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Lot 501. African Iraqw People's Young Woman's Initiation Skirt, Tanzania, Early 20th C.

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Lot 420. Japanese Theatrical Kimono Noh Choken, 18th C.

SARAJO | THE YOSI BARZILAI COLLECTION Live Showroom Auction | Monday, October 23, 2023, 10AM ET Public Exhibition: October 20-21-22, 11AM-4PM

Lot 53. 19th C. Greek Island Embroidered Cape or Skirt Borders, Crete

1. Moroccan Henna Tie-Dyed Head Scarf. Wool with silk tassels. Size: 60'' x 56'' (152 x 142 cm). $1000-1500 Start: $500 2. Fine Algerian Three-Panel Curtain, 18th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 9'2'' x 3'10'' (279 x 117 cm) $3000-4000, Sold: $3900 3. Moroccan Embroidered Panel (Arid), Chechaouen, Late 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 78'' x 30'' (198 x 76 cm). Hangings such as this one could be used as bedspreads, chest covers or wall hangings for special occasions. $400-800, Sold: $1105

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4. Moroccan Arid (Wall Hanging), Chefchaouen, Second Half 19th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 88'' x 30'' (224 x 76 cm). $1500-2500 Start: $750 5. Moroccan Head Veil, Fez, First Half 19th C. Silk embroidered linen. Size: 96'' x 29'' (244 x 74 cm). Head veils were made of semi-transparent ground material so the woman could see through while her features remained obscure. $400-600, Sold: $420 6. Moroccan Fez Sash, 19th C. Silk and metallic thread on cotton foundation. Size: 106'' x 7'' (269 x 18 cm). Stiff and luxurious Moroccan Fez sashes were worn by women all over Morocco on ceremonial or festive occasions, but in the 20th century they were worn mostly by brides on their wedding day. $500-1000, Sold: $1100

7. Moroccan Fez Sash, 19th C. Silk and metallic thread on cotton foundation. Size: 106'' x 6'' (269 x 15 cm). $300-600, Sold: $352 8. Long Moroccan Fez Sash, 19th C. L. 104" Silk and metallic thread on cotton foundation. Size: 104'' x 6'' (264 x 15 cm). The repeating yellow floral motif on a faded purple ground seen here is likely inspired by French textile designs of the early 18th century. $400-800, Sold: $390 9. Moroccan Tetouan Mirror Cover, 19th C. Silk. 19'2'' x 1'10'' (584 x 56 cm). Specifically crafted for use during weddings and celebrations, these mirror covers, known as "tenifa," serve the dual purpose of adorning mirrors and warding off the evil eye. $1000-1500, Sold: $910

10. Moroccan Sale Sampler, 18th C. Polychromatic silk embroidery on linen, backed with linen. Size: 28'' x 23'' (71 x 58 cm). Samplers were used throughout the world as a way to practice embroidery skills. $300-500, Sold: $2000 11. Chechaouen Arid Fragment, 18th Century, Morocco. Silk on linen. Size: 22'' x 22'', 56 x 56 cm (textile); 24'' x 24'', 61 x 61 cm (stretcher). Chechaouen developed a distinctive embroidery style that showcases a fascinating blend of influences, drawing from Hispano-Moresque embroideries. $1000-2000, Sold: $1690

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12. Antique Chefchaouen Embroidery, Morocco, C. 18th C. Silk embroidered linen. Mounted. Condition: Good. some corroded areas, stains, repairs. Size: 12'' x 25'', 30 x 64 cm (stretcher); 10'' x 22'', 25 x 56 cm (textile). $500-1000, Sold: $845 13. Algerian Embroidered Sash, 19th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 7'5'' x 1'6'' (226 x 46 cm). Algerian embroideries are quite different from Moroccan embroideries and are more reminiscent of Ottoman in both design and stitch work. The loose linen weave is pulled, voided and count-stitched with large floral medallions in a linear design. $800-1200, Sold: $520 14. Moroccan Embroidered Valance, Rabat, 19th C. Linen embroidered with silk. Size: 17'' x 101'' (43 x 257 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $715

15. Moroccan Silk Mirror Cover, Tetouan, 19th C. Silk. Size: 90'' x 11'' (229 x 28 cm). A long embroidered panel composed of two attached sections. $400-60, Sold: $260 16. Algerian Embroidered Cover, 19th C. Cotton with silk embroidery. Size: 32'' x 20'' (81 x 51 cm). $200-400, Sold: $550 17. Chefchaouen Embroidery Fragment, Morocco, 19th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: Each 11'' x 28'' (28 x 71 cm). Mounted. $300-500, Sold: $715

18. Moroccan Wall Hanging Hiti, Morocco, 2nd Quarter 20th C. Cotton. Size: 5'1'' x 16'5'' (155 x 500 cm). $300-600, Sold: $910

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19. Berber Tahaikt Wrap, Morocco, Early 20th C. Wool. Size: 47'' x 112'' (119 x 284 cm). The Tahaikt is designed to be draped and anchored with clasps and belts, making it an integral part of traditional Berber attire. $300-500, Start: $150 20. Berber Shawl (Handira), Morocco, Early 20th C. Size: 54'' x 76'' (137 x 193 cm). Wool and cotton. $400-800, Sold: $490 21. Berber Woman’s Wrapper (Haik), Morocco, Early 20th Century. Size: 156'' x 48'' (396 x 122 cm). $500-800, Sold: $325 22. Berber Woman’s Shawl (Handira), Morocco, Early 20th Century. Size: 64'' x 36'' (163 x 91 cm). This splendid Berber Woman's Shawl, known as a Handira, hails from the early 20th century, and was worn by Berber women during festive occasions. $300-500, Start: $150

23. Moroccan Silk Headscarf With Tassels, 19th C. 17'1'' x 1'4'' (521 x 41 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 24. Tunisian Striped Silk Sash, 19th C. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 132'' x 11'' (335 x 28 cm). Such patterned silk and metallic thread wraps, or "rda", are traditionally produced in Mahdia and serve as part of a bridal costume. $300-500, Sold: $230

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25. North African Berber "Handira" Shawl, Morocco, 19th Century. Wool. Size: 80'' x 34'' (203 x 86 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 26. Tunisian Veil and Bridal Vest, Late 19th C. Silk and metal thread. Veil: Size 92'' x 24'' (234 x 61 cm); Vest: 15'' x 22'' (38 x 56 cm). $600-800, Sold: $390

27. Moroccan Silk Brocade Woman's Outfit, 19th C. Size: 1) Skirt 48'' x 37'' (2122 x 94 cm). 2) Top 19'' x 30'' (48 x 76 cm). $300-500, Sold: $1560 28. Purple Silk Turban, Morocco, 19th C. Size: 190'' x 41'' (483 x 104 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

29. Morocco Velvet Kaftan (Ntaa) Robe, Fez, Mid 20th C. Mannequin not included. This kaftan would be worn by a bride on her wedding day. It is black velvet with thick gold embroidery of peacocks and florals. Size: 55'' x 57'' (140 x 145 cm). $400-600, Sold: $420 30. North African Burnoos Hooded Cape, Tunisia, Late 19th C. Grey wool edged with metallic silver thread embroidery and silver ribbon on the outside and with baby blue silk ribbon on the inside. Mannequin not included. Size: Length 63" (160 cm). $400-800, Sold: $290

31. Egyptian Assuit Dress, C. 1920s. Cotton and metal alloy. Size: 56'' x 54'' (142 x 137 cm). Crafted from black mesh adorned with an array of exquisite motifs, including human figures and camels, interspersed among the customary geometric forms. $1000-1500, Sold: $910 32. Moroccan Wedding Belt with Silver and Enamel. Size: 9'' x 57'' (23 x 145 cm). $200-400, Sold: $360

33. Moroccan Pouch Belt, 19th C. Leather, metal, tassels. Size: 30.5'' x 2.5'' x 2.5'' (77 x 6 x 6 cm). $150-250, Sold: $95 34. 3 Large Ceramic Jugs. Morocco. Size: 1) 17'' x 10'' x 10'' (43 x 25 x 25 cm). 2) 17'' x 14'' x 16'' (43 x 36 x 41 cm). 3) 18'' x 20'' x 12'' (46 x 51 x 30 cm). $200-400, Sold: $420

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35. 2 Taureg Painted Leather Pillows and Moroccan Painted Bag, Mid 20th C. Size: Each: 11'' x 26'' (28 x 66 cm). Together with a Painted Leather. Size: 3'9'' x 1'4'' (114 x 41 cm). $300-400, Start: $150 36. Moroccan Woven Rattan Mat. Size: 9'7'' x 5'5'' (292 x 165 cm). $300-600, Sold: $1170 34

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37. 18th Century Greek Island Embroidery from Naxos. Silk on linen. Size: 17'' x 21'' (43 x 53 cm). The embroideries of Naxos stand as undisputed masterpieces of Cycladic embroidery, known for their unique and instantly recognizable style. $600-1000, Sold: $975 38. Greek Island Embroidery Panel, Naxos, Late 18th C. Silk on linen. Size: 44'' x 18.25'' (112 x 46 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $1430 39. 19th Century Greek Island Embroidery. This "running-stitch" silk embroidery on linen. Size: 30'' x 19'' (76 x 48 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $910 37 40. Greek Islands Composite Embroidery, 19th C. Silk on cotton composite embroidery. Size: 33'' x 33'' (84 x 84 cm). Composites like this one were crafted from fragments of older embroideries, and typically, the central and more prominent piece is of a later date. $500-1000, Sold: $585

41. Very 19th C. Greek Composite Textile. A large Macedonian composite comprised of sleeve pieces from garments. Size: 56'' x 57'' (142 x 145 cm). Card woven edge with fringe attached to the warp of the textile. Originally from Resen, a town in southwestern Macedonia, with just under 9,000 inhabitants, situated near Lake Prespa. $800-1200, Sold: $750 42. 19th C. Greek Islands Composite Embroidery. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 28'' x 27'' (71 x 69 cm) $500-1000, Sold: $585

