Antique Victorian Needlepoint Tapestry In Frame, c.1850s, King Pardons Gallileo, Figural mint julep Re-glazed perhaps by the framer

Re-glazed perhaps by the framer noted by his business stamp on backside

the tiny number "2" within that mark means it's in

particularly the one on top of the box

so look to that as you put in your photos

without much to report - a roughness or small nip on a stopper perhaps

Antique Victorian Needlepoint Tapestry In Frame, c.1850s, King Pardons Gallileo, Figural mint julep Re-glazed perhaps by the framerA wonderful scene, though I'm guessing at that being Gallileo kneeling. Perhaps if you recognize the scene you will email us and we'll review. It's a wonderful mid 1800s fine stitch needlepoint in silk and wool yarns, very nicely preserved in what would appear to be the original frame. A gold filet performs as a perfect mat to encase the tapestry. Purchased in France, we are uncertain who stitched it. Very good to excellent and no glass present so