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The peacock raised in relief against a dark velvet ground within a silver and gold threaded border set with hardstone cabochons of aventurine quartz and moonstone, 79cm high x 75cm wide

Generally low, side cords need attention, ends have been stopped, needs a clean.

Low pile, ends and side cords in tact but require attention, some small repairs and holes.

Generally good, one end very worn, some minor areas of wear, side cords rebound but require some attention, the ends and side cords are slightly reduced.

LiteratureWOOD, Esther, A Consideration of the Art of Frederick Sandys, London: Archibald Constable & Co. London, p. 47Condition ReportA few spots of very light foxing lower left and lower right…

Condition Report: Generally worn. Ends and sides have been stopped. A repair and repiling to centre. Other minor repairs. 

Condition report:The key: Rusted overall. Wings slightly loose at the back. Loss to the tips of some of the leaves. The Corpus Christi: The figure with residue polish / dirt to the recesses. Lightly…

Condition report: Overall in good condition. The dark patination is slightly rough and quite worn with oxidisation in areas. A  few spots of verdi oxidisation in small areas.Dirt and dust. Socle worn…

Condition reportSome small dark spots in places.Some discolouration to paper. A small spot of abrasion to paper centre right.Under glass.Frame has various losses, knocks, marks and general damage.

Condition Report: All mostly in poor condition. The two largest cushions are in better condition. Green and yellow flora + fauna cushion (bottom row left of image 1) in very good condition. All would…

Condition report: Metal frame is a gold brass colour with some areas of deliberately decorative dark tarnishing. Decorative and in good order. 

Good condition

Good conditionProvenance; From a private storage facility in London

Diameter of entire five sided cluster  16mmBacks are of a crude construction, but probably originalDiamonds are white bright stonesEmeralds are rather poor, very pale colour, heavily included.Rubies…