Early 19th Century Embroidery Textile Fragment Regency

Early 19th Century Embroidery Textile Fragment RegencyAn early 19th century, possibly late 18th century, sequin and embroidery textile fragment. Likely Indian. The fragment has a fine gold border with a central foliate design with flowers to the above and below of what looks to be leaves or sheafs. Remnants of the rich purple dye remain to the outer edges. The work is housed in a glazed giltwood frame. Displays beautifully. Dimensions Width: 32. 75cm Height: 29cm Depth: 2. 5cm Delivery UK Mainland: FREE

The rectangular plate is flanked by two columns and a later black frame

A charming and very attractive work

You would not play at cricket

The brass gong itself is thick and extremely heavy

encompasses that English Countryside- creating a reflection of a century past

Height: 115cm

escutcheons

fully height adjustable with a tilting top

Length - 25cm

Remnants of handwritten white number verso

This painting is an excellent example of Wincup's love of light and his artistic skill in capturing the essence of the Norfolk Broads

Combined weight: 435 grams