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Tapestries
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Item No. 1201
French, Baroque Period embroidered needlework panelProbably depicting Saint Cyr, within a Regence style giltwood frame. Late 17th or early 18th century. Provenance: Collection de la Tour d'Argent, Paris. 40" high by 37" wide |
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Item No. 1171
Flemish, Baroque period tapestry: La Vie d'Esther ("The Life of Esther")Hand woven in fine silk and wool, depicting a scene from the biblical Book of Esther. From Flanders, in modern-day Belgium. Circa 1660-1680. 102" wide by 120" high |
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Item No. 998
French, Louis XV style firescreenIn solid, carved giltwood inset with Beauvais tapestry panel. Mid-19th century. |
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Item No. 994
Fine, French, Neoclassical style firescreenIn solid, carved giltwood with original inset needlepoint tapestry. First quarter of the 19th century. Provenance: Formerly part of the furnishings of the Chateau St. Laurent en Isore. Grenoble, France. La Famille Terray. 42½" tall by 26" wide by 13" deep |
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Item No. 930
Napoleon III wool carpet gros pointIn dark red and beige, decorated with garlands of flowers and oval center medaillon. Fabric lined. Circa 1850. 118" long by 90½" wide |
| The final item in our Tapestries category has been sold. We leave select sold items at the end of our gallery categories to show the kind of pieces we can locate. Please do not hesitate to inquire if you would like us to find something like this for you! |
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Item No. 1044
Very fine, French, Louis XIV period, Beauvais entre fenetre tapestryWoven in fine silk and wool. Early 18th century. Likely inspired by the series of engravings "Berain Grotesques" (Jean Berain, France, 1640–1711). See: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 97" high by 54" wide |
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