Antique French Face Screen Pair, Victorian Era Chinoiserie, Embroidered Silk Bouchet This one could date to

This one could date to the 18th-19th century and appears to possibly have had a plinth or the hole is the base was more likely just to keep the wood block stead for the master carver to do his or her work

the other a lovely bracelet with seven cameos so be sure to check that one out

There are a few sections of the brass inlay missing from the sides and rear corner areas

and as you see here

all of whom practiced such needle arts

Antique French Face Screen Pair, Victorian Era Chinoiserie, Embroidered Silk Bouchet This one could date toA Victorian face screen pair, excellent condition with cross stitch embroidery in silk threads on open linen canvas Chinoiserie or Japonaise fashion style that was popular in the French Empire period and also Empire Revival era during the reign of Napoleon III (c. 1850 70), Victorian era. The black painted sticks are tipped with a small white opaline bead (one missing) and the criss crossing of sticks forms the framework and handle for this wonderful