The Antiques Hound has dated this Victorian Berlin Woolwork Tapestry to the 19th Century.
The rich, narrative scene features a seated youth in exotic attire flanked by two fine hounds (including a prominent Newfoundland-type dog) set within a romantic parkland landscape before a classical Palladian pavilion and lake.

Cataloguing & Provenance Note:The pattern was one of the most sought-after large-scale subjects produced during the height of the Victorian Berlin woolwork craze. Reflecting its enduring popularity among collectors and decorators, an example of this exact subject featured in Christie’s landmark London sale The Gothick Pavilion - A Private Collection from Belgravia (26 January 2011, Lot 284), where it realized £1,625 hammer.

Condition & Framing:The antique woolwork panel itself remains in superb condition with clean, vivid hues. Housed in a substantial, later giltwood cushion frame that is solid, heavy, and ready to hang.
Dimensions:
Height: 82cm Width: 70cm Depth: 6cm
The Antiques Hound has dated this Victorian Berlin Woolwork Tapestry to the 19th Century.
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