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43. 19th C. Greek Composite Panel Greece. Silk, cotton. Size: 29'' x 28'' (74 x 71 cm). $400-600, Sold: $420 44. 19th C. Macedonian Embroidered Bocha (Gift Wrap). Fine linen ground embroidered with silk and metal thread featuring abstracted flower medallions, the borders with drawn threadwork. Double sided. Size: 42'' x 43'' (107 x 109 cm). $400-600, Sold: $455

45. Greek Island Embroidery Fragment, Rhodes, 18th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 27'' x 29'' (69 x 74 cm). Fragment of an embroidery that is most likely a part of a bed tent panel. The three main design bands depict abstracted flora and leafy branches in green, beige, blue and red. Bordered by simple red geometric bands top and bottom. Floss silk embroidered on linen in Rhodian cross stitch. $500-700, Sold: $250 46. 17th Century Greek Mainland Embroidery, Epirus. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 42'' x 16'' (107 x 41 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $2860 47. 18th C. Greek Island Embroidery, Rhodes. Heavy linen with embroidered Rhodian cross stitch. Size: 21'' x 86'' (53 x 218 cm). Several rows of leaf pattern of alternating rust and green and framed by a similar border. This valance was most likely a part of an assemblage of bed covering. $400-800, Sold: $1170 48. Large 18th C. Greek Island Embroidered Valance, Rhodes. Heavy linen with embroidered raised Rhodian cross stitch. Size: 46'' x 100'' (117 x 254 cm). Embroidered valance for bench or bed, meant to drape in front of bed, covering the space between the mattress and the floor. Top half meant to be tucked in. The bottom half has a row of eleven coats of arm within a leafy border. The thick floss thread and loose stitch contribute to a luxuriant shiny effect. $1000-1500, Sold: $1040

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49. Greek Island Bed Tent Panel, Kos, Early 18th C. Silk embroidered linen. Size: 91'' x 17'' (231 x 43 cm). Bed tents, known as "sperveri," are a distinct feature of the Dodecanese islands, and this particular panel hails from Kos. $500-1000, Sold: $715 50. 18th C. Greek Islands Embroidered Border Panel, Crete. White cotton skirt border embroidered with crimson red silk depicting birds atop flowering shrubs. Size: 0' 9'' x 8' 7'' (23 x 262 cm). $400-600, Sold: $780 51. 18th C. Greek Island Embroidered Skirt Border, Crete. Satin stitch on heavy linen with crochet border. Size: 8'' x 11' 8'' (20 x 356 cm). A skirt border with a stylized garden featuring birds and shrubs worked in green and purple. $400-600, Sold: $620 52. Greek Island Embroidery, Skyros, Second Half of the 18th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 16'' x 72'' (41 x 183 cm). It's important to note that this long panel isn't a valance; instead, it serves as a panel for a coverlet or sheet. $400-800, Sold: $1300

53. 19th C. Greek Island Embroidered Cape or Skirt Borders, Crete. Silk, cotton. Size: each 15'' x 62'' (38 x 157 cm). $400-600, Sold: $595 54. Collector's Lot of Four Greek Textiles, 18th C. Rhodes/Dodecanese tent bands and bed panels. Silk on linen. Sizes: ranging from 13'' x 30'' (33 x 76 cm) to 14'' x 68'' (36 x 173 cm). $400-800, Sold: $1040

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55. 19th C. Greek Island Embroidered Runner, The Cyclades. Silk and metallic thread embroidery on linen. Size: 74'' x 18'' (188 x 46 cm). Runner of heavy linen, embroidered along the edges with uncoiled rust colored silk yarn in cross and half cross stitching. With the field totally covered with chain stitched metallic thread. The design along the edges is geometrical with abstracted floral shoots into the field. Polychrome silk fringes at shorter borders. $400-600, Sold: $550

56. Greek Bridal Dress Hem, Attica, 19th C. Silk embroidered cotton. Size: 14'' x 79'' (36 x 201 cm). $400-800, Sold: $550 57. 19th C. Macedonian Ritual Towel, made of loosely woven linen with silk stripes. Size: 50'' x 19'' (127 x 48 cm). The polychrome silk embroidery features abstracted flowers set within a grid. The embroidered areas form triangular shapes at corners. $300-500, Start: $150

58. 19th C. Greek Theme Pictorial Textile. Size: 3'11'' x 8'1'' (119 x 246 cm). The origin of this piece is somewhat of a mystery. Although it clearly has Greek flags and the Greek letters mu, epsilon, and xi, the style doesn't match any Greek textiles we've seen. The soldiers are also clothed in uniforms that aren't the same as the typical clothing worn by Greek soldiers. It is likely a window hanging because of the shape and fringe on the bottom edge. $400-600, Sold: $650 59. 2 Pairs of Ottoman Hamman Public Bath Shoes, Turkey and Syria, C. 19th C. Wood, inlaid silver, mother of pearl, leather, metallic thread. These elegant and popular elevated shoes for women were used in public baths (hamman) since Roman times. The shoes were an important part of the cultures of the Ottoman empire. Size: Lengths: 9.5" 24 cm); 10.5" (27 cm). $300-500, Sold: $470 60. 19th Century Turkish Ottoman Harem Suit, Konya. This exquisite harem suit hails from the 19th century Ottoman Empire, specifically the Konya region. It is crafted from silk velvet adorned with intricate silk and metal thread embroidery, and features a linen lining. The dimensions are as follows: Jacket: 17" (43 cm); Sleeves (each): 24" (61 cm); Pants: Drawstring waist, 41" (104 cm) length. $500-1000, Sold: $390

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61. Ottoman Silk Anteri Robe, 19th C. Silk and green white stripes, the white with supplementary weave of gold and red stylized leaf motif. Cotton lining. Deep side vents and large open cuffs. The edges of the garment are adorned with tassels of green, yellow and red. Size: 60'' x 75'' (152 x 191 cm). $500-1000, Start: $250 62. Ottoman Spotted Purple Brocade Robe, Late 19th C. Silk. Size: 54'' x 60'' (137 x 152 cm). A long robe with a front opening and wide collar made out of silk brocade with notched silver circles. $500-1000, Sold: $420 63. Late 18th Century Turkish Ottoman Embroidered Robe (Anteri). Striped silk brocade adorned with intricate polychrome silk embroidery, depicting meandering vines in full bloom. The inner lining is made of fine cotton, and the robe is elegantly bordered with crochet silk edging. Size: 53'' x 68'' (135 x 173 cm). The "Anteri" holds a special place in Turkish culture as a traditional women's robe. $1000-1500, Sold: $780

64. 3 Antique Embroidered and Appliqued Vests, 19th C. Including 2 Ottoman Empire Vests, Turkey. Wool with metallic thread embroidery. Size: 14'' x 16'' (36 x 41 cm) and 15'' x 38'' (38 x 97 cm). Together with a velvet applique and metallic thread vest. Size: 13'' x 16'' (33 x 41 cm). $400-800, Sold: $520

65. Turkish Embroidered Purse For The Western Market, 19th C. Silk, silk velvet, metallic thread, and wool. Size: 8'' x 5.5'' (20 x 14 cm). The velvet ground is decorated with florals using couched metallic embroidery, three metallic tassels and appliqued green, red, and blue wool. The inside is lined with green silk, and it can be pulled closed using the gold silk string. $300-500, Sold: $325 66. Ottoman Calligraphic Tomb Cover Shroud, Bursa, 19th C. Silk with a zigzag design densely filled with Islamic inscriptions in Arabic. Size: 47'' x 28'' x '' (119 x 71 x cm). Textiles of such design and coloration were especially made to line tombs in Mecca and Medina. Contact with the holy places imbued these covers with divine powers and when taken back they were cut into fragments that were preserved as relics. $1000-1500, Sold: $1105 16

67. Ottoman Embroidery, Turkey, Mid 19th C. 52'' x 21'' (132 x 53 cm). Metallic embroidery using a chain stitch technique, mirroring the finesse of silk work. The Tree of Life depicted in this embroidery is a testament to the artisan's skill, with its intricate, stylized flowers flowing gracefully, and the delicate interplay of colors adds to its overall charm. $1000-1500, Sold: $910 68. Ottoman Embroidered Textile Panel, 18th C. Silk on Linen. Size: 54'' x 19'' (137 x 48 cm). Selvedge to selvedge linen panel with a field of flower-sprays, each bearing palmettes and rosettes on elegant curving stems. Probably part of a panel of a larger cover. Nine color silk embroidered on plain weave linen, running stitch in diagonal alignment. $1000-1500, Sold: $1040 69. Ottoman Prayer Arch, Balkan Region, 19th C. Felt, silk and metallic thread. Size: 61'' x 35'' (155 x 89 cm). A prayer arch such as this would be hung on the wall or would be rolled out on the floor, pointing in the direction of Mecca. $400-600, Start: $200

70. Ottoman Turban Cover, Turkey, Early 19th C. Chainstitched silk and metallic thread on silk Size: 39'' x 36'' (99 x 91 cm). A square composed of two pink silk panels sewn together and decorated with polychrome silk and metallic thread in a concentric design of a center filled with blooming flowers, surrounded by blooming sprigs and two small boats. Later backing of similar silk. $1000-1500, Start: $500 71. Embroidered Cover (Boccha), Ottoman, 19th Century. Silk with embroidery executed in chainstitched silk. Size: 39'' x 40'' (99 x 102 cm). $400-600, Sold: $780

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72. Ottoman Turkish Turban Cover, 19th C. Linen embroidered with silk and metallic thread. Size: 47'' x 43'' (119 x 109 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260

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73. Ottoman Pink Satin Wall Hanging, C. 19th C. Metallic thread on satin. Size: 36'' x 48'' (91 x 122 cm). A quilted pink satin tapered square with a flowering plant design. $300-500, Sold: $360 74. 19th Century Ottoman Embroidery on Purple Velvet. Size: 36'' x 36'' (91 x 91 cm). This work is crafted from silk velvet, gold thread, metallic coil, and cardboard. It dates back to the late 19th century and comprises a square velvet cover. $300-400, Sold: $360

