Tapestries

TAPESTRY decorated with figures in greenery, with a wide border of flower garlands. Aubusson, 17th century. 290 x 404 cm. Lacks and accidents.

Tapisserie d’Aubusson. - On the left, a falconer launches his bird of prey at three figures. Large wooded garden with a river running through it. Floral border. Work from the first half of the 18th century. Dimensions : 334 X 280 cm. Condition. Very good condition, but traces of mold.

Rare tapestry from Paris Tancredi orders the construction of a mausoleum for Clorinde Rare tapestry from Paris, part of a hanging from L'Histoire de Tancrède et Clorinde, models by Michel CORNEILLE (1603-1664). Manufacture de La Planche au Faubourg Saint Germain. 17th century, circa 1660. Height: 3.37 m - Width: 2.57 m Wool, silk and precious metal threads. Expert : Nicole de PAZZIS-CHEVAL, member of the Syndicat français des Experts Professionnels en OEuvres d'Art (SFEP). Tel: 07 71 03 62 85. Mail: ndepazzis@orange.fr

AUBUSSON - Tapestry with fountain and landscape. With borders. Signed in the border MR AUBUSSON TIXIER. 18th century (restorations). 274 x 287 cm

Fragment of an 18th-century tapestry in the Aubusson style, "Paysage au château sur le rocher" (accidents, missing pieces and restoration) Dim. 214cm x 156cm

Jean LURÇAT (1892-1966). "Le bouc étoilé" Tapestry numbered 072 after a cartoon by Jean Lurçat, published by Corot, publisher of cartoon painters, decorative panel on hand-printed wool fabric - 102 x 185 cm

Pierre-Georges THERON (1918-2000) for Aubusson- Tapestry, 101 x 196 cm

RARE ELEPHANT PARADE CLOTH (JHUL) India, late 19th or early 20th century Beautiful embroidery entirely tapestried with gold and silver threads, embellished with sequins, the motifs in high relief, the first register decorated with a mirrored floral composition around a cypress tree and a band embroidered with tigers chasing antelopes, the upper register embroidered with a lattice of rosettes on a green silk ground, the borders decorated with a floral meander, the reverse lined with red cotton stamped with a weaver's mark in devanagari, tasselled border, frayed silk, good overall condition. Size: 192 x 237 cm (without border). Rare Ceremonial Elephant Embroidered Gilded Trappings (Jhul), India, 19th or early 20th century This impressive gold cloth was used to adorn an elephant during important processions. Scenes of princely parades featuring richly caparisoned elephants are common in Indian art, attested from the Indus civilization to the Mughals and the early 20th century. The luxurious textile, worn in pairs on the animal's flanks, reinforced the elephant's majesty and regal character. Highly prized textiles requiring exceptional embroidery work, these jhuls were often given as gifts on the occasion of princely ceremonies. For example, jhuls were given as gifts at the coronation of the Maharaja of Jodhpur Takht Singh in 1843 (Shakshi Gupta, " Elephant Regalia: A Living Tradition" in Overview, 18 June 2018 available online at sahapedia.org). For a discussion of this and other examples of jhuls, read Shakshi Gupta, " Metal Embroidery on Elephant Trappings (jhul)" in Textiles and Clothing Research Centre, vol. 1, n°2, August 2017, pp. 13-17. In particular, Gupta published a jhul similar to ours, embroidered in high relief with a design of lions facing each other, presented in the hall of the National Museum in New Delhi.

Aubusson tapestry in wool and silk, representing two biblical characters on a leafy background framed in a wide fretwork with flowers and leaves. France, end of XVII century Size 272 x 320 cm

Guido MAGGIORI (1944) Composition in black, red and ecru Wool tapestry. Signed, numbered and dated lower right in the tapestry "90-1/10". 100 x 164 cm

Guido MAGGIORI (1944) Composition in violet, red, blue, green Wool tapestry. Signed, numbered and dated lower right in the tapestry "90-1/10". 136 x 180 cm

Wall tapestry: handmade circa 1970, figural, hunting scene on green field, framed by a border, floral decor, size: 90 x 60 cm

Important Aubusson TAPESTRY in wool and silk with two themes: Scène pastorale and Scène Galante. Carton after Jean-Baptiste Huet. France. Late 18th century. H_240 cm L_400 cm Accidents and maintenance restorations.

