A CHINTZ BORDER PANEL
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF JOHN ROBERT ALDERMAN AND THE LATE DR. MARK ZEBROWSKI
A CHINTZ BORDER PANEL

DECCAN OR SOUTH EAST INDIA, CIRCA 1800

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A CHINTZ BORDER PANEL
DECCAN OR SOUTH EAST INDIA, CIRCA 1800
Of rectangular form, the wide central panel with exuberant scrolling tendrils with large flower heads, inhabited by parakeets, a floral quatrefoil at the end, a band of restrained scrolling floral tendrils above and below, backed
The fragment 12 x 47 ½in. (30.5 x 120.6)

Lot Essay

The present panel would probably have formed the outer edges of painted and dyed pichhvais. Lotus meanders were particularly favoured for these. Two similar border panels are in the Tapi Collection (Ruth Barnes, Steven Cohen, Rosemary Crill, Trade, Temple & Court, Indian Textiles from the Tapi Collection, Mumbai, 2002, cat.85-86).

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