75. 19th C. Ottoman Empire Velvet Pillow Face. Metal thread. Size: 33'' x 14'' (84 x 36 cm). $200-400, Sold: $360 76. Ottoman Cut Velvet, Early 19th C. Long panel of cut velvet and silver thread brocade featuring a row of floral sprigs tied by undulating ribbons. Two other ribbons snake along the bottom. Size: 88'' x 22'' (224 x 56 cm). $300-500, Sold: $325

77. Ottoman Cut Velvet Yastik, Late 19th C. Size: 45'' x 25'' (114 x 64 cm). Yastiks are rectangular divan cushion covers. Most yastiks were made in Istanbul in the old Venetian quarter of Scutari (Uskudar). Their bold patterning resemble manuscript illumination with calligraphy and flowers and there is usually a large central medallion. $400-800, Sold: $325

78. Late 19th C. Ottoman Cut Velvet Yastik. Size: 37'' x 20'' (94 x 51 cm). $300-500, Sold: $325

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79. Pair Of Ottoman Joined Yastiks, Late 19th C. Yastiks are rectangular pillow faces that are used in Middle Eastern homes for divans that run along the walls of a sitting room. Size: Each: 33'' x 18'' (84 x 46 cm); Together: 67'' x 18'' (170 x 46 cm). $800-1200, Sold: $585

80. Ottoman Snuff Handkerchief, Turkey, 19th C. Linen with metal thread and silk embroidery. Size: 33'' x 21'' (84 x 53 cm). A loosely woven linen handkerchief with floral motif border patterns on each end over-embroidered with metal and silk thread. $1000-1500, Sold: $780 81. Ottoman Snuff Handkerchief, Turkey, 19th C. Cotton, hand printed with metallic over embroidery. Size: 33'' x 19'' (84 x 48 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $780 82. 18th/19th C. Ottoman Silk Embroidered Textile Panel. Silk, cotton. Mounted. Size: 16'' x 47'', 41 x 119 cm (textile); 18'' x 50'', 46 x 127 cm (stretcher). $400-800, Sold: $325 83. 19th C. Ottoman Ritual Towel. Loose linen weave embroidered at both edges with rows of three flower sprigs. Silk, cotton, metal thread. Size: 59'' x 32'' (150 x 81 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

84. Two Ottoman Ritual Towels, 19th C. Linen with silk and metallic thread embroidery. Size: 1) 16'' x 35'' (41 x 89 cm); 2)52'' x 30'' (132 x 76 cm). The uncut warp loops on Turkish towels created a kind of pile, which absorbed water quickly. Pile is seen here as bands above the embroidered design. Textiles with this weave structure later became known as terry cloth. $300-500, Sold: $190

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85. 19th C. Ottoman Ritual Towel, Turkey. A ritual towel of fine linen with double sided embroidery at both ends with colorful flowers sprouting from brilliant green leaves. Size: 52'' x 22'' (132 x 56 cm). $150-250, Sold: $195 86. Two 19th C. Ottoman Turkish Belts. Including a leather and metal belt, and a striped money belt. Size: 1) 33'' x 5'' (84 x 13 cm); 2) 92'' x 3'' (234 x 8 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 87. Ottoman Woven Fiber Prayer Mat, Anatolia, 19th C. Size: 51'' x 22'' (130 x 56 cm). Prayer mat woven from a thick, natural plant fiber with designs executed in blue, orange, purple, green and red dye. Two similar mats are illustrated in "Anatolian Kilims: The Caroline and H. McCoy Jones Collection" by Cathryn M. Cootner, Sotheby Publication, p.259. $400-600, Sold: $780

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88. Turkish Anatolian Shepherd's Coat, 19th C. Thick wool with geometric designs around the neck opening executed in a tapestry weave technique reminiscent of flat woven kilims. Further details are made with embroidery. Size: 48'' x 51'' (122 x 130 cm). This wool coat is thick enough to keep shepherds warm in the cold winters in the mountains of eastern Turkey. $500-800, Sold: $325 89. Kurdish Kilim, Transcaucasus, Ca. 1900. 5'9'' x 10'4'' (175 x 315 cm). Weight: 8 lbs. Wool. $400 -800, Sold: $390 90. Collector's Lot of Antique Turkish Textiles. Including: pouches, hats, socks and woolen boots. Sizes: ranging from 5'' x 3'' (13 x 8 cm) to 14'' x 7'' (36 x 18 cm). $200-500, Sold: $455

91. Armenian Embroidery Fragment, 19th C. Silk and Metallic Embroidery on Silk. Size: 38'' x 21'' (97 x 53 cm). $600-800, Sold: $910 92. Fine 19th C. Persian Quilted Kalamkari. Cotton. Size: 34'' x 53'' (86 x 135 cm). Quilted with diagonal stitches, creating a diamond pattern, with a central floral medallion surrounded by a field of bouquets, and matching medallions in the corners, framed by a floral border. $1000-2000, Sold: $875 93. 19th C. Persian Cypress Tree Kalamkari. Cotton. Size: 5'9'' x 8'6'' (175 x 259 cm). This piece may have been made as a wall hanging, but the lack of border indicates its intention might have been to be made into something else, like clothing or bedding. A large cypress tree containing multiple birds is centered and surrounded by smaller trees to the left and right. Above and below the trees are detailed floral and geometric borders. $1000-1500, Sold: $650 94. 19th C. Persian Embroidered Sangsari Shawl. Embroidered with white, green, blue and yellow silk thread cross stitched on a ground of red-dyed silk. Size: 111'' x 22'' (282 x 56 cm). The Sangsari people, traditionally goat herders by trade, are nomadic peoples historically located in north and central Iran. Often traveling and erecting temporary "black tent" dwellings made of roughly woven textile coverings. Typical designs have intricate borders with central panels containing a zigzag pattern. $800-1200, Start: $400 95. Persian or Afghan Early Islamic Brocade, C. 13th C. Silk and metal wrapped thread lampas. Size: 21'' x 13'' (53 x 33 cm). A similar fragment is in the David Collection in Copenhagen and illustrated in “Woven Treasures, Textiles from the World of Islam” p. 51. $800-1200, Sold: $1690

96. Qajar Embroidered Velvet Cover, Persia, 19th C. Velvet with metallic thread embroidery. Mounted. Size: 50'' x 36'' (127 x 91 cm). This velvet cover, meticulously embroidered with metallic thread, features a central medallion showcasing the emblem of the Qajar dynasty, which governed Persia from 1794 to 1925. $500-1000, Sold: $530 96 21

97. Metallic Thread Embroidery on Satin, Iran 18th C. Rectangle of red satin decorated with couched metallic threads. Size: 15'' x 20'' (38 x 51 cm). $300-500, Sold: $500 98. 18th C. Persian Nakshe Trouser Cuff. Size: 24'' x 28'' (61 x 71 cm). The design is of diagonal bands containing dense floral motifs reminiscent of Persian rug ornamentation. The embroidery is done in polychrome coiled silk worked in counted satin stitch. Vegetable dyes. $1000-1500, Sold: $810

99. 19th C. Persian Silk Nakshe Panel. Silk backed with block printed cotton. Size: 18'' x 28'' (46 x 71 cm). Done in chain stitch and features birds among the flowers. $300-500, Sold: $490 100. 19th C. Persian Nakshe Trouser Cuff. 24'' x 20'' (61 x 51 cm). This textile is a single piece of cloth, adorned with meticulous silk embroidery in an array of autumnal hues, arranged in a captivating diagonal stripe pattern. $500-1000, Sold: $390

101. 19th C. Persian Embroidered Cover. Velvet with silk and metallic thread floral designs featuring a large center flower surrounded by smaller blooms, all within a floral border. Size: 25'' x 25'' (64 x 64 cm). The metallic thread is the dominant element while the silk provides colorful accents. $300-500, Sold: $520 102. Diminutive Saddle Bags, Persia, First Half 19th C. Black and red velvet, decorated in metallic thread and polychrome silk with hanging fruit and flowering branches, and borders of meandering, flowering vines. Size: 25'' x 8'' (64 x 20 cm). Tasseled string fasteners and a red velvet connecting panel and backing contribute to a luxurious look. $300-500, Sold: $290

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103. 18th C. Persian Velvet Jacket. Size: 25'' x 58'' (64 x 147 cm). Short jacket of cut velvet with long sleeves, two front pockets and a front overflap closing to the left. The yoke (or dickey) made of the same material. The material is gold thread ground with a supplementary silk warp and silk cut velvet. It is edged with a wide silver brocade floral ribbon which is further edged with narrower ribbons, brocaded and braided. The bright yellow silk lining is edged with bright green. $500-1000, Sold: $715

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104. Persian Safavid Woven Silk Textile Panel. Size: 75'' x 36'' (191 x 91 cm). The design features rows of turbaned men interspersed with flowering plants topped with birds, on a red ground. This curious panel was likely made in the 17th century, judging by the attire worn by the figures; turbans decorated with large feathers and long tunics secured by sashes were fashionable during that period. It is backed to provide support. Some shattering to the ground at the top, minor stains, delicate condition. $300-500, Sold: $1125 105. Persian Woven Paisley Cover, 19th C. Wool with silk and linen backing. Size: 37'' x 50'' (94 x 127 cm). A cover of loom woven cloth featuring a field of Botehs in rows, all framed within a wide triple border. Similar to Western European produced paisleys, but its small size and its fancy backing indicate a different origin. $300-500, Sold: $195

