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Charming Bird Embroidery 18th Century Framed
Rams Head Antiques
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Charming Bird Embroidery 18th Century Framed

18th century
Description

This is a charming framed embroidery of a bird dating from the 1700s. The hand sewn piece is worked on quilted silk and is of a pretty bird in peach and soft brown shades. The work is presented in a solid wood frame which suits it well. This is in great condition for its age. The frame measures 15 cms by 15 cms.

This is one of two very similar embroideries we have currently available.

UK delivery is £10.

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Height
15cm (5.91")
Width
15cm (5.91")
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Rams Head Antiques has dated this Framed Antique Bird Embroidery to the 18th Century.

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SA1138003
Dealers Notes

Rams Head Antiques is a family business based in Wolsingham in Weardale where we have had shop premises for 28 years. The shop is generally open every Saturday from 11 am till 3 pm.

You are most welcome to visit the shop but please always check to confirm we are open before travelling. We have been in the antiques trade for well over thirty years now and stock a wide and varied range of antiques and decorative items specialising in carpets and Eastern and Oriental items as well as Georgian and Victorian furniture, mirrors, oil paintings, prints, ceramics and clocks.

We can arrange worldwide delivery on all the items we have in stock, please ask for an accurate quote.

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We offer a full money back guarantee if you are not happy for whatever reason within a seven day period as long as the buyer pays for transportation costs.

Description
This is a charming framed embroidery of a bird dating from the 1700s.
The hand sewn piece is worked on quilted silk and is of a pretty bird in peach and soft brown shades.
Rams Head Antiques

The work is presented in a solid wood frame which suits it well. This is in great condition for its age. The frame measures 15 cms by 15 cms.

This is one of two very similar embroideries we have currently available.

UK delivery is £10.

Height
15cm (5.91")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Date of Manufacture

Rams Head Antiques has dated this Framed Antique Bird Embroidery to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1138003
Rams Head Antiques
Rams Head Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2014
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An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame.
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Archive I An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame.

Charming Bird Embroidery 18th Century Framed

Archive II An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame. View II
Archive III An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame. View III
Archive IV An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame. View IV
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An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame.
Charming Bird Embroidery 18th Century Framed
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An 18th-century silk needlework embroidery depicting a bird in flight, housed within a dark carved wooden ripple frame.
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Silk embroidery from the 18th century refers to decorative needlework created by hand stitching fine, dyed silk threads onto backing fabrics such as satin, linen, or silk canvas. These panels were crafted as decorative displays, often featuring botanical motifs, birds, or biblical scenes.

Traditional 18th-century needlework utilised natural silk threads embroidered onto silk or linen grounds, occasionally incorporating wool or metallic threads. Frames from this period were commonly constructed from carved walnut, oak, or stained fruitwood, often featuring decorative mouldings.

Authentic period pieces exhibit subtle irregularities in hand stitching, natural colour fading due to age, and hand-loomed backing textiles. Examining the reverse often reveals uneven thread knots and historical oxidation on original wooden backings or framing nails.

Framed textile art works well when layered into a gallery wall or positioned in a alcove alongside contemporary or period furnishings. Placing small embroidered panels on open shelving or within a library setting adds texture and historical interest to modern spaces.

Preserve antique needlework by keeping it out of direct sunlight and mounting it behind UV-filtering glass. Avoid humid environments, and never apply liquid cleaners directly to historical silk threads or textile backings.
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