FRAMED TAPESTRY FRAGMENT KING CHARLES I OF ENGLAND

Atq Framed King Charles II Portrait by J.Faber - Johannes Faber King of England Portrait - Framed 21'' x 27''

Illegible, portrait. FR: 26.5 x 22.5. Title: Portrait. Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 16 x 12 in. Signature: Illegible. Framed.

After Pieter Lely (British, 1618-1680) oil on canvas self-framed portraits of Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland (1660-1685) and his brother James II, King of England, Scotland and Irel

Portrait/landscape of King Charles I, monarch of the three kingdoms of England(1625-1649) oil on canvas unmarked. Large museum painting. Presented in an old wood frame. 101.6 cm x 76.2 cm, framed 109.

Two Framed Tapestry Fragmentsworked in multicolor wool, each fragment depicting a riverside landscape with ducks, presented in carved and gilt wooden frames. Framed dimensions 34 x 24 in. Being Sold t

French or Belgian, mid 18th century Large framed tapestry fragment, framed in pinewood, the tapestry depicting a castle, foliage, and animals Approx height 78.75", width 57.25", depth 2".

A Continental tapestry fragment16th/17th centuryA small framed tapestry fragment handwoven in wool and silk threads, depicting an angel announcing victory with laurel wreath and palm branch, hovering

Framed Continental tapestry fragment, 17th century, possibly Flemish, depicting a harvest scene with a mother and child on horseback, with abundant floral sprays surrounding the panel, 24"h x 23.5"w.

FRAMED 1660 KING CHARLES II PROCLAIMATION FROM THE 1ST MONTH OF RESTORATION, 14.5" X 9.25"

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'

in a giltwood frame Sight: 18 x 25 in. (45.7 x 63.5 cm.), Frame: 23 x 30 in. (58.4 x 76.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from J. J. Blick's Lukenheimer House, Pasadena, California

1685 Assassination of King Charles II England Rye House Plot 2in1 Thomas Sprat A first-hand account of the plot to assassinate King Charles II! Thomas Sprat was involved with one of the most controver

Framed French tapestry fragment, early 19th century, depicting two playful dogs and red floral springs, on a taupe ground, 14.5"h x 34"w; Provenance: Property from the Christian de Guigne' IV Estate,

1663 1st ed King Charles I England Civil War RARE George Bate Elenchi Motuum George Bate (1608–1668) was an English court physician. He published several medical and political articles and books inc

Antique 1685 copper engraving "King Charles II of England", by Johann Friedlein, copper engraving, c. 1685, signed in plate "IFriedlein sculp.". Bust length with lace cravat, ermine mantle with Latin

Framed Aubusson Tapestry Fragment first half 20th century, machine made. Glazed and framed. 27-1/2" x 60-1/2", framed 37" x 70"

Old Framed Needlepoint tapestry fragment.sight measures : 11" inches by 15" inchesframe measures 19" by 23" inches long

16/17th C. Flemish Tapestry Fragment, Framed. Size: 24'' x 33.5'', 61 x 85 cm (sight); 27.5'' x 37'', 70 x 94 cm (frame).

17th-18th Century, With A Cameo Of A Woman And Arabesques, Later Giltwood Frame 33.5 X 54 X 1 Inches, Thread Loss, Tide Marks, Toning Appropriate For Age. See Photos For Additional Condition Informati

18th Century, Urn With Flowers, Antique Giltwood Frame, 36 X 31 X 2.5 Inches, Patina, Fading, Thread Loss, And Nicks, Dents And Scratches To Frame Appropriate For Age. See Photos For Additional Condit

Framed Pastel Of King Charles By Sir Peter Lily . 13" X 15 3/4"

18th century Flemish tapestry fragment, 19 1/2" x 33 1/2", framed 24" x 38". Provenance: Private Collection, Dover, Massachusetts.

17th Century British Land Title Grant King of England Charles II Carolus Secundus Antique. Label adhered to backing paper reads Exemplification of Recovery Being Confirmation of title of large country

Inscribed "From an original of Vandyke's painting". An image of the King in armour between four columns, with text written below from Clarendon, Vol. III page 197. Inscribed at the bottom of engraving