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106. Persian Velvet Diminutive Saddle Bags, First Half 19th C. Velvet, satin, and metallic thread embroidery with raised cardboard backing. Size: 27'' x 8'' (69 x 20 cm). The center is red velvet with an embroidered decoration of a bird on blooming branches, bordered by black velvet decorated with metallic embroidery of meandering branches. The saddle bags are backed with satin and connected with a square of red velvet that is similarly decorated with floral designs in metallic thread. $300-500, Sold: $490 107. Two Persian Safavid Textile Fragments, 18th C. Two panels of silver brocade woven with rows of alternating orange and brown flowers. Size: 1) 11'' x 16.5'' (28 x 42 cm). 2) Size: 12'' x 22'' (30 x 56 cm). $300-500, Sold: $220 108. 19th C. Persian Talismanic Cloth. Talismanic cloths and undershirts are either carried or worn to ward off evil spirits. They are usually covered in mystical and symbolic diagrams. This cloth contains letters and numbers in a large grid. The numbers represent stars, suns and planets and relate to the horoscope of the wearer. They are meant to be recited as magical incantations. Size: 52'' x 51'' (132 x 130 cm). $400-800, Sold: $875

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109. Silk Velvet Ikat Panel, Persia, Early 19th C. Likely from Yazd or Kashan. Size: 56'' x 22'' (142 x 56 cm). Making silk velvet is a very complex process, made even more complicated when the dyeing process to create an ikat is introduced. Silk velvet ikat textiles were most often used for door curtains, but this example is too small to have been used for that purpose. This panel does showcase the characteristic combination of red, black, and magenta that weavers often used to make these complicated velvets. $400-800, Sold: $455 110. South Persian Afshar Double Bagface, Late 19th C. Wool. Size: 11'' x 24'' (28 x 61 cm). Diminutive size with cream fields with polychrome floral sprays within a dark blue border with meandering vine. The orange kilim weave back has a diamond shaped pastel center that harmonizes beautifully with the knotted pile rug front. $500-700, Sold: $620

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111. Lavar Kerman Rug, Persia, 19th C. Size: 2'11'' x 4'5'' (89 x 135 cm). Central medallion inscription. Weight: 3 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft. $300-500, Sold: $490 112. Persian Senneh and Balkan Manastir Kilims (2). Including a West Persian Senneh Kilim, ca. 1900, 5'4'' x 5'8'' (163 x 173 cm); and a Balkan Manastir Prayer Kilim, early 20th c., 4'10'' x 3'6'' (147 x 107 cm). $400-600, Start: $200 113. West Persian Kurd Kilim, Bidjar Area, Mid 20th C. 3'9'' x 10'6'' (114 x 320 cm). Weight: 15 lbs. Wool. $300-500, Sold: $520

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114. Antique Persian Qajar Molded Tile, 19th C. Framed. Size: 12.25'' x 11'', 31 x 28 cm (sight); 15'' x 13'', 38 x 33 cm (frame). $300-500, Sold: $420

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115. Pair of Antique Persian Brass Tea Pots. With calligraphic inscription. Size: 12'' x 8'' x 12.5'' (30 x 20 x 32 cm). $200-400, Sold: $520 116. 2 Brass and Copper Islamic Vessels. Including a Indo-Persian Qajar Brass Vase or Hookah Base, India, 19th C. With overall raised arabesques decoration. Size: 15.5'' x 10.5'' x 10.5'' (39 x 27 x 27 cm). Together with an Antique Hand Hammered Islamic Copper Vessel. With raised crescent moon and star and leaf decoration. Size: 11.5'' x 14'' x 14'' (29 x 36 x 36 cm). $300-500, Sold: $390

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117. Persian Qajar Inlaid Mirror Frame, 19th C. Size: 22'' x 15'', 56 x 38 cm (frame). $400-600, Sold: $620 116 118. Fine Syrian Inlaid 5-Drawer Tall Chest, Early/Mid 20th C. Designs overall featuring lions and deer and flowering vines. Mother-of-pearl, bone, wood, silver, with porcelain pull handles. Size: 66'' x 48'' x 21.5'' (168 x 122 x 55 cm). $4000-6000, Sold: $4060 119. Monumental Syrian Inlaid Mirror Frame, Mid 20th C. Decorated with wood, camel bone, and mother-of-pearl inlay designs featuring meandering vines and abstracted flowers. A large crown on top with a round medallion surrounded by more branches all above a leafy valance. With nice patina and great delicacy. Minor loss to inlaid shells and bone. Size: 7'7'' x 3'8" x 1'' (232 x 112 x 3 cm). $1000 -2000, Sold: $1950

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120. Pair of Antique Syrian Marquetry Side Tables. These small, low marquetry tables were used to serve refreshments and drinks. Historically they came in different shapes: round, square, hexagonal, octagonal, or star-shaped. Size: Each: 21'' x 18'' x 14.5'' (53 x 46 x 37 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $1300

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121. Syrian Silk Purse, Aleppo, C. 19th C. Size: 10'' x 5'' (25 x 13 cm). Likely created for export to the European trade market, the purse intersects Syrian and European aesthetics. $300-500, Sold: $845 122. Antique Syrian Silk and Metal Thread Aba. Size: 52'' x 37'' (132 x 94 cm). $300-500, Sold: $490 123. Syrian Tapestry Weave Short Jacket, 19th C. Cotton and metal thread. Hanging display not included. Size: 17.5'' x 39'' (44 x 99 cm). $300-500, Sold: $715

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124. Palestinian Blouse and Sash, 19th C. Silk embroidered linen. Size: 32'' x 63'' (81 x 160 cm). $400-800, Sold: $620 125. Syrian Silk Table Cover, 19th C. Two large silk panels sewn together, with supplementary weft brocading of gold and white silk, as well as silver metallic thread.Size: 6'0'' x 6'0'' (183 x 183 cm). This type of work was produced primarily in Aleppo, but could also come from Damascus. $300-500, Sold: $195

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126. Palestinian Dress Yoke, 19th Century. Size: 16'' x 13'' (41 x 33 cm), The yoke is the focal point of the Palestinian dress and is often detachable. $200-400, Sold: $715

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127. Palestinian Embroidered Yoke, Early 20th Century. Size: 12'' x 15'' (30 x 38 cm). $200-400, Sold: $520 128. Ramallah Shawl, Palestine, Early/Mid 20th Century. Size: 77'' x 32'' (196 x 81 cm). Intricate silk embroidery on linen. $400-600, Sold: $420 129. Pair of Brocade Fragments, Syria, 19th C. Two identical rectangular panels of silk brocade that were originally the ends of a long shawl with a black center field. The linear design features stripes containing a variety of shapes, some geometric and some with double pairs of rams horns, all in the same color scheme of red, green, black and tan. Size: Each: 58'' x 35'' (147 x 89 cm). $300-600, Sold: $260

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130. Syrian Striped Silk Coat, Early 20th C. Silk and lined with linen. It is a full length coat with a front opening, and black chord detailing. Size: 57'' x 79'' (145 x 201 cm). $200-400, Sold: $420 131. Syrian Tie-Dyed Dress, Early 20th C. Cotton, silk, glass beads and sequins. Size: 5'0'' x 4'5'' (152 x 135 cm). Square shaped, ankle length dress with tapered sleeves and vertical cut neck opening; made of tie-dyed cotton and decorated with sequins and beads. $300-500, Sold: $650

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132. Coastal Palestinian Dress, C. 1930. Cotton with silk embroidery. Size: 58'' x 29'' (147 x 74 cm). The embroiderer used green, pink, and red thread to decorate the dress with geometric designs and cypress trees, a characteristic southwest coastal motif. $800-1200, Sold: $780

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133. Palestinian Woman's Embroidered Dress, Early 20th C. Cotton embroidery. Size: 55'' x 46'' (140 x 117 cm) $300-500, Sold: $455 134. Palestinian Woman's Embroidered Dress, Early 20th C. Cotton embroidery on cotton. Size: 4'2'' x 3'7'' (127 x 109 cm). $100-200, Sold: $325 135. Syrian Metallic Thread Aba, Early 20th C. Size: 42'' x 48'' (107 x 122 cm). Size: 42'' x 48'' (107 x 122 cm). $200-400, Sold: $500 136. Palestinian Hat Bonnet, Circa 1930. Silk on Cotton With coins. Mannequin head not included. Size: 12'' x 13'' (30 x 33 cm). $200-400, Sold: $585

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137. Pair of Indian Padukas (Sandals), Rajasthan, 19th C. Wooden elevated platforms inlaid with brass wire designs and a post and knob to secure the foot in place between the big and second toe. Size: 9.5'' x 3.25'' x 3'' (24 x 8 x 8 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260 138. Indian Embroidered Man’s Shoes, Gujarat, 19th C. Pair of leather and textile shoes with intricate embroidery in polychrome silk, metallic thread and gold sequins. Size: 10'' x 3'' x 3'' (25 x 8 x 8 cm). Each depicting a peacock with a spread tail seen from the front, surrounded by dense floral ornamentation. Lined and soled with leather. $300-500, Sold: $620

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139. Indian Gold Brocade Maharaja Coat, Late 19th/20th C. Silk brocade lined with silk. Worn areas around folds repaired. Mannequin not included. Size: 50'' x 20'' (127 x 51 cm). $400-800, Start: $200 140. Indian Ceremonial Brocade Robe, Benares, Early 19th C. Silk, gold and silver thread. Size: 55'' x 63'' (140 x 160 cm). A dignitary s robe of generous proportions made of sumptuous brocade incorporating real silver and gold thread. The pattern for this coat features a large medallion in the back, botehs in front on shoulders and all corners. $2000-3000, Start: $1000 141. Indian Delhi Shawl on Netting, 19th C. Embroidered on multi-colored netting, the full piece is seven sections sewn together on blue, black, and brown ground. Size: 5'0'' x 4'8'' (152 x 142 cm). Mannequin not included. $400-600, Sold: $715

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142. Indian Kutch Embroidered Dress (Abba), Mid 19th C. Silk with Silk Embroidery, Size: 42'' x 39'' (107 x 99 cm). Together with a Maharajah Coat, late 19th C. Size: 44'' x 57'' (112 x 145 cm). $800-1200, Sold: $1950 143. Indian Temple Hanging, Late 19th C. Felted wool with applique and embroidery with a silk tasseled border. Size: 43'' x 26'' (109 x 66 cm). Ganesha riding on a large black bandicoot rat, opposite various Hindu deities riding on a peacock. $500-800, Sold: $585

