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A tapestry, decorated a wedding scene, possibly Russian, 158 cm wide

A firescreen, in a carved walnut frame, inset with a tapestry panel, 10 x 75 cm

Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955): An English oak firescreen, with a tapestry hunting scene inset, and engraved '1938', a carved mouse on the top handle, 82 cm high x 51 cm wide, together with two 'Mouseman' carved oak ashtrays, 10 cm x 7.5 cm.Qty: 3Each item given as a gift by Robert Thompson himself, to the vendor's parents as a wedding gift in 1938. They lived locally to him and were friends.Screen with light surface wear and marks, commensurate with age. Structurally sound. The needlework is likely to be contemporary to the piece, given the provenance. Wear to the ashtrays.

Two Victorian chenille table covers or hangings in burgundy with flowers, tasselled, an Art Nouveau red wool cover, two heavy tapestry style curtains, or door curtains, each woven with foliate design (5)Condition Reportthe brown /green curtain measures 234 x 230 cms approx, and the all green durtain 231 x 226 cms approx.

A large handmade tapestry rug or hanging - vibrant colours depicting a botanical tropical scene. 257 cm x 178 cm approx

Collection of 19th and 20th century embroidered covers and other items, including: a Victorian floral tapestry fragment, later leather mounted as a tasselled cushion cover, 52cm x 48cm overall, a small table cover embroidered with gilt thread, a small cotton and gilt thread drawstring bag, an Indian gilt thread and coral coloured silk embroidered fragment of gauze, two Victorian white embroidered linen cushion cover panels, a vintage single counterpane decorated with applique figures in the 18th century style and a cushion cover, similar 

A LARGE SQUARE RUMAL SHAWL Kashmir, Northern India, second half 19th centuryOf square shape, twill tapestry-woven with rafu inserts in predominantly red and pink-coloured wools, the central field with a symmetrical sweeping pattern of elongated stylised buti (paisley leaves) converging towards a star-shaped black centre enhanced with vegetal motifs from the surrounding fabric, the embroidered harlequin borders in white, red, green, pink, ochre and black possibly a later addition.203cm x 198.5cm 203cm x 198.5cm Qty: 1

FRAMED AFRICAN STYLE PICTURE, SEWING TAPESTRY PANEL 

3 MAHOGANY FRAMED SEWING TAPESTRY FIRE SCREENS, OAK FRAMED COMBINATION BAROMETER/THERMOMETER, 4 BRASS ORNAMENTAL DISPLAY PLATES Condition

Tatlock RR: A Record of the Collections in the Lady Lever Art Gallery, Port Sunlight. Formed by the First Viscount Leverhulme: THREE volumes: 1- English Painting; 2- Chinese Porcelain & Wedgwood Pottery; 3- English Furniture, Tapestry, & Needlework. Batsford, 1928, LIMITED EDITION OF 200 COPIES, with DWs & slipcase. FINE SET. (3)

Large framed Belgian tapestry of a pastoral scene with figures and a church, 72 ins long x 30 ins high

Thai Burmese tapestry with embroidered, beaded and sequined design Height - 68cmLength - 68cm

Tapestry frame with part completed tapestry and coloured wools

Three rolls of fabric, pink tapestry style etc

Three rolls of fabric, some patterned tapestry style

Box and bag of vintage wools and tapestry threads

A Victorian carved mahogany hall chair upholstered in floral tapestry on scroll legs

A LARGE FLEMISH VERDURE TAPESTRY 17th century, depicting young men of court wearing fine clothes and headdresses playing at games, a chateau to the distance, within a border woven with flowers and shells, 264cm x 308cmProvenance: Property formerly in the collection at West Hall, Long Burton.

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIRupholstered in studded floral tapestry, with shepherd's crook arms on cabriole front legs and pad feet, 92cm high x 57cm wide x 55cm deep

A LOUIS XV STYLE GREEN-PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT ARMCHAIR with verdure tapestry covers, the square back over shaped and padded arms with serpentine seat below, on short cabriole legs carved with shells and trailing bell flowers, 109cm high x 70cm wide x 85cm deepProvenance: The Digby family.

A FRANCO-FLEMISH VERDURE 'GAME PARK' TAPESTRY PANEL 17th or early 18th century, depicting a chateau within a pastoral setting, with birds and hunting fox to the foreground, 204cm x 225cmProvenance: Property formerly in the collection at West Hall, Long Burton.

AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY 'KLISMOS' STYLE ARMCHAIRof Thomas Hope style, with deep curved crest rail, on turned front legs, the back and fitted seat cushion later upholstered in circle design tapestry, 76cm high x 66cm wide x 60cm deep

A collection of volumes on Tapestries and Embroidery to include: Nolhac (Pierre de) Tapisseries des Gobelins Exposees au Palais de Versailles en 1910, Paris: A. Bourdier, n.d., large folio folder in marbled paper and pasted title to front board, title in red and black, ties; [Anon] Treatise on the Origin, Progressive Improvement and Present State of the Silk Manufacturers, London: Longman, Rees, et al., 1831, 8vo; Wace (A. J. B.) Mediterranean and near Eastern Embroideries from the Collection of Mrs F. H. Cook, London: Halton & Company, 1935, folio, green cloth, two volumes in green cloth slipcase; Toiles Imprimees de la Perse & de l'Inde d'apres less documents recueillis par Oberkampf, Paris: Henri Ernst, n.d. (lacking two plates), large folio. original boards and fabric spine; amongst other volumes relating to needlework, embroidery and tapestry (qty)The Library of Raymond Benardout

A woolwork tapestry panel, late 19th/early 20th Century, depicting interior scene of figures and game, 78cm x 92.5cm

An oval tapestry fragment depicting a bird amongst foliage, in a gilt gesso frame, the tapestry 51cm x 41cm

A patchwork tapestry panelled alcove mirror, late 19th Century with 17th and 18th Century tapestry fragments, the arched pine frame above a rectangular reserve with an oval framed mirror, flanked by turned column supports and with a shaped base, 99cm wide, 19.5cm deep, 160cm highall over in worn condition with some cracks and losses, structurally stable, linen backed, chipped paint and wear and scratches, losses to base, tapestry patchworked from various fragments, with rough stitching in parts

A collection of uniformly rebound books on Tapestries and Embroidery in brown half calf with orange cloth boards to include: Blazkova (J.) Wandteppiche, Prague: Artia, 1957, folio; Goebel (Heinrich) Tapestries of the Lowlands, New York: Brentanos, 1924, folio; Thomson (W. G.) A History of Tapestry, London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1906, 4to; Kendrick (A. F.) A Book of Old Embroidery, London: The Studio, 1921, 4to; Vallance (Aymer) William Morris, London: George Bell, 1909, 4to; Hunter (George Leland) Decorative Textiles, Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1918, folio; Thomson (W. G.) Tapestry Weaving in England, London: Batsford, 1914, folio (7)The Library of Raymond Benardout

A 17th Century tapestry fragment table runner, later bordered/trimmed, 179cm x 23cmWilliam H. Stokes, Cirencester

A Napoleon III salon setPart carved and gilt wood of scrolls and foliage motifs decorationComprising of four chairs and one setteeAubusson tapestry upholstery(signs of wear, losses and faults)105x181x84 cm (canapé)101x72x70 cm (fauteuil)96,5x55x58 cm (cadeira)

A bedside chest, 52 cm wide, two nests of tables, a mirror, and two tapestry holders (qty) Please note collection is from TA9 4LJ only on 22nd, 23rd, 24th & 25th October. Payment to  be made beforehand as there is no facility to pay on site

After Harry B Neilson, Mr Foxes Hunt Breakfast On Xmas Day, print, 40 x 76 cm, and a tapestry, decorated hunt scene, a watercolour of flowers, and a lace collar framed, and assorted prints (qty) Please note collection is from TA9 4LJ only on 22nd, 23rd, 24th & 25th October. Payment to  be made beforehand as there is no facility to pay on site

A Victorian mahogany adjustable fireside pole screen, with a needlework tapestry depicting an English hunting scene, 52 x 40cm.

Fortnum-Mason Picnic Hamper, one other picnic basket, two carpet beaters, tapestry frameAll have age related wear, both baskets appear without anything missing and both close and lock as expected.

XX Century Mahogany Stool, with a floral woolwork tapestry seat, on cabriole legs, together with two other footstools, with woolwork tapestry tops. (3)

Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Dressing Table, with shield shape mirror, on tapering legs, 122cm wide; together with a XIX Century Religious Tapestry, housed in a later mahogany frame firescreen, 69.5cm wide. (2)

Royal Dutch Mint Europe Remembers Silver Three Coin Set, together with three Royal Air Force 50p coins and a Battle of Hastings 950th Anniversary commemoartive medal and tapestry set.

Tapestry topped stool, carved stool and occasional table

Cutlery tray, briefcase, double towel rail and box of tapestry frames, stool, magazine rack, ornaments etc

Box of metalware - grinder, large oblong K.S.I.A. tray, tapestry topped dressing table set etc.

An 18th century verdure tapestry fragment – depicting trees, approx. 162 x 67 cm, the linen backing and taped edges a/f, fading, some small holes and old repairs.

A mid-19th century carved walnut pole screen - with turned baluster and foliate carved column to a foliate, joined scroll tripod base, holding two rectangular tapestry screens (probably originally from a pair of pole screens) with foliate carved spandrels and needlework genre panels, 46 cm wide, 161 cm high.

