Two Antique Needlework Pictorial Panels

Two Antique Continental Pictorial Needleworksthe first worked in silk threads on silk ground depicting the Holy Family and dated 1731 (DOA 15.5 x 15.5 in.) (with staining and toning; some thread loss;

Including two matching antique decorative pillows featuring a geometric pattern in shades of mustard, burgundy, brown and grey, outlined in fringe, with silk floral underside. Together withan antique

AN ANTIQUE JAPANESE "OPPOSING DRAGONS" SILVER WRAPPED THREAD NEEDLEWORK PANEL, 19TH CENTURY, of rectangular form and centering two opposing four claw dragons with roaring expressions and sinuous bodie

AN ANTIQUE JAPANESE "OPPOSING DRAGONS" SILVER WRAPPED THREAD NEEDLEWORK PANEL, 19TH CENTURY, of rectangular form and centering two opposing four claw dragons with roaring expressions and sinuous bodie

Pennsylvania needlework pictorial sampler made by Sarah Roberts (b. circa 1795), silk on linen. Geometric and foliate borders enclosing two birds facing one another, surrounded by flowering urns and o

European Chinoiserie style needlework panel having a central river scene with dragon boat containing three female figures center, one enshrined, and two male figures rowing at the bow and the stern, a

RACHAL MORGAN (AMERICAN) NEEDLEWORK PICTORIAL SAMPLER, silk on linen, featuring a block of verse in each upper corner flanking a two-story house, vines, and trees, the central panel with a sidewalk fl

This is a fine early 19th-century American needlework wall hanging panel depicting one large and two smaller vases with flower compositions in shades of red, blue, yellow, and white. Presented in an o

Antique gold velvet panel with real feathers appliqued to create a scene of a peacock next to a mantelpiece and two urns. [Art: 32" H x 22 1/2' W; Frame: 45 3/4" H x 36" W]. Pictorial elements in good

Two Needlework Panels of Reclining Dogs 20 x 39 in, and 17 x 36 1/2 in. Provenance: (The largest) Gallery of Graphic Arts, Ltd., New York.

each in the Verdure style, depicting bird roosting in the foreground; 43 x 27 inches46 x 29 inches frame; the other, 45 1/2 x 27 inches; 48 x 29 inches frame

19th century group including five various pieces. Nice framed for display. H29" W24" (largest framed) Sold from the collection of a prominent East Battery home Charleston, South Carolina.

Gros and petit point needlework panel depicting flora and fauna on a brown background. In shades of cream, gold, green and blue. Later pillow fill and beige textured wool. Panel: French, 18th c. H. 62

applique with metallic thread and paillettes, backed with silk; Provenance: Property from a San Diego, CA Estate; 9 x 101 inches

AN ANTIQUE NEEDLEWORK PANEL, FRAMED, the polychrome embroidered floral and foliate border surrounding a central medallion enclosing the Christogram "IHS." Height: 19 3/4" Width: 21 1/2"

Chinese famille rose vase, featuring two pictorial panels each depicting a banquet scene of officials and generals, against a ground painted with various floral blooms and scrolling foliage, the neck

Having a straight 30-1/4" blade, etched in Islamic writing with two pictorial panels featuring busts of Islamic warriors. One-piece steel grip with integral languets. Blade showing wear and pitting wi

Together with two needlework panels, probably Chinese. 4 pieces Sight sizes: 13-3/4"h x 9-1/4"w and 24"h x 3-1/4"w

ANTIQUE NEEDLEWORK PANELS "PHEASANT & QUAIL"SIGNEDArtist monogrammed: PHW<, Signed needlework panels of game birds Dimension: 14 1/4" x 12" Condition: Good Provenance: Private Estate

Three Pillows Fashioned from Antique Textiles, comprising an Aubusson tapestry with velvet backing, an antique silk gold damask with gimp and an antique needlework panel on a new silk ground with silk

Length: 58cm Height: 135cm

Circa 1800, France. Having been well woven with fine natural dyes throughout boasting strong colors. The corners are backed with woven thatch type material. The piece has a wooden hanging rod attached

Two antique wood painted panels, most likely Scandinavian in origin and having been removed from a piece of furniture, showing urns with flowers surrounded by a village scene with a battle, probably 1

Early 19th century. One work dated 1819 and signed Mary Briggr and the other dated 1822 and signed Marth W. Wright. The family lived in Selma, North Carolina during the time these works would have bee