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144. Parsi Woman's Blouse (Jubla) from Gujarat, 19th Century. This sleeveless silk blouse features satin stitch embroidery, showcasing a distinctive Chinese-inspired design that covers both the front and back. Densely embroidered bands adorn the neckline, sleeve openings, and the bottom hem. Size: 22'' x 21'' (56 x 53 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $1950

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145. Parsi Woman's Blouse (Jubla), Gujarat, 19th C. Sleeveless silk blouse with satin stitch embroidery in the Chinese taste. Size: 21.5'' x 21'' (55 x 53 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $1820 146. Indian Varanasi Gold Brocade Saree, First Quarter 20th C. Silk and Metallic Thread. Size: 44'' x 228'' (112 x 579 cm). Its design features a dense rosette pattern, with a captivating contrast between the central field and the borders. $300-500, Sold: $195 145

147. Indian Paithani Shawl, Maharashtra, Mid-19th C. Silk with metallic thread. Size: 57'' x 17'' (145 x 43 cm). $400-600, Sold: $420

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148. Wedding Shawl (Dupatta) Rajastan, India, First Half 20th C. Heavy silk embroidered with metallic thread. Size: 3'7'' x 7'10'' (109 x 239 cm). Rows of various stylized flowers surrounded by double gated borders on the short edges and narrow borders on the long edges. The embroidery is nicely intricate and in the borders the ground is cut out and stitched. $400-600, Start: $200 149. Indian Jamdani Saree from Bengal, Late 19th Century. This exquisite piece features fine-textured cotton muslin adorned with twill-tapestry woven designs. Size: 3'4'' x 13'8'' (102 x 417 cm). $400-800, Sold: $490 150. Indian Paithani Brocade Shawl Fragment (Ashavali), 19th C. Linen with a brocaded center field bordered on the top and bottom with a pallav of interpenetrating dovetailed tapestry. The design features multi borders of florals. Size: 28'' x 45'' (71 x 114 cm). This type of work was produced in Paithan near Aurangabad, Maharashtra in North India. $400-800, Start: $200

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151. 18th C. Indian Tantric Temple Hanging, Deccan. Cotton stenciled and painted with silver leaf. Size: 42'' x 75'' (107 x 191 cm). Arched wall hanging of a field of silver dots, within a narrow border of silver flowers and leaves. $400-600, Sold: $260 152. Four 18th C. Elytra Beetle Wing Panels, India. Each border with iridescent green-blue beetle wing casings. Size: Unframed: 35.5'' x 5.5'', 90 x 14 cm (stretcher). Framed: 36'' x 6.25'', 91 x 16 cm (frame); 35.5'' x 5.5'', 90 x 14 cm (sight). $500-1000, Sold: $520 153. Indian Silk Patola for the Indonesian Market, 19th C. Size: 1'11'' x 8'7'' (58 x 262 cm). Patolas are made using a double-ikat weaving technique. $800-1200, Start: $400 154. Indian Embroidered Palanquin Front/Back Cover, 19th C. Green brown velvet, silk embroidered with metallic thread, metallic ribbon and sequins, with wide metallic border. The design elements are mainly floral. The unusual shape indicates its being part of a set that most likely covered a sitting area or a sedan chair. Size: 34'' x 40'' (86 x 102 cm). Sides: Each Size: 34'' x 27'' (86 x 69 cm). $300-500, Start: $150

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155. Indian Textile and Pillow Collectors Lot. Including a pair of small 19th C. velvet rectangles worked in couched metallic embroidery into a repeat floral pattern, which were originally parts of a palanquin cover set. Along with 2 other pillows. Size: range from 1 6'' x 7'' (41 x 18 cm) to 16'' x 16" (41 x 41 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 154

156. Indian Brocatelle Fragment, 18th C. Size: 17'' x 22'' (43 x 56 cm). $150-250, Start: $75

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157. Brocade Kinkhab, India, Early 19th C. Silk, 2 kinds of silver thread, and gold ribbon. Size: 55'' x 29'' (140 x 74 cm). The word kinkhab is derived from Persian and loosely translates to “golden dream”. $1000-2000, Sold: $1690 158. Indian Zari Panel, 19th C. Velvet with gold and silver thread embroidery, beads and sequins, silk lining. Size: 13'' x 52'' x '' (33 x 132 x cm). This pictorial Zari panel of velvet with images of three dancers, a deer, an elephant bearing a rider and a plant flanked by two birds. $300-500, Sold: $490

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159. Indian Delhi Shawl, Mid 19th C. Silk embroidery on wool. Size: 1'9'' x 8'4'' (53 x 254 cm). $400-600, Sold: $420 160. Indian Delhi Shawl, Mid 19th C. Silk embroidery on wool. Size: 1'10'' x 8'4'' (56 x 254 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $420

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161. Indian Delhi Shawl, 19th C. Wool twill weave with polychrome silk embroidery in satin, straight and chain stitch. Size: 1'8'' x 8'4'' (51 x 254 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $490 162. Indian Embroidered Deccanese Square, Early 19th C. Wool, with silk and metallic thread embroidery. Size: 17'' x 18'' (43 x 46 cm). $500-800, Sold: $390

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163. Indian Temple Hanging Of Hindu Sacred Cow (Nandi), C. 19th C. Size: 38'' x 60'' (97 x 152 cm). Wall hanging of red muslin stamped in silver leaf with rows of sacred cows, with grey cotton borders stamped in silver leaf with foliate motifs. $300-500, Start: $150 164. Indian Kutch Wedding Shawl, Gujarat, 19th C. Gold-brown silk satin worked with yellow, brown and gold chain stitch embroidery and tiny mirror work. 5'2'' x 6'8'' (157 x 203 cm). Small, seven-petal flowers fill the field which is dominated by a large abstract floral center medallion. Originally a shawl, it is now padded and backed with yellow silk which also frames it. $300-500, Start: $150

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165. 19th C. Indian Kalamkari of overall floral pattern. Cotton. Size: 40'' x 44'' (102 x 112 cm). $500 -1000, Sold: $650

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169. Kashmir Hood, India. 19th C. Size: 52'' x 50'' (132 x 127 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 170. Kashmiri Wool Shawl Fragment Wall Hanging, India, 19th C. Signed. Size: 50'' x 37'' (127 x 94 cm). Panel comprised of three large fragments sewn together with rows of botehs. Signed at bottom. $400-600, Sold: $520

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171. Red Kashmir Shawl Fragment with Boteh Motifs, India, C. 1850s. Wool. Size: 43'' x 19'' (109 x 48 cm). $200-400, Sold: $360 172. 18th/19th C. Kashmir Shawl Fragment, India. Size: 51'' x 15'' (130 x 38 cm). $300-500, Sold: $1560

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173. 19th C. Patola Saree, India. Silk. Good antique condition, backed with silk net. Size: 3'6'' x 12'0'' (107 x 366 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $2860 174. Indian Phulkari Wedding Shawl Odhni, Punjab, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 4'4'' x 9'1'' (132 x 277 cm). $400-800, Sold: $975

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175. Indian Checkered Phulkari, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 4'8'' x 8'2'' (142 x 249 cm). $300-500, Sold: $1430 176. Indian Floral Phulkari, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on Cotton. Size: 4'10'' x 8'0'' (147 x 244 cm). $400-600, Sold: $1170 177. Indian Phulkari Wedding Shawl Odhni, Punjab, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 8'6'' x 4'2'' (259 x 127 cm). $300-500, Sold: $620 178. Indian Thirma Phulkari, Early 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 4'2'' x 8'4'' (127 x 254 cm). Unlike Hindu phulkaris that may feature naturalistic motifs such as human figures and farm animals, Muslim Phulkaris tend to be more patterned and abstract. $500-1000, Sold: $715

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179. Woman's Head Covering (Bandhani), India, Early 20th C. Tie-dyed silk shawl in red, black and white. Size: 64'' x 74'' (163 x 188 cm). A square black frame around a red field with five circles inside. All worked in small tie-dyed circles. A supplementary woven metallic band provides extra weight to the delicate shawl. $400 -800, Start: $200 180. Indian Kantha Panel, Bengal, 19th C. Muslin. Size: 32'' x 20'' (81 x 51 cm). $300-500, Sold: $490

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181. Chamba Rumal Double Sided Meditative Embroidered Panel, 18th/19th C. Comprised of multicolored silks in checkered patterns applied to an off-white cotton base with satin counted stitch handwork. Size: 25'' x 25'' (64 x 64 cm). $200-400, Sold: $290 182. Indian Pictorial Mirrored Quilt, Mid 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton with mirrors. Size: 5'8'' x 3'5'' (173 x 104 cm). Birds, peacocks, camels, flowers, and geometric shapes decorate this brightly colored Kutch textile. $400-600, Sold: $420

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183. 2 Laharia Cotton Muslin Turbans, Jaipur, Rajastan, India, Early-Mid 20th C. Size: 1) 29'2'' x 0'6'' (889 x 15 cm); 2) 33'11'' x 0'6'' (1034 x 15 cm) $300-500, Sold: $195

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183A. Green Sindh Blouse, Pakistan, 19th C. Silk with Metal Sequins. $400-600, Sold: $520 184. Indian Mirror Frame, 19th C. Covered with metal, the cover pivots backwards to make a stand. All surfaces elaborately painted with various subjects including floral design and a pair of lovers. The cover indicates it was made for the Islamic market. Mirror glass absent. Size: 29'' x 19'' x 2'' (74 x 48 x 5 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 183A

185. Indian Theyyam Headdress Mask, North Kerala, Early-Mid 20th Century. Carved wood. Size: 21.5'' x 27'' x 5'' (55 x 69 x 13 cm)." $400-800, Sold: $780 183

186. Processional Banner for an Elephant Rider, India, Early 20th C. Carved wood mandala panel adorned with metal rosettes. Size: 36'' x 24'' (91 x 61 cm). $400-600, Sold: $360

