Lot 28TP
A charming Flemish Verdure Tapestrymid to late 18th century 282cm x 250cm
27 November 2019, 14:00 GMT
London, New Bond Street£4,000 - £6,000
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Find your local specialistA charming Flemish Verdure Tapestry
mid to late 18th century
the border containing various flora and fauna, the main field depicting a young family in a pastoral landscape, possibly creating a shelter amongst the trees and hedges, a city, partly in ruins, visible in the far distance,
282cm x 250cm
the border containing various flora and fauna, the main field depicting a young family in a pastoral landscape, possibly creating a shelter amongst the trees and hedges, a city, partly in ruins, visible in the far distance,
282cm x 250cm
Footnotes
Provenance:
In the 1980s, antiques dealer Miodrag Boskovitch described the offered lot as tapestry from the the 18th century and worth 500,000 Belgian francs (approximately £11,000) By repute the present lot is said to have been woven by Aorès J.B. Huet "The Fowler," between 1755 - 1770.