Antique Copperplate Engraving Venice Grand Tour L’Hyver: C18th France antique painted textile design This vestment fragment would benefit

This vestment fragment would benefit from being stretched and mounted

This is a lovely example of a carriage cushion and is a perfect study piece or addition to a collection

This panel would work well in most interiors and has a particularly joyful and feminine feel

depicted by the 5 clawed dragon (only members of the immediate royal family are allowed use of the emblem of the 5 clawed dragon)

Dating from the late 18th century - early 19th century this embroidery is a highly detailed needlework panel (needle painting) utilizing metallic and colored threads to replicate late-medieval ecclesiastical textiles

Antique Copperplate Engraving Venice Grand Tour L’Hyver: C18th France antique painted textile design This vestment fragment would benefitItem Details. A very fine museum worthy copperplate engraving with a superb image of a woman in superb 18th century costume. She is wearing a tricorn hat with a large rosette, a fitted bodice and stomacher. A shawl is wrapped around her shoulders and she has what looks like a fur muff on one arm. She is depicted in St Marks Square in Venice with the canal and gondalors in the background which makes me wonder if this was sold to someone on The Grand