17th Century Silk Work Embroidery – John The Baptist Ebony this George III antique giltwood

this George III antique giltwood pier mirror epitomises the height of Rococo and Chinoiserie styles popular during the English Georgian period

Width (Framed): 85 cms (33

meaning the absence of horizontal crossbars allows the parquetry to flow seamlessly across the façade

Hand-carved giltwood frame with elaborate acanthus volutes and profuse beading

and practical function ensure it stands out as a showpiece within any interior or curated collection

17th Century Silk Work Embroidery – John The Baptist Ebony this George III antique giltwoodA 17th century silk embroidery with the central subject of the decollation of Saint John the Baptist presented on a large plate to the daughter of Herodias. The reserve with the sun & the moon, extravagant birds, and a seated lion and leopard guarding fortified towns. Flowers and insects throughout. In a period Tortoiseshell frame. Silk backing restored England, circa 1660 Height (Un Framed): 43 cms (17 ins) Width (Un Framed): 51. 5 cms (20. 3 ins)