A Persian Style Velvet & Silk Embroidered Panel c.1900 sub-Macabre- Medicine unapologetic exuberance

unapologetic exuberance

Burning incense in such pretty vessels as these enjoyed a vogue among European fashionables during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries

and he taught metal beating at the Newlyn School in Cornwall from 1892-1899

so they could light stoves

and three other nest sections with fourteen nest lids

A Persian Style Velvet & Silk Embroidered Panel c.1900 sub-Macabre- Medicine unapologetic exuberanceOrigin: Continental Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Width: 34. 5 Height: 22. 5 (without loops) The pale gold velvet panel, with a richly embroidered wide border, depicting peacocks, urns, and floral and foliate tendrils, expertly worked in gold metalled threads and brightly coloured silks, in shades of blue, turquoise, pink, and purple, backed with cream cotton a braided edging and hanging corner loops, the whole surviving the