Antique Rare Bizarre Silk Brocaded Panel Rare: Early C18th France egyptian inspired The hanging has unfinished edges

The hanging has unfinished edges at the top and bottom

all inspired by Jacobean embroidery - which refers to embroidery styles that flourished in the reign of King James 1 of England

Collar: 42cm L X 13cm widest width

also a few area of wear/damage

Condition: Some surface wear to the embroidery as to be expected in a textile of this antiquity

Antique Rare Bizarre Silk Brocaded Panel Rare: Early C18th France egyptian inspired The hanging has unfinished edgesItem Details. An exquisite handwoven bizarre silk and gilt thread brocaded panel dating from 18th century French. This French silk ground damask textile panel, decorated with intricate brocaded patterns of floral and foliate sprays. Produced between approximately 1695 and 1720, typical of European "Bizarre silks. Features a coral silk ground with complex, exuberant patterns in pink, white, and gold threads. A brocaded damask, often featuring schematic