The music is playing and a couple has started to dance, a hurdy-gurdy player working the crank while a child and a dog look on. It was woven in the 19th century and came out of Montpellier, a large pastoral scene in soft, faded browns and greens. For centuries it hung on the wall of a château, and that long life shows in a few small areas of wear, the honest kind that comes only with real age. A tapestry like this would usually cost far more, and Sylvie has priced it gently because of that wear, which is the only reason a piece with this history comes within reach. Sylvie hangs it large on a wall, where the marks disappear into the scene and the dancing is all you see.
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