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Rare French Silk Textile Fragment Jean Revel c.1730
A Rare & Highly Unusual Antique Textile Fragment.
This gorgeous embroidered panel - a silk brocade - is believed to be French and dating to around the mid 1730's. It is attributable to Jean Revel (1684 - 1751).
The design is unusual and curious, featuring a mirrored pattern of heavy textile swags / drapery, treasure chests, garlands of flowers, foliage, geometric devices and, positioned centrally, a curved building of classical design and proportions.
The woven design is presented against a 'flat' silk ground, the colour of which, depending on the light, shifts between a pale metallic sheen to a rich / deep bronze. I have tried to illustrate this colouration in the photos.
A stunning piece of exceptional quality, it is comparable to those Jean Revel textile fragments held by major museums and institutions, including for example, The Met Museum (see Accession number 33.81), The Art Institute of Chicago (see Reference Number 1983.168) and The Victoria and Albert Museum (Accession Number T.187.1922)....all of which are dated to around the mid 1730's.
This textile is has been well-framed and is mounted behind glass. It has been photographed out of the frame and under natural light. It is taped at the margins only and therefore is removable if desired.
The price is fully inclusive of UK delivery (FRAMED) and to international buyers (UNFRAMED). If you are overseas and would like the piece sent IN the frame, that is very possible, however please contact us first so that we can calculate the cost of shipping the whole item. Thank you.
A lovely piece of great decorative appeal and a sound addition to any early French textile collection.
Email or call for any further information on this item. We give great attention to each and every item we select and offer for sale, priding ourselves on the accuracy of our descriptions and research. We are very happy to provide complete and exacting condition reports (together with further photographs, where necessary) and encourage buyers to request this information prior to purchase.
Accepted payment methods are via paypal, bank transfer, personal cheque or cash.
Viewing of any item in person, prior to purchase, is always welcomed by appointment.
SellerCotswold House Antiques
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Cotswold House Antiques
Private dealer
By appointment only
Near Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Tel : 07521 214424
Non UK callers : +44 7521 214424
This gorgeous embroidered panel - a silk brocade - is believed to be French and dating to around the mid 1730's. It is attributable to Jean Revel (1684 - 1751).
The design is unusual and curious, featuring a mirrored pattern of heavy textile swags / drapery, treasure chests, garlands of flowers, foliage, geometric devices and, positioned centrally, a curved building of classical design and proportions.
The woven design is presented against a 'flat' silk ground, the colour of which, depending on the light, shifts between a pale metallic sheen to a rich / deep bronze. I have tried to illustrate this colouration in the photos.
A stunning piece of exceptional quality, it is comparable to those Jean Revel textile fragments held by major museums and institutions, including for example, The Met Museum (see Accession number 33.81), The Art Institute of Chicago (see Reference Number 1983.168) and The Victoria and Albert Museum (Accession Number T.187.1922)....all of which are dated to around the mid 1730's.
This textile is has been well-framed and is mounted behind glass. It has been photographed out of the frame and under natural light. It is taped at the margins only and therefore is removable if desired.
The price is fully inclusive of UK delivery (FRAMED) and to international buyers (UNFRAMED). If you are overseas and would like the piece sent IN the frame, that is very possible, however please contact us first so that we can calculate the cost of shipping the whole item. Thank you.
A lovely piece of great decorative appeal and a sound addition to any early French textile collection.
Email or call for any further information on this item. We give great attention to each and every item we select and offer for sale, priding ourselves on the accuracy of our descriptions and research. We are very happy to provide complete and exacting condition reports (together with further photographs, where necessary) and encourage buyers to request this information prior to purchase.
Accepted payment methods are via paypal, bank transfer, personal cheque or cash.
Viewing of any item in person, prior to purchase, is always welcomed by appointment.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 9/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. SOLD
DimensionsThe textile panel itself, approximately, 46 x 52 cms. Overall, including the frame, 67.5 x 72.5 cms
Date 1735
George II Antiques Material Silk
Origin French
Condition In good overall condition. This is a fragment so it is obviously cut at the margins with a little associated fraying.
Item code as693a182
Status Sold
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Conversion rates as of 9/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
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Shipping information
Items may be collected in person or delivered to you. Smaller items are sent well packed, on a first-class, fully tracked and signed-for service. Larger items are delivered to you via private courier. UK delivery for courier items is usually within 1 week of receiving payment and we will always aim to fit with your schedule, where possible.
View all stock from
Cotswold House Antiques
Private dealerBy appointment only
Near Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Tel : 07521 214424
Non UK callers : +44 7521 214424
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