A Late 19thC English Floral Crewelwork Wall Hanging c.1890

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A Late 19thC English Floral Crewelwork Wall Hanging c.1890Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Width: 53 Height: 46 The Baton: 58 wide Using two yarns in wool, and of good size, the beautiful crewelwork wall hanging, with a symmetrical stylised floral pattern in pastel shades of powder blues, rose pinks and tea greens, to a soft sand ground, the many flowers to include several chrysanthemums, the whole worked in two sections and hanging from a later pine baton and

the feet being art deco inspired angular pyramid blocks

He may have signed the chair WM Bramston to differentiate from his father before him as they were both Thomas’

having two profusely carved panelled doors with floral sprays and grape bunches

Among the many influences from Pugin we find on this chair are the rosettes to the X-Frame

Remember by Christina Rossetti

The ebonised frame and carved legs are in good strong and sturdy order with little movement

The Chippendale style is often described as being an anglicised type of Rococo

housekeeping or foodstuffs

with original Victorian period hand painted decoration on an oatmeal ground

The polychrome naively hand painted shallow bowl of generous proportions depicting a polo match with figures on horseback with mallets and attendants with flagged goalmouths

surviving from the second quarter of twentieth century Italy

Julius Caesar needs no introduction

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