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187. Pair of Indian Caryatid Architectural Brackets, Early 20th C. Size: Each 29'' x 11'' x 11'' (74 x 28 x 28 cm). Each carved and polychrome wood angel in a standing position, wearing a crown and holding a pair of drums. Western influenced angels penetrated the Indian subcontinent through the colonial outposts of Goa and Pondicheri and became part of hindu mythology. This angel was originally a bracket supporting a covered walkway around an inner yard. $300-500, Sold: $195 188. Indian Cast Iron Jallee Fragment. Wall or staircase element, made for the Islamic market (jallees provide women a way to see, but not be seen) with Western influence in design, a bare-chested woman standing among meandering branches. Size: 25'' x 15'' x .75'' (64 x 38 x 2 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 189. Varaha Papier-Mache Mask, India, 20th C. Size: 13'' x 9'' x 11'' (33 x 23 x 28 cm). This paper mache mask of a beautifully animated boar represents the Hindu god Varaha, as indicated by the Vshape mark on the forehead, the tusks and the green and gold decorations around the head. $100-200, Start: $50

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190. Antique Indian Hindu Deity Figures of Vithoba and Rukmini, 19th C. Solid copper. Size: 1) 7'' x 3.5'' x 1.5'' (18 x 9 x 4 cm); 2) 4.5'' x 2.5'' x 1'' (11 x 6 x 3 cm). $400-600, Sold: $325 191. 3 Antique Indian Miniature Bronzes, 19th C. Including figures of Bhu Devi, Nava Durga and Venugopala, 19th. Size: 1) 2.5'' x .75'' x .75'' (6 x 2 x 2 cm); 2) 2.75'' x .75'' x .75'' (7 x 2 x 2 cm). 3) 3.5'' x 1'' x 1'' (9 x 3 x 3 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 192. Group of 6 Indian Miniature Bronze Hindu Deities, 19th C. Including Ganesha, Brahma and Parvati, Nandi. Size: Ranging from: .75'' x .5'' x .25'' (2 x 1 x 1 cm) to 2.25'' x 1.25'' x .5'' (6 x 3 x 1 cm). $100-200, Sold: $65

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193. Betel Vendor Table, India. Wood table sheathed in brass. Inscription on top. Size: 10.5'' x 20.5'' x 20.5'' (27 x 52 x 52 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 194. Large Indian Brass Uruli Rice Cooking Bowl. Size: 5'' x 15.5'' x 17.5'' (13 x 39 x 44 cm). $150 -200, Sold: $195 193 195. 19th C. Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Two-Part Cabinet. The top with finely carved large cornice over two arched and glazed doors. The detailed carving with peacocks, meandering vines with leaves and berries. The base with two doors carved in a large sunburst motif surrounded by a border of similar meandering vine. Very fine patina. Size: 76'' x 38'' x 17'' (193 x 97 x 43 cm). $1000-2000, Start: $500

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196. Painted Chest, India, Early 20th C. Scalloped crown over cupboard doors above two short drawers, and shaped base; red painted overall and with figurative and other designs. Size: 48'' x 39'' x 22'' (122 x 99 x 56 cm). $400-600, Sold: $260 197. Single Seater Bastar Stool, India. The shaped plank seat adorned on each side with 2 feline heads, raised on 4 rough hewn legs with simple paw feet. Size: 18'' x 38'' x 14.5'' (46 x 97 x 37 cm). $200-300, Start: $100 198. 13 Vintage Hand Etched Glass Hanging Lamps, India. Size: Ranging from: 11.5'' x 6'' x 6'' (29 x 15 x 15 cm) to 19.5'' x 12'' x 12'' (50 x 30 x 30 cm). $500 -1000, Sold: $360

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199. 2 Shiva Lingam Stones, India. The lingam or linga is a Hindu religious symbol that represents the deity Shiva, specifically his generative capabilities. Size: 8'' x 4.25'' x 4.25'' (20 x 11 x 11 cm). $400 -800, Sold: $260 200. 2 Antique Shiva Lingam Stones, India. The lingam or linga is a Hindu religious symbol that represents the deity Shiva, specifically his generative capabilities. Size: Lengths: 7.5 (19 cm) and 11" (28 cm). $400-800, Start: $200

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201. Antique Indian Reverse Glass Painting. Narasimha (the man-lion incarnation of Vishnu) tearing out the entrails of an evil demon. Framed. Size: 19.5'' x 13.75'', 50 x 35 cm (sight); 22.5'' x 17'', 57 x 43 cm (frame). $300-500, Sold: $300 202. Antique Indian Reverse Glass Painting, Early 20th C. Depicting Brahma, a four-headed Hindu deity, in lotus position. Framed. Size: 22.5'' x 16.5'', 57 x 42 cm (frame); 19.5'' x 13.5'', 50 x 34 cm (sight). $200-400, Sold: $690

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203. Kangra Pahari School Painting, Late 18/19th C. Painting on paper. Framed. Size: 7'' x 5'', 18 x 13 cm (sight); 12'' x 10.5'', 30 x 27 cm (frame). Depicting Shiva and his wife, Parvarti, with Nandi, Shiva's sacred bull and attendant. $500-1000, Start: $250 204. Indo-Persian Miniature Painting, India 19th C. The Lord Krishna atop a defeated giant with disciples around them, all set against a green pasture. Calligraphy below. Another painting on the reverse as this is a leaf from a religious manuscript. Size: 13.75'' x 19.75'', 35 x 50 cm (frame); 8'' x 14.5'', 20 x 37 cm (sight). $300 -500, Sold: $260

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205. Indian Miniature Painting, Kangra School, Mid 19th C. Scene of Krishna battling evil. Blue figured Krishna in a middle of a courtyard tossing a figure into a pile of dead bodies behind him. Groups of servants and musicians watch in horror and other figures flee in the background. Size: 17'' x 20'', 43 x 51 cm (frame); 10'' x 13'', 25 x 33 cm (sight). $300-500, Sold: $2500

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206. 2 Kalighat Paintings, 19th C. Watercolor on paper. Inscriptions on backs: Size: 1) 10'' x 8'', 25 x 20 cm (sheet); 2) 10.75'' x 8.5'', 27 x 22 cm (sheet) $200-400, Sold: $750 207. Indian Jain Tantric Painting on Cotton, 19th C. Size: 27'' x 20.5'' (69 x 52 cm); 2) Together with a Sri Lankan Jain Processional Banner Fragment, 18th C. Fine linen with an image of the sun with a worshiper painted and block printed. Size: 31'' x 45'' (79 x 114 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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208. 4 Framed Jain Paintings, India, C. 1900. Watercolor on paper. Each framed and glazed. With Jain mythological scenes involving demons, Hanuman (monkey god) and several tigers and fish. Size: Each 4.5'' x 10.5'', 11 x 27 cm (sheet); 10'' x 16'', 25 x 41 cm (frame). $200-400, Sold: $225

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209. Collection of Photographs of Late 19th - Early 20th C. India and Egypt. Including English colonials. Framed. Size: Ranging from 5.25'' x 3.5'', 13 x 9 cm (sight) to 7.5'' x 13'', 19 x 33 cm (sight); 11'' x 8.75'', 28 x 22 cm (frame) to. 17'' x 14'', 43 x 36 cm (frame). $300-500, Sold: $520 210. 8 Vintage Indian Reverse Glass Zodiac Paintings. Framed. Depicting animals symbols: Ox, Rat, Goat, Rabbit, Cock, Tiger, Horse, Dog. Size: Each 7'' x 9'', 18 x 23 cm (sight); 8'' x 10'', 20 x 25 cm (frame) $200-400, Sold: $2470

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211. Indian Painted Portrait of a Man in Western Clothing, 19th C. Size: 22'' x 16.5'', 56 x 42 cm (sight); 25'' x 19.5'', 64 x 50 cm (frame). $300-500, Sold: $650 212. Ravi Varma Press Oleograph Print. A print by Ramunujam depicting Krishna with Rukman and other consorts. It is embellished with fabric and sequins. Framed. Size: 25.25'' x 19.25'', 64 x 49 cm (frame); 19.25'' x 13'', 49 x 33 cm (sight). $300-600, Sold: $490 211

213. 3 Indian Beaded Toran Hangings. Ranging from Size: 9'' x 41'' (23 x 104 cm) to 15'' x 44'' x '' (38 x 112 x cm). $200-400, Sold: $130

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214. Indian Textile Animal Covering, Gujarat, mid 20th c. Polychrome glass bead designs with abstract figures, animals, flowers and birds on a white ground. Size: 37'' x 77'' (94 x 196 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 215. Pair of Antique Tooled Leather Khussa Shoes, Pakistan. Size: Each 10'' x 3'' x 3'' (25 x 8 x 8 cm). $200-300, Start: $100 216. Antique Central Asian Jewelry Decorated Turkmen Wedding Veil. Silk, jewelry, metal, cotton, tassels. Size: 26'' x 9'' x 4'' (66 x 23 x 10 cm). $400-600, Sold: $620 213

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217. Uzbek Silk Tent Band, 19th Century: Silk panel, Size: 6'2'' x 2'8'' (188 x 81 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $560 218. Central Asian Ikat Fragment (Mounted) Uzbekistan, Mid 19th C. Silk and cotton blend, pieced and mounted. Size: 20'' x 27'' (51 x 69 cm). Ikat fragment in a feather pattern with diverse color and an intricate design. $500-1000, Sold: $560 219. Uzbek Six-Color Ikat Wall Hanging, 19th C. Cotton. Size: 6'9'' x 3'3'' (206 x 99 cm). Backed with is a block-printed cotton, likely imported from Russia. $2000-3000, Sold: $2990 220. Uzbek Ikat Wall Hanging, 19th C. Cotton. Size: 5'2'' x 2'9'' (157 x 84 cm). Backed with a block-printed cotton, likely imported from Russia. $2000-3000, Sold: $1430

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223. Tashkent Suzani, Uzbekistan, Late 19th Century: This remarkable textile comprises four cotton panels, meticulously silk-embroidered using couching stitch and chain stitch variants, and then sewn together lengthwise. Size: 7'3'' x 5'9'' (221 x 175 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $1430 224. Tashkent Gulkurpa Suzani, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 7'0'' x 5'5'' (213 x 165 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $3510 225. Lakai Embroidered Square, Northern Afghanistan/ Uzbekistan, Late 19th/Early 20th Century: Cotton. Size: 19'' x 20'' (48 x 51 cm). $300-500, Sold: $325

