An Aubusson style verdure tapestry fragment, late

An Aubusson style verdure tapestry fragmentlate 17th/early 18th centuryDepicting a red macaw parrot in a tree, with later ochre and olive border and selvedge. H: 39, W: 51 in.

A Baroque Style Carved Oak Window Bench, Late 19th Century. The seat upholstered with an Aubusson tapestry fragment fastened with brass tacks.  Dimensions: Height 17 1/2in; width 42in;

A Flemish Verdure Tapestry Fragment Late 16th/early 17th century The borders cut. 6 ft. 4 in. x 8 ft. 4 in. PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.

French Aubusson style verdure woven tapestry, depicting a crane in lush landscape, linen lined, approx 60"h, 76"w

Large French hand-woven Aubusson style tapestry, Robert Four, 20th c., depicting landscape and animals, retaining tag with title "Verdure Aux Oiseaux" (Greenery with Birds), approx 5'5.5"h, 7'7.5"w St

Aubusson style tapestry panel, Late 19th/20th c., manner of Fragonard, approx. 75"h x 60"w

Aubusson Style Hanging Tapestrylate 20th century, labeled French Accents and marked with fleur de lis at bottom right corner; cream field with overflowing flower urn, parrots, scrolled acanthus leaf s

French Aubusson verdure tapestry with fox. Late 19th century. Approx 102"h x 78"w

French Aubusson style woven wool tapestry, "La Verdure aux Fees," Robert Four, 20th c., depicting a verdant landscape with castle, bird in foreground, retaining label verso, approx 42.5"h, 59"w Start

A very large late seventeenth century or early eighteenth century Aubusson tapestry fragment mounted on velvet in gilt frame. Provenance: From a prominent interior designer in Malibu, CA. Ht: 67" Wd:

A good French late nineteenth century Louis XV style verdure tapestry settee. Having an arched back and continuous arms with carved knuckles over curved seat all raised on cabriole legs. Ht: 35" Width

with attached cloth label on the reverse Made in France, 100 x 77 inches, Tapestry Panel, late 19th /Early 20th Century

18th century, 204 x 106 cm, Central France, Aubusson A fragment of a verdure tapestry. At the lower end of the field, a mighty tree stands on a ground overgrown with huge leaves and flowering plants;

DESCRIPTION: French Aubusson style wall Tapestry. Beautifully decorated with a large urn of flowers and a violin on a table with a water scene in the background. CIRCA: Late 20th century ORIGIN: Franc

French Aubusson style jacquard wall tapestry, "La Halte des Chasseurs," Point de L'Halluin, late 20th c., hunting party in verdant landscape, with floral border, marked lower right with three lions ra

Flemish style screen printed wall tapestry, "Verdure des Flandres," Artis Flora, mid to late 20th c., verdant landscape with fox and hunting dog, approx 74"h, 88"w Start Price: $100.00

A suite of Louis XVI style gilt-wood and Aubusson tapestry upholstered seat furniture. late 19th century. Comprising a canape and four fauteuils.

Louis XIV Style Walnut Armchair, late 19th-early 20thc, the tall squared back upholstered in woven in a needlepoint style fabric after a medieval verdure tapestry, with tasseled trim, with scrolled ar

3 Pc. Late 19th C. Louis XVI Style Parlor Set. French, Louis XVI style with gilt floral & ribbon motif frames, Aubusson type floral tapestry upholstery, consisting of two open armchairs and an open ar

Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Carved square backs with the conforming seats on circular tapered fluted legs, upholstered in Aubusson tapestry. 19 in. seat height. 37 in. high. 24 1/2 in. wide.(Cond: g

Three Fragments with Marine Animals, Central Coast, Peru, Early Late Intermediate Period, 900-1350 CE Local Style (Pachacanac) Cotton and Multicolored camelid fiber slit tapestry 1. 10 x 67 cm

Late 18th century Flemish verdure tapestry. Lined on back. Purchased from Vojtect Blau in New York. 69"h x 48"w

a bird in the forest foliage, a forest cottage in distance; 72”h; 59”wcatcat

An Aubusson verdure tapestry of two turkeys and an exotic bird circa 1755-1765 Silk and wool with linen backing. H: 109, W: 153 in. PROVENANCE: Property sold for the benefit of the Delaware Art Museum