18TH C. CONTINENTAL NEEDLEWORK TAPESTRY ON FRAME

Framed Continental needlepoint tapestry, 18th c., depicting women in elaborate dresses and some men in trousers and alpine hats, enclosed by a foliate and fruit border, puncture at bottom, sight: appr

18th C Continental Tapestry 4 Panel Screen with faces, fruit, flowers and figural urns fitted in a silk covered frame (damage as shown). 81" tall x 90" wide (each panel 22 1/4"). General wear to tapes

Queen Anne Mahogany Firescreen, 18thc. The square frame fitted with an antique needlework tapestry panel, 18thc, depicting a village scene with town buildings, the foreground with bulls confronting th

Framed 18th and 19th century needlework and tapestry:. 1. A fine pair of Aubusson tapestry peasant girl and boy portraits displayed in molded gilt wood frames from the period. 2. A silk thread embroid

Pair Continental Neoclassic tapestry fauteuils, 18th/19th c., the shield shaped back frame, scrolling arms and square tapered legs painted with scrolling fruit-laden vines, the back and seat upholster

Silk threading of three ladies gathered in work, with a soldier as an onlooker in the background, and the double headed eagle above. In period frame, 18th/19th C. 37 x 44.5 cm ( 14 1/2 x 17

Fine needlework depicting figures and camels in oval panel, original frame, sight: 15 x 12 inches, frame: 27 x 20 inches

French, early 18th century; carved walnut armchair with curved arms; rising on cabriole legs and "X" frame stretcher; upholstered in polychrome floral needlework. Approx. w. 23.625", h. 45", d. 23.5".

English George III Needlepoint Tapestry Pole Screen Panel This antique, Georgian period needlework frame was originally part of an adjustable pole fireplace screen. DATE 18th century DIMENSIONS Width

18th Century continental and pastoral tapestry of a landscape with two storks surrounded by woods with a river in the background. Excellent aged condition. Measures 69.5" x 41.5".

Late 17th or early 18th century handwoven Continental tapestry depicting figures on a castle hillside overlooking an approaching ship, the border with further scenes indicative of battle and sea and a

late 18th c Continental gilt frame with splines, 13" x 16 1/2", image size 8 1/4" x 11"

Rare 17th / 18th C. Continental Ecclesiastical Tapestry Banner | Suspended from a carved wood rod. Dimensions: 30" long, 25" wide. Provenance: Property of a Westchester County Private Collector.

18th-19th C Continental needlework depicting a man with his dog and a donkey, 16" x 22-1/2", framed 18-1/2" x 25-1/4", good condition

Dimensions: H 25.5" x W 19.25" Condition: Few losses and breaks. Wear consistent with age. Old repairs near top edge.

Small 18th c. or earlier Continental Black Painted Frame with gilt inner liner, apparently adapted several times for different sized art. (LCA2050 TC) outer frame 14x12.5 inches, current rabbet approx

18th Century Continental oak mirror. Frame is carved with flowers and Acanthus leaves, bordered with barley twist columns and crowned with a family crest supported by baroque cherubs. Excellent condit

Pair of 18th C Continental chairs with early tapestry. 36" tall.

PAIR OF 18th CENTURY EUROPEAN TAPESTRIES ON LATER FRAMES. Height: 36 in. by Width: 37 1/2 in. by Depth: 2 in.

Property from a Private Collection, Savannah, GA Description: Continental Tapestry Fragment, 18th Century, depicting a bird and folly in a landscape, on a hanging rod. Measurements:

Framed Continental tapestry fragment, 18th century, depicting multiple scenes of noble men and women in a naturalistic setting, overall 19"h x 23.5"w. Provenance: Property from the Christian DeGuine'

Pair of Antique 18th C Tapestry Throne Armchairs. Antique 18th century Continental European throne armchairs with tapestry and leather seats / backs. Gilt decorated finials. Each measures 60 x 27 x 23

Group of Continental textiles, 18th/19th century, including: three 18th/19th c. French chintz textiles with floral motif; two 18th century tapestry weave continental seat covers with floral motifs; an

Continental Needlework Coffer 18th century, on a later stand, the domed coffer covered in floral-patterned needlework and fitted to either end with an iron handle, raised on a mahogany stand with turn