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Aubusson Tapestry "the Escarpolette" Second Half Of The 18th Century

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Aubusson tapestry from the 18th century Greenery decorated with a scene from the period: swing hanging in trees, three characters in period clothing. Not a common subject in Aubusson. Beautiful original border with bouquets of flowers and corner motifs, highlighted by the thin blue border (Aubusson mark) Very good dimensions (ht: 240 cm; Lg: 192 cm) Beautiful original condition (possibly some relays to be resumed) Work from the second half of the 18th century.

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Curtain Or Door In The Style Of Russian Ballets Woven In Cotton Jacquard France C. 1910
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