A Late 19thC English Floral Crewelwork Wall Hanging c.1890 sub-Religion & Relics the result of many generations

the result of many generations use

made from tin-glazed terracotta and painted in a manganese style with ancient Roman imagery based on a Greek classical style

It remains un-cleaned and in very original order

showing a wide range of distinctive colours and patterns

A Late 19thC English Floral Crewelwork Wall Hanging c.1890 sub-Religion & Relics the result of many generationsOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Width: 53 Height: 46 The Baton: 58 wide Using two yarns in wool, and of good size, the beautiful crewelwork wall hanging, with a symmetrical stylised floral pattern in pastel shades of powder blues, rose pinks and tea greens, to a soft sand ground, the many flowers to include several chrysanthemums, the whole worked in two sections and hanging from a later pine baton and