A 17th century tapestry fragment made into a cushion depicting a peasant, circa 1650

A 17th century tapestry fragment made into a cushion depicting a peasant, circa 1650

A 17th century tapestry fragment made into a cushion depicting a peasant, circa 1650

£175
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Decorative

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A 17th century tapestry fragment made into a cushion depicting a peasant wearing a hat, circa 1650. Backed in Pierre Frey yellow check.

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Dimensions:

Height 29 cm / 11 1⁄2"
Width 47 cm / 1' 6 "

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