Breadalbane Morgan-Granville-Gavin. 1917; Catalogue of a Collection of Arms and Armour, the Property of a Gentleman. Christie`s, 1923. With 7 others, Christie`s, Sotheby`s and Wallis & Wallis. (10) This book lot is zero rated for VAT.
Lot 252
A Decorative Queen Anne Style Wall Mirror. The rectangular glass in a moulded frame clad in wool-work tapestry stitched with flowers & figures and surmounted by a domed scrolling silver-gilt pediment centred by a shell crest amidst scrolling trails of foliage and inset with a domed tapestry panel depicting a romantic scene, 33½ ins X 19¼ ins (85 cms x 49 cms).
Lot 260
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Aubusson Tapestry woven with a battle scene after designs by Charles Le Brun depicting Alexander the Great on horseback with the wounded figure of Porus being carried towards him, and framed in a decorative border with military trophies, flowers & foliage on a brown ground, 103 ins x 91 ins (262 cms x 231 cms).
Lot 433
A Fine 18th Century Style Settee, upholstered in needlework tapestry. The rectangular back depicting a central landscape with two female figures resting beside a fountain, one with a gentleman bathing her feet. The long seat and outswept C-scrolling arms covered with woven undulating foliate forms. Standing on three front cabriole legs enriched with ornamental scrolls & foliage descending to scroll knop feet. 38 ins (96½ cms) high, 63 ins (160 cms) wide, 30 ins (76 cms) deep.
Lot 435
A Set of Four 19th Century Chairs in the Late 17th Century Style. The rectangular padded backs & seats covered in fragments of antique tapestry woven with flowers & foliage and edged in tasselled fringing. Standing on slender ball turned legs with squat bun feet united by moulded wavy X-form stretchers centred by turned finials 42 ins (107 cms) high, 23 ins (58 cms) wide.
Lot 442
A Harlequin Set of Eight 17th Century Oak Backstools. The seats upholstered with 17th century tapestry remnants, some sections depicting cherubs amidst fruits & flowers and joined with brass studs. The leather backs having verdure tapestry slips secured with ties. The oak frames varying in style with ball & fillet or column turned legs & supports.
Lot 462
A Fine Late 17th/Early 18th Century Turned Walnut Stool with later wool-work upholstery. The padded rectangular seat having tapestry covering depicting birds of paradise flying amongst scrolling foliage worked in gros-point. Standing on ball & reel turned legs united by a turned centre stretcher, 16 ins (40 cms) high, 20 ins x 15 ins (51 cms x 38 cms).
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