Vintage Ney Reticulated Silk Woven Alpine Landscape Tapestry in Gilt Frame

A high-quality vintage decorative miniature featuring a fine woven silk tapestry, likely produced by the German company Ney (STN) in the mid-20th century. The artwork depicts a classic European Alpine landscape, characterized by snow-capped peaks, a rushing river with rocky banks, a small mountain village with a church spire, and a solitary deer in the foreground. The piece is notable for its intricate mechanical weaving technique, which simulates a three-dimensional depth and utilizes a vibrant palette of blues, greens, and earth tones. The tapestry is housed in a substantial wooden frame with a dark mahogany-look finish and gadrooned gilt (gold-leaf style) inner and outer borders. The construction suggests an era ranging from the 1950s to the 1970s. The condition appears excellent with no visible fraying to the silk, though minor surface dust is present. The frame shows light age-related rubbing on the raised gilt edges but remains structurally sound. The craftsmanship exemplifies the detailed decorative souvenirs popular in the post-war European tourism market, specifically from the Alpine regions of Germany, Austria, or Switzerland.