A 17th century verdure tapestry table runner – with typical decoration of foliage and flowers, gold thread fringes, 29 x 253 cm (plus fringes), fading, old repairs.

A GEORGE III GILTWOOD ARMCHAIR CIRCA 1800 Covered in Aubusson tapestry, on fluted legs 90cm high Provenance: The Hon. Claude John Yorke, and thence by descentIllustrated: The Connoisseur, May 1965, p.4 Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe aubuson covering with marks and some discolouration from use, this appears to be later applied, there are signs of re-railing and additional elements to some of the rails of the chair beneath this. Seat cushion with sagging, some loss to the decorative braids and trimGilt with rubbing and wear, some losses to the rear of the top of the back, and also areas of scratching and loss, unevenness in placesPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition  Condition Report Disclaimer

Three boxes, the first containing vintage textiles to include tablecloths, napkins, pillow cases, antimacassars, doilies etc, the second containing baby clothes and blankets, handkerchiefs and scarves, gloves etc and the third containing a Union flag, eight completed canvas embroideries, one part completed and a small quantity of tapestry wools together with a small pony and astrakhan coat

Box containing remnants of antique textiles mainly of Eastern origin to include Icat, Gujarati, English tapestry etc together with a box of modern furnishing fabric remnants, pieces of Kantha quilts, old cushion covers etc and a bag of Vogue and Harpers Bazarre magazines from 2018 and 2019 (2 boxes + 1 bag)

Eleven cushions to include two Andrew Martin kilims, three hand stitched gros point tapestry cushions and four chair seat cushions (2 boxes)

Four pairs of vintage shoes to include probably WWII “Woodies” with leather and suede uppers in red and royal blue with wooden hinged soles, a pair of gold lame evening shoes with strap and kitten heels, a pair of silk and metallic thread evening shoes with ankle straps and kitten heels, a pair of purple leather shoes with diamante attachments and kitten heels made by R Phillips & Sons 73 Deansgate Manchester, two evening bags, the first in silk with applied sequins and diamante and applied metallic threads containing a mirror and coin purse, the second of woven tapestry effect fabric with gilt handle and clasp containing integral mirror and coin purse, a dress adornment probably from a rear drape dress of net heavily embellished with glass and pearl bead decoration including swags and tassels (7)

A selection of cushions to include two Moroccan floor cushions, tapestry cushions etc together with three throws contained within a wicker bin, one by Fired Earth measuring approx. 150 cm x 175 cm, one tartan measuring approx. 92 cm x 110 cm and a further tartan throw measuring approx. 74 cm x 164 cm (1 box plus 2 floor cushions)

A 20th Century wool work tapestry panel depicting Moses in a basket being retrieved from the bullrushes by the side of the river beneath a palm tree, approx 114 cm x 102 cm

Textiles - a Welsh wool tapestry blanket, geometric shapes in tones of green and yellow on a salmon ground, 170cm x 180cm

A high back tapestry chair with barley twist legs and a spoon button back chair and an oak table.

A framed tapestry picture of children with goat, two other similar pictures and other prints.

A gilt front needle tapestry with beadwork picture of a head and shoulder female bust; two other pictures; a burr walnut and ebonised desk pen and ink stand with seal.

Pair of French walnut framed open armchairs, the square backs with top rails carved with musical instruments and foliage, the tapestry upholstered seats, arm rests and backs decorated with classical scenes of muted tones, raised on turned carved twisted legs, each 65cm wide x 58cm deep x 99cm high (2)  Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud Condition Report Surface scratches, scuffs and knocks. Minor splits to some of the ball sections at top of legs. small area of loss to carved sectionon top rail of one chair, old worm to the back of top rail on both chairs. Accretions and some mildew. Upholstery on both chairs is faded and discoloured with some splits/tears. Structurally solid. General wear and tear.

High-back ash framed elbow chair in the Carolean manner, with tapestry upholstered back and stuffover seat, scrolling carved arms and with a scrolling carved front rail, 61cm wide x 66cm deep x 117cm high  

Pair of rectangular kneeling cushions, both upholstered with needlework tapestry panels depicting 18th century gentleman, and with fringes, 71cm long x 51cm wide x 11cm high Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

High back oak framed elbow chair in the Carolean manner, the shaped back with tapestry upholstered panel and matching stuffover seat, carved scrolling arms and a carved scrolling pierced front rail, 69cm wide x 52cm deep x 128cm high and an Edwardian mahogany inlaid elbow chair with ladder back and upholstered stuffover seat, 61cm wide x 63cm deep x 76cm high (2) 

20th Century Flemish tapestry, ' The Lecture ', 92 x 86cm and another similar wall hanging in antique style

Large wool wool tapestry of Queen Elizabeth II

Victorian ottoman covered with tapestry