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226. Prayer Arch Tashkent Suzani, Uzbekistan, Early 20th C. Silk on cotton. Size: 5'5'' x 7'11'' (165 x 241 cm). A prayer arch suzani that consists of orange ground with purple rondelles all circled by elaborate borders with green leaves and white flowers covering the remaining ground. Couching stitch variant. $400-800, Sold: $325 227. Uzbek Unfinished Suzani, Late 19th C. Cotton with Silk Embroidery. Size: 5'8'' x 4'10'' (173 x 147 cm). $400-600, Sold: $858 228. Unusual Monochromatic Suzani, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Size: 86'' x 64'' (218 x 163 cm). Buchara suzani of loose grid design with unusual color scheme of brown, olive and beige. Couching stitch variant throughout. Size: 7'2'' x 5'4'' (218 x 163 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $650

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229. Central Asian Kazakh Saddle Cover, 19th C. Felt ground with silk chain stitch embroidery; silk fringes and striped cotton backing. Size: 4'7'' x 5'4'' (140 x 163 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $1690 230. Tekke Woman's Chyrpy, Turkmenistan, Late 19th C. $400-600, Sold: $715 231. Central Asian Married Tekke Woman's Chyrpi, Turkmenistan, 19th Century: Silk embroidery. Size: 49'' x 18'' at shoulders (124 x 46 cm). $2000-3000, Sold: $3380

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232. Tekke Turkomen Chirpi Textile Fragment, Azerbaijan, 19th C. Silk on silk. $400-600, Sold: $520 230 233. 2 Uzbek Embroidered Belts with Pouches, 19th C. Belts embroidered with silk in cross stitch work, with two leather pouches similarly decorated. Lined with cotton-silk ikat. Size: 1) 39'' x 3'' (99 x 8 cm); 2) 39'' x 2.25'' (99 x 6 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $715 234. Uzbek Yellow Taffeta Chapan, 19th C. Yellow taffeta lined with five-color warp ikat. Size: 4'4'' x 6'7'' (132 x 201 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $1820

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235. Uzbek Metallic Thread Robe, Early 20th C. Cotton lining. Size: 48'' x 60'' x '' (122 x 152 x cm). $200-400, Sold: $520 237. Kohistani Dress, Pakistan, 19th Century: Silk embroidery on cotton, adorned with metal decoration. Size: 3'0'' x 5'10'' (91 x 178 cm). $500-700, Sold: $975 238. Lakhai Wall Hanging, Uzbekistan, C. Early 20th C. Black wool loosely embroidered with wool in strips of tribal iconography. Size: 4'9'' x 5'6'' (145 x 168 cm). Condition: some holes to ground and some embroidery unraveled, fair. $400-600, Sold: $360

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239. Uzbek Sumak Bagface, Central Asia, Late 19th C. 1'9'' x 1'5'' (53 x 43 cm). Weight: 1 lbs. Wool. $150-250, Sold: $360 237

240. Large Central Asian Turkmen Animal Trapping, Uzbekistan, Late 19th Century. Size: 9'0'' x 5'2'' (274 x 157 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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241. Central Asian Turkmen Animal Trapping, Uzbekistan, Late 19th C. A patchwork textile, with multiple diamond-shaped pieces joined on point, with a central vertical, and horizontal upper and lower fabric panels, with tassels on all outer edges. Size: 110'' x 80'' (279 x 203 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $375 242. Antique Central Asian Uzbek Velvet and Silver Belt. Size: 41'' x 3.5'' (104 x 9 cm). $300-500, Sold: $455 243. Pakistani Striped Brocade, 19th C. Woven sash of silk and silver wrapped thread. Size: 2'10'' x 8'4'' (86 x 254 cm). Worn by men of importance. Produced in western India, nowadays Pakistan. $400-600, Start: $200

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245. Central Asian Tent Band, Turkmenistan, 19th Century: Wool, cotton, and silk. Size: 36'' x 11'' (91 x 28 cm). $400-800, Sold: $360

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246. Azerbaijani Saddle Bag, Early 20th C. Cotton and silk blend. Size: 45'' x 17'' (114 x 43 cm). This piece is skillfully woven out of cotton with red, blue, yellow, and green stripes. The top of the pockets are decorated with polychromatic embroider. $200-400, Sold: $290

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247. 2 Pairs of Vintage Baluchistan /Pakistan Shoes. Leather and wool. Length: 9.5" (24 cm) and 10" (25 cm). $200-300, Sold: $125 248. Afghan Burka And Embroidered Cotton Hazara Blouse. Size: 40'' x 54'' (102 x 137 cm); 62'' x 68'' (157 x 173 cm). A study in contrasts! Including a full body dark blue vintage burka, and a bright vintage cotton Hazara blouse. $300 -600, Start: $150

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249. Caucasian Needlepoint, Azerbaijan, 19th C. Stitched wool, embroidered on rough cotton foundation. Size: 28'' x 57'' (71 x 145 cm). The inspiration for this needlepoint is clearly traditional rug design-a field of a large assortment of flowers, framed by few borders of different widths. $300-500, Sold: $230

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250. Vintage Caucasian Style Sileh Runner. Wool needlepoint. China. Size: 2'9'' x 11'2'' (84 x 340 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130 251. Vintage Central Asian Suzani Style Wool Rug. Wool needlepoint. China. Size: 8'8'' x 11'9'' (264 x 358 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $325 249

252. Antique Tibetan Jhaalaam Boots. Felted wool, embroidery, leather. Size: Each 14'' x 4'' x 12'' (36 x 10 x 30 cm). $300-500, Sold: $715

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253. Tibetan Wool Blanket, 19th C. Size: 43'' x 54'' (109 x 137 cm). Comprised of strips woven on a narrow loom and joined together; the striped design is enhanced by a supplementary warp float of animal motifs interspersed with traditional Buddhist symbols. $400-600, Sold: $550 254. Nepalese Shaman Coat, Early 20th C. Shaman dress with a long neck opening, pleated skirt and wide sleeves. Made of black tabby cotton and decorated with applique cotton of tan, red and orange cotton. Size: 50'' x 58'' (127 x 147 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $750

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255. Purple Tsuba, Tibet, 19th C. Silk robe with purple on purple design of dragon, phoenix and cloud motifs. Size: 66'' x 51'' (168 x 130 cm). Together with Purple Brocade Silk Pants, China. Size: 42'' x 23'' (107 x 58 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260 256. 2 Antique Tibetan Dungchen Ceremonial Long Horns, C. 1920. Copper and brass trumpets, telescoping. Size: 1) 64'' x 7'' x 7'' (163 x 18 x 18 cm). Collapsed: 27" (69 cm). 2) Size: 55'' x 4.5'' x 4.5'' (140 x 11 x 11 cm). Collapsed: 20" (51 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $585 257. Chinese Bat Jacket, Late 19th Century: Silk and metallic thread on silk. Size: 44'' x 50'' (112 x 127 cm). $1500-2500, Sold: $1300

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258. Chinese Red Jacket, 19th Century: Silk on silk. Size: 24'' x 52'' (61 x 132 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $1430 256

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259. Chinese Embroidered Surcoat, Late 19th Century: Silk on silk. Size: 42'' x 54'' (107 x 137 cm). $4000-6000, Sold: $7800 260. Chinese Robe, C. 1920s. Silk on silk. Bamboo decoration. Size: 5'1'' x 4'2'' (155 x 127 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $1170 261. Chinese Black Gauze Summer Robe, 19th C. An informal robe in black silk gauze. This summer robe has a subtle medallion design with off white delicately embroidered silk cuffs. In the summer heavy satin robes were traded for lighter garments made of semi-sheer silk gauze. $500-1000, Sold: $650

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262. Chinese Shirt, Late 19th C. Silk. Size: 30'' x 47'' (76 x 119 cm). $200-400, Sold: $390 263. Chinese Informal Blue Summer Gauze Robe, Early 20th C. Size: 4'2'' x 5'2'' (127 x 157 cm). A summer silk gauze robe in a monochromatic blue. In the summer heavy satin robes were traded for lighter garments made of semi-sheer silk gauze. The open weave of this robe provided ventilation. This gauze garment has a subtle woven pattern of medallions disappearing and appearing in the shifting light. $1000-1500, Sold: $715 264. Antique Chinese Wedding Skirt, or Double Apron. Silk with silk and metal thread embroidery. Size: 40'' x 46'' (102 x 117 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $455

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265. Chinese Skirt (Double Apron), Late 19th/Early 20th Century: Green silk satin adorned with embroidery on both the front and back panels, featuring vibrant polychrome flowers and ornate vases. Size: 38'' x 51'' (97 x 130 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $360 266. Chinese Embroidered Red Skirt, Early 20th C. Red silk embroidered with peonies and butterflies in polychrome silk using satin stitch and accents of French knot; black silk ribbon borders and an inner border of patterned white silk; waistband of white cotton tabby. Size: 43'' x 37'' (109 x 94 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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267. Chinese Cuff for an Informal Woman's Robe, C. 17th/ 18th C. This cuff is made from white gauze and is intricately embellished with polychrome silk counted stitch embroidery. Mounted. Size: 14'' x 32'' (36 x 81 cm).. $300-600, Sold: $195

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268. Black Chinese Shawl with Polychrome Embroidery, C. 1920. Pure silk. Size: 7'0'' x 7'0'' (213 x 213 cm). Soft ink black with an overall floral pattern embroidery design, a profusion of color in shades of green, blue, off white and yellow tones. The shawl is square shaped and is in excellent antique condition with approximately 28" of silk fringe. $400-800, Sold: $1105

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269. Chinese Large Silk Red Embroidered Bedspread, Early 20th C. Size: 96'' x 92'' (244 x 234 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $650 270. Chinese Canton Shawl, 19th C. Silk on silk. Size: 7'6'' x 7'6'' (229 x 229 cm). Made for the European market. $400-800, Sold: $260

