• European Noble and Private Col auction at Christies

    Sale 2835

    European Noble and Private Collections

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    15 - 16 December 2009

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    • TWO DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS WITH T
    Lot 6

    TWO DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS WITH THE WUERTTEMBERG COAT OF ARMS

    EARLY 20TH CENTURY

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    EUR 2,250

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    EUR 1,500 - EUR 2,000

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    TWO DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS WITH THE WUERTTEMBERG COAT OF ARMS
    EARLY 20TH CENTURY
    Both woven with an allover design of stylized oak leaves and acorns, within a border of grapes and corn sheaves
    230 cm. x 190 cm. and 235 cm. x 305 cm.
    Together with a table cloth woven with lilies of the vale and embroidered with crowned cypher W, and two woven with corn sheaves around a central acanthus roundel and embroidered with a bold crowned M, early 20th century - 162 cm. x 162 cm. and 152 cm. x 154 cm. (5)

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