Guido MAGGIORI (1944) Green, blue, black, red Wool tapestry. Signed, numbered and dated lower right in the tapestry "90-1/10". 165 x 180 cm

René FUMERON (1921) Cybèle, Wool tapestry from the Robert FOUR workshops, signed, copy no. 64/200 - 308 x 170 cm

Large 18th century Aubusson "Verdure" tapestry, in wool Tapestry measurements: 300 x 240 cm. Provenance: property of an important private collection, acquired on the art and antiques market before 1980 (lots 168-259).

A. STANSERL, Framed tapestry with geometric decoration in shades of blue, white and gray justified 1/1 lower left, signed and dated 1951 lower right. 46.5 x 35.5 cm.

Important TAPESTRY from the Felletin factory, Creuse region, in wool and silk. Beautiful greenery decorated with luxuriant, rich vegetation and two birds perched on trees. Pastel flower garlands border. Late 17th - early 18th century. H_275 cm L_440 cm. Accents and restorations.

Spanish wool rug from the Royal Tapestry Factory of the Royal Collection model 2805. This model of the collection is inspired by a design for the Royal Palace of Rio Frio of the 19th century, French Aubusson style with oval medallion with flowers. With factory certificate. Measurements: 249 x 200 cm

French verdure 'hunting scene' wall tapestry - French verdure 'hunting scene' wall tapestry France, 20th century, verdure wall tapestry, hunting scene decoration with knights, maple with flowers. Signs of use. Dim.:204x153cm.

Set of LEZ and FRAGMENTS of decorative painted canvases depicting chinoiseries. Late 18th century. Various sizes. Largest fragment: 234 x 344 cm. Wear and tear.

Krystyna TOMASZEWSKA CZARNOCKA (1920-2005). "Kwiaty der La Katarzyny". Wool tapestry signed and dated 1973 on a bolduc on the back. Size: 174 x 174 cm

AN 18TH CENTURY FLEMISH TAPESTRY DEPICTING FROLICKING CHILDREN - AN 18TH CENTURY FLEMISH TAPESTRY DEPICTING FROLICKING CHILDREN AN 18TH CENTURY FLEMISH TAPESTRY DEPICTING FROLICKING CHILDREN probably Brussels, the verdure tapestry depicting six classically attired children or putti playing in a woodland setting, one with a reel of cotton wrapped around a fluted classical column, with a building in the background, within a stylised border, 340cm x 215cm

JOSEP GRAU GARRIGA. Untitled. (d) - Wool and methacrylate tube tapestry with sewing needles and wool On the back, label with the rest of the handwritten inscription 79x47x4 cm. In good condition.

AN 18TH CENTURY FLEMISH VERDURE TAPESTRY - AN 18TH CENTURY FLEMISH VERDURE TAPESTRY AN 18TH CENTURY FLEMISH VERDURE TAPESTRY Brussels, depicting a courting couple with two ladies in a woodland setting, a house in the background and a cow to the foreground, in a stylised foliate border, 293cm x 227cm This tapestry design is probably derived from the cartoons of Oudry or Boucher, and is typical of those produced in the 18th century, which strove to acheive as much detail and convey a narrative in the same way as a painting.

Silk carpet with floral design. 20th century. Dimensions: 63 x 86 cm

Tapestry with romantic scene - Tapestry with romantic scene France, 20th century, wall tapestry, decorative figures in a river landscape, representing a Galante scene in the style of Boucher, border with flowers. Signs of use. Dim.:166x300cm.