A Mid-17thC Flemish Gilt Framed Embossed & Gilded Leather Wallpaper Fragment sub-Natural History and symbols that were popular

and symbols that were popular in the artist's area

There are some damages as photographed with dents and small tears and with a guaze repair to one internally

with even the stand being the very same

5” square

The picture remains in completely original attic find condition with no over-painting or attempted restoration and is in part distressed order with water damage

A Mid-17thC Flemish Gilt Framed Embossed & Gilded Leather Wallpaper Fragment sub-Natural History and symbols that were popularOrigin: FlemishPeriod: Renaissance Baroque Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1650 70Height: 34Width: 27Depth: 2 (all in frame)The gloriously painted, embossed and gilded leather wallpaper fragment, with fruit and flowers issuing from the centre in ruby red and peacock blue with white highlights to a gilt ground and presented in a later gilt frame and surviving from the middle of seventeenth century Netherlands. The panel has been well preserved in its frame