Tapestry Fragment, Gobelins Manufactory, 18th Century
Beautiful fragment of embroidered tapestry of wool and silk.
It represents a bouquet of flowers (roses, tulips, carnations among others) in a large glass serving as a vase, placed on a furniture tray or an entablature. The upper part is framed by two inverted applique consoles, surmounted by a festoon decorated with palms and acanthus leaves.
This fragment is stretched on an oak frame. It is framed by a grooved half-round rod, with ribbon patterns, and a serrated interior border.
Restorations of use and maintenance.
Period mid-18th century.
Dimensions of the fragment without frame: 60x45 cm.
It represents a bouquet of flowers (roses, tulips, carnations among others) in a large glass serving as a vase, placed on a furniture tray or an entablature. The upper part is framed by two inverted applique consoles, surmounted by a festoon decorated with palms and acanthus leaves.
This fragment is stretched on an oak frame. It is framed by a grooved half-round rod, with ribbon patterns, and a serrated interior border.
Restorations of use and maintenance.
Period mid-18th century.
Dimensions of the fragment without frame: 60x45 cm.
750 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Good condition
Material: Wool
Width: 45 cm
Height: 60 cm
Reference (ID): 1466737
Availability: In stock
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