Franco-Flemish Tapestry

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Beautiful side table Hand painted with landscapes

Heraldry crests emblazoned with red, blue, and pale colors. Hand-colored in watercolor. Striking style and impressive detail. Beautifully framed. Titles of each engraving: Earl of C...

Louis Philippe style six-light chandelier. Bronze construction. Later conversion to electricity. Hangs slightly tilted. Exposed wires wrapped in black electrical tape. Not examined o...

A Flemish tapestry of exceptional quality. It has retained great Color And the condition is remarkable with only minor restoration. it is Made of wool and it is hand woven. the des...

Late 17th Century French Tapestry ( 10'9" x 13'8" - 327 x 416 cm ) Material: Wool warp,18 warps per inch; wool and silk pattern wefts, Z-2; woven sideways. This extremely attractive...

Wool and Silk pattern wefts on wool warp; warps/inch. Beauvais, French Royal Tapestry Workshop under the direction of Nicolas Besnier and Jean – Baptiste Oudry (1734-1753), or A.C. Charron (1753-1780). Designed by Francois Boucher Subject: La Musique (Music) No. 9 of a set of 14 panels “Fetes Italiennes” or “Italian Scenes”, showing peasants and working class folk with a few panels displaying members of the upper classes at play. “Music” is one of these. Boucher’s original drawings for Music (and other tapestries as well are in The Stadelkunst – institute, Frankfort, Germany and in a private, Paris collection. This was Boucher’s first tapestry design commission for the Beauvais factory. His other work includes the “Nobles Pastorales...

Mid-18th century antique Beauvais tapestry with woodland scene and floral border, rug 17-0401, country of origin / type: Belgium / Adam style tapestry, circa 1850. Louis Hinart and ...