A Large Early 19th Century Needlework In The Original Frame


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A Large Early 19th Century Needlework In The Original Frame. The gilded frame with the original glass and a plaque stating 'Charles 1st bids farewell of his children'. The needlework executed using both gross point and petit point in exceptional condition with no visible fading. Provided with provenance.

Height: 52.00 inches
Width: 40.00 inches
Depth: 3.00 inches

Price : £ 5,500
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A Large Early 19th Century Needlework In The Original Frame

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