Framed Vintage Floral Needlepoint Tapestry

This item is a large, vertical rectangular needlepoint textile presented in an ornate gilded frame. The artwork features a repeating vertical floral arrangement of roses and lilies, delicately rendered in shades of cream, pink, burgundy, and sage green thread. The textile is set against a dusty-rose or mauve-colored background, which suggests a mid-20th-century aesthetic, likely the 1940s to 1960s. The needlework demonstrates high-density stitching, indicating significant labor and craftsmanship. The frame is a prominent feature, finished in a bright gold leaf or metallic gilt with detailed scrolls and acanthus leaf motifs in the Rococo Revival style. Physically, the piece appears to be approximately 3 to 4 feet in height. Regarding condition, the textile shows some minor darkening or possibly slight moisture staining toward the bottom right quadrant. The frame's gilding shows minor wear and patina consistent with age, particularly at the corners. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures from the front view, which is common for handmade domestic needlepoint of this era. The glass appears intact, protecting the intricate threads from dust and environmental degradation.