A NEAR PAIR OF AUBUSSON TAPESTRY PANELS

Two near-pair tapestry panels with overall floral pattern. Both in shades of gold, green and blue with red accents. Later pillow fill and cream woven wool backing, gold metal thread border and fringe.

Two similar near-pair tapestry panels with overall floral pattern. Both in shades of gold, green, tan and blue on brown background. Panels inset with corded border and tassels. Later pillow fill and b

Similar near pair tapestry panels in gold silk with floral and urn design and accents of blue and red. Contemporary pillow fill and gold velvet backing with braided trim and fringe. Tapestry 17/18th c

A pair of Aubusson tapestry panelslate 19th centuryheight approximately 9ft 10in x 3ft 9in (230 x 114cm)

A pair of Aubusson tapestry panels19th centuryFramed.overall height 69in (175.25cm); width 37in (94cm) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Jean Hahn Hardy, Rancho Santa Fe, California.

Two similar near-pair figured tapestry panels with central floral vase images. Both in shades of brown, beige, gold, and blue with a woven gold border. Later pillow fill and blue velvet backing with f

Full title: A pair of large Aubusson tapestry panels in wooden rocaille frames, 19th C. Description: H 303 x L 143 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture,

Two Aubusson tapestry panel scatter cushionsthe tapestry panels 18th centuryTogether with another. (3)the pair height 20 1/2in (52cm); width 40in (101.5cm); depth 6in (15cm)

French Aubusson wool tapestry panel, 19th century or earlier, depicting a bucolic landscape setting with ducks swimming near a central bridge. 78 1/2" x 66 1/2". Strip with hanging rings added to top

19th Century Panels With Later Velvet Backing, Each Wool With A Bird, Pair Of Pheasants And One Raven, Pair 20 X 20 Inches And 22 X 22 Inches. See Photos For Condition Commensurate With Age And Use.

each Aubusson-style panel mounted to board, within a carved giltwood frame sight: 20 3/4 x 34 3/4 in. (52.7 x 88.3 cm.), Frame: 29 1/4 x 42 1/2 in. (74.3 x 108 cm.) Provenance: Property from The Estat

Pair Aubusson Tapestry Pillows, woven with figures and flowers, 18th C. (2 pc.) (SJKR2019/2)(WT) Dimensions: 18 x 16

Aubusson Tapestry Panel France, 18th century Figures relaxing, playing and listening to music in a wooded landscape. Height 9 feet 8 inches, width 9 feet 1 inch. C

18th C. Aubusson tapestry panel depicting birds on a pond in a wooded landscape. 86.5"H x 50"W.

18th C. Aubusson tapestry panel depicting sheep in a wooded landscape with floral border. 118"H x 75.5"W.

Continental, 18th century, vertical panel of a hunter and hound in a forest setting, multiple borders, later backing, attached metal rod for hanging, 100 x 36 in.

Aubusson Tapestry Panel, France, 19th C., 5'7'' x 2'3'' (170 x 69 cm). Weight: . Wool.

Very finely woven. Diana the Huntress with dogs. Dimensions: (Frame) H 89.75" x W 32", (Sight) H 85.5" x W 28" Condition: Light fading, some losses and splits.

Very finely woven. Depicting the god Mercury. Dimensions: (Frame) H 89.75" x W 32", (Sight) H 85.5" x W 28" Condition: Light fading, some losses and splits. Plexiglass loose in frame at top, some dama

A turn of the century French carved walnut four panel screen having matched aubusson tapestry depicting an 18th century festive gathering with people dancing and musicians playing along the side of th

Picnic scene with man, woman and dog. 39.5 X 15" (42.5" X 18"). (From a 655 Park Avenue Triplex)"

Second half 19th century, the elaborately carved slightly domed frame surmounted by dual pineapple finials atop Ionic column supports centering a figural Aubusson tapestry panel, on acanthus-clad brac

Second half 19th century, the ribbon-carved frame surmounted by an acanthus clasp, centering an inset Aubusson tapestry panel with tassel and flower-filled basket motif, raised on fluted acanthus-clad

A PAIR OF TAPESTRY PANELS EMBLEMATIC OF HOPE AND JUSTICE PROBABLY FLEMISH, LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY Of opposing form with emblematic reclining female figures above a cartouche inscribed 'Spes' and