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Click here to subscribeA fine large tapestry panel, mid 19th century depicting putti in an ornamental garden together with a further tapestry fragment with floral and fauna, three oblong tapestry cushions; together with a 19th century 'Paisley' shawl and two printed classical style cushion covers and a printed Ikat style style textile(qty).
After Pablo Picasso 1881-1973- "The Three Musicians", a specially commissioned large tapestry panel circa 1990 by Agulha Tapestries of Portugal after the original artist's work dating from 1921, the overall design worked predominately in black, white, blue and brown coloured wools, 248x238cm.
A plum coloured chenille cloth with tapestry border depicting flower heads, shields and shells; together with a Broderies Hindoues book, Henri Ernst, Paris with cloth spine and marbled boards containing an introduction by C. Estrade and 38 coloured plates depicting examples of embroidery and a framed velvet and needlework picture (3).
Three early 19th century silk embroidered pictures, The Sacrifice of Isaac, The Holy Family, and Christ with Rebecca at the well, in verre eglomise frames, 46 x 53 cm , and smaller, together with a Victorian gilt framed over mantel mirror, a part carved wood and gilt oval wall mirror, and a framed tapestry panel, (6).
An armchair in French seventeenth century style, the bead frame with tapestry upholstered back depicting a noble couple in late mediaeval dress amongst foliage, the open scroll arms carved acanthus on spiral twist supports to a sprung tapestry seat, on turned block legs, with pierced carved foliage apron-piece and front carved paw feet on spiral twist and block ‘H’ stretchers.
A Fine Early Georgian Walnut Armchair of generous proportions. The back covered in needle-work tapestry depicting a scrolling foliate cartouche bordering a panel of birds. The elegantly sweeping scroll knop arms raised on curved supports leading down to the wide upholstered seat with velvet clad swab cushion. The cabriole legs connected by turned H-form stretchers and terminating on pad feet, 42 ins (107 cms) high, 32 ins (81 cms) wide and 23 ins (58 cms) deep.
A Fine Early 18th Century Settee, Circa 1720, 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. 63 ins x 30 ins (160 cms x 76 cms), 38 ins (96½ cms).
A 17th Century Joined Oak Upholstered Stool. The 18th Century needlework tapestry depicting a central landscape panel with an outer borer of scrolling foliage. The run moulded side rails between the tall turned column legs joined by block stretchers and terminating on turned bun feet. 22 ins (56 cms) high, 20 ins (51 cms) x 15½ ins (39½ cms).
An 18th Century Wall Hanging Tapestry Panel, on a brass pole with tapering hexagonal finial ends. The needlework tapestry depicting a mountainous landscape scene viewed between two columns and an archway with an animate foreground. The lower edge having a fringe of metallic braid. 29 ins x 32 ins (74 cms x 82 cms).
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