A striking horizontal framed architectural fragment from a late 17th-century Flemish hand-woven wool and silk tapestry border. The tapestry frieze features a lush, overflowing garland of botanical fauna, ripe pomegranates, clusters of grapes, and blooming roses woven in rich tones of indigo blue, ivory, warm ochre, sage green, and chocolate brown. The original antique textile fragment is expertly mounted and float-framed within an elevated gilt inner slip, custom-set inside a substantial modern burl wood veneer frame. The low-profile horizontal format makes it an ideal statement piece for display over a sideboard, mantel, or doorway console. Origin: Flanders / High Europe (Tapestry Fragment); Custom Framed Period: Tapestry element c. late 17th Century (c. 1680–1700); Framing modern
| rug no. | j5318 |
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| size | 1' 3" x 3' 6" (38 x 107 cm) |
| rug type | Tapestries/Aubusson |
| size / category | Yastiks |
| price | $2,675.00 |