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271. Chinese Silk Bedspread, 19th C. Silk embroidered silk. Size: 7'0'' x 7'9'' (213 x 236 cm). Comprised of two quilted blue silk side panels and an off-white silk center panel embroidered in satin stitched silk, depicting various flowers around a central vase. The embroidery is Chinese and the construction European. $500-1000, Sold: $345 272. Chinese Embroidered Seat Cover, 19th C. Seat cover of red silk embroidered with silk and metallic threads and featuring two phoenixes in flight. Size: 61'' x 18.5'' (155 x 47 cm). $300-500, Sold: $455 273. Chinese Silk Seat Cover from the 19th Century, crafted from silk and adorned with intricate gold metal thread embroidery on a persimmon-colored silk ground. Size: 63'' x 20'' (160 x 51 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $425

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274. Pair of Chinese Chair Covers, 19th C. Silk with silk and metal thread embroidery. Each depicting 2 qilin creatures amid flowering vines at the lower end and an elephant amid flowering vines at the top. Size: Each: Size: 57'' x 22'' (145 x 56 cm). $400-600, Sold: $425

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275. Chinese Red Wall Hanging, 19th C. Silk on silk. Size: 6'2'' x 4'2'' (188 x 127 cm). Comprised of two lengths of red silk decorated in a scatter design with peaches, pomegranates, pumpkins, orchids, peonies, chrysanthemums, bats, and butterflies. The artist used polychromatic silk in mostly satin and Peking knot/ forbidden stitches. $400-800, Sold: $405 276. Chinese Straits Altar Frontal, 19th C. Silk, glass beads, and wool. Size: 41'' x 21'' (104 x 53 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $975

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277. Qing Dynasty Military Banner, China, 19th C. Size: 41'' x 49'' (104 x 124 cm). $800-1200, Sold: $520 278. Chinese Dragon Roundel Fragment, 14th Century Yuan Dynasty. Size: 6'' x 6'' (15 x 15 cm). A fragment of a silk brocade with a medallion containing an archaic style dragon. $400-600, Sold: $585 279. Chinese Ming Brocade Fragment, 15th C. Size: 21'' x 9'' (53 x 23 cm). Kinran is a luxurious type of brocade woven with supplementary weft of gilded paper affixed onto a red silk ground. $400-800, Sold: $280

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280. Chinese Blue Brocade With Dragons and Clouds, Late 19th C. Blue silk with continuous supplementary weft float of metallic silver thread. Size: 64'' x 29'' (163 x 74 cm). The design is of dragons and clouds in meandering vertical lines, the dragons with five clawed feet. $500-1000, Sold: $845 281. Chinese Brocade Panel for European Market, 19th C. Silk. Size: 13'0'' x 2'4'' (396 x 71 cm). The black ground decorated with gold wan symbols in a diamond shape, and yellow and purple peonies, with scrolls and books between them. $400-800, Sold: $290 282. Mongolian Sacred Cloth, 18th Century. Size: 40'' x 22'' (102 x 56 cm). This remarkable Mongolian silk cloth holds sacred significance, having been graced by the touch of the Dalai Lama. $800-1200, Sold: $1875

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283. Pair Chinese Textile Fragments, Qing Dynasty. Silk velvet with metallic thread supplementary weft patterning. The ground is a rich bronze color, and the flowers have rust-colored petals and green leaves and stems. Mounted and stabilized. Size: Each: Size: 21'' x 6'' (53 x 15 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 284. Antique Chinese Brocade Textile Panel, 18th C. Silk. Mounted. Size: 10'' x 11'', 25 x 28 cm (textile); 13'' x 14'', 33 x 36 cm (stretcher). Brocade fragment of a larger hanging with designs featuring phoenixes surrounded by cloudbands in in blue, white and brown. $200-400, Sold: $425

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285. Antique Chinese Counted Stitch Panel, 18th C. Silk embroidery on silk. Mounted. Size: 10.5'' x 20.5'', 27 x 52 cm (stretcher); 9.5'' x 19.5'', 24 x 50 cm (textile). $400-600, Sold: $390

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286. Antique Chinese Hat, Headband and Purse. $500-1000, Start: $250 287. 3 Pair of Antique Chinese Shoes, Late 19th/20th C. Including Tiny Chinese Lotus Shoes for Bound Feet, Late 19th/20th C. Silk embroidered silk, leather soles. Condition: Never worn, Excellent Length: 7'' (18 cm). Together with 2 other pairs. 9" (23 cm); 9.5" 24 cm). $300-500, Start: $150

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289. Chinese Wall Hanging with Mythical Creatures. Silk on silk. Size: 154'' x 43'' (391 x 109 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $1170 290. Chinese Kosu Pictorial Panel, C. 19th C. Silk. Size: 67'' x 15'' (170 x 38 cm). Depicting battling soldiers on horseback in a landscape. $300-500, Start: $150

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291. Chinese Civilian Rank Badge, 19th Century: Silk with silk and metallic thread embroidery. Size: 11'' x 11'' (28 x 28 cm). $300-500, Sold: $455 292. Chinese Civilian Rank Badge, C. 19th C. Metallic thread embroidery on silk gauze, backed with blue silk. Size: 11'' x 12'' (28 x 30 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 293. Chinese Civilian Rank Badge, Early 19th C. Silk Embroidery in Counted Stitch Technique on Gauze, Size: 11'' x 12'' (28 x 30 cm). $400-600, Sold: $390

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294. Pair Of Chinese Yuan Shikai Roundels, 1912-1916. Silk on silk. Size: Each: 9'' x 9'' (23 x 23 cm). $800-1200, Sold: $1170

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295. Chinese Civilian Rank Badge Set, Circa 19th C. Silk and metallic thread embroidery on silk ground. Size each: 11'' x 12'' (28 x 30 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 296. Two Chinese Rank Badges, C. 19th C. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 11'' x 12'' (28 x 30 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260 297. Antique Chinese Minority Batik Baby Carrier, Southwest China, 19th C. Cotton, indigo. Size: 29'' x 250'' (74 x 635 cm). $300-500, Sold: $260

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298. Batik Apron Southwest China, 19th C. Silk ground with indigo cotton batik medallions, cut and applique. Size: 16'' x 29'' (41 x 74 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130 299. Chinese Zhuang Ceremonial Outfit, Early 20th Century: Cotton, natural indigo-dye. Size: Jacket 22'' x 60'' (56 x 152 cm). Skirt: 31'' x 24'' (79 x 61 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $650

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300. Miao Applique Pleated Skirt, 20th C. Size: 26" waist, 29" height $400-600, Sold: $425

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301. Hill Tribe Ceremonial Apron, China C. Mid 20th C. Cotton, silk, white metal. Size: 30'' x 33'' (76 x 84 cm). Hill tribe woman's ceremonial apron of six vertical stripes with a centered square flap; embroidered in floral motifs and further embellished with tassels of silk and white metal; waistband of dark indigo; backed with heavy cotton. $500-1000, Sold: $555 301

302. 7 Antique Chinese Paintings of Children at Play, 19th C. Gouache on paper. Each framed, matted and glazed. Size: 7.5'' x 5.75'', 19 x 15 cm (sight); 11'' x 9'', 28 x 23 cm (frame). $500-1000, Sold: $585 303. Chinese Ancestor Painting of Woman. Watercolor on silk. Framed. Size: 33'' x 18.25'', 84 x 46 cm (image); 38'' x 23'', 97 x 58 cm (frame). $300-500, Sold: $230

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304. Ancestor Painting, Southwest China. Ink and gouache on paper Size: 54'' x 31'', 137 x 79 cm (sheet); 60'' x 33.5'', 152 x 85 cm (board). $300-500, Sold: $280 305. Chinese Painted Silk Panel, Late 19th C. Size: 46'' x 26'' (117 x 66 cm). Featuring red, white, orange and pink flowering chrysanthemum bushes surrounded by colorful butterflies. $400-600, Sold: $490 306. Antique Chinese Embroidered Stole, 19th Century. Silk and silk embroidery. Size: 2'0'' x 6'0'' (61 x 183 cm). $300-600, Sold: $230

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307. Chinese Export Painted Silk Fragment, 18th C. Painted yardage. Size: 29'' x 54'' (74 x 137 cm). Made for the European market, where it was used for dressmaking. $300-500, Sold: $425 308. Chinese Painted Silk Yardage, Third Quarter 18th C. Painted white silk yardage. Size: 7'10'' x 2'5'' (239 x 74 cm). Made for export to the European market. See identical piece in "Clothed To Rule The World, Ming and Qing Dynasty Textiles at The Art Institute of Chicago," p. 54 Cat 3. $400-600, Sold: $2990 309. Chinese Floral Brocade Panel, Late 18th Century. Size: 5'10'' x 7'3'' (178 x 221 cm). $400-800, Sold: $490 310. 19th C. Chinese Horseshoe-Back Folding Armchair, Late Qing Dynasty. Red lacquer with metal mounts with abstract floral designs. Size: 28'' x 32.5'' x 36.25'' (71 x 83 x 92 cm). $400-800, Start: $200

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311. 18th C. Pair of Chinese Elmwood Armchairs, Qing Dynasty. Four-Corners Exposed Official's Hat Armchairs. Size: Each 49'' x 26'' x 22'' (124 x 66 x 56 cm). $1000-1500, Start $500 312. Pair of Antique Chinese Camphorwood (Laurel) Demilune Tables, 19th C. Size (together): 35'' x 44'' x 44.5'' (89 x 112 x 113 cm). $1000-1500, Start $500

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313. Massive Antique Chinese Altar Table, 19th C. 11'7". Lacquered wood, of very ample proportions. The very long table is carved with upright scroll ends and side panels decorated with openwork lattice. Size: 3'2" x 11'7" x 2'3" (97 x 353 x 70 cm). $500-1000, Start $250 314. 3 Chinese Theatrical Prop Judicial Staffs, 19th C. Carved wood and pigment. Size: Length: