An Interesting c.1680 French Monastic Woolwork & Metal Threadwork Embroidery of a Still Life of Flowers sub-Religion & Relics Chamber or lantern clocks were

Chamber or lantern clocks were the first type of clock widely used in private homes

He added greatly to the life of the proceedings and the crowds were kept in continous laughter at his funny antics

Period: Early-Twentieth Century

Merlin is in vintage condition

An Interesting c.1680 French Monastic Woolwork & Metal Threadwork Embroidery of a Still Life of Flowers sub-Religion & Relics Chamber or lantern clocks wereOrigin: French Period: Louis XIV Provenance: The Royal Abbey of Saint Calais D'Anisoles; Regalis Abbatice S. Karilefi Anisolensis Date: c. 1670 1700 The Embroidery: 20. 5 x 13. 25 inches In Frame: 23. 75 x 16. 5 inches The French woolwork and metal thread embroidered picture, of a still life of flowers in glorious woolwork colours and gold stitched metallic threads, verso with a handwritten paper label signed and dated 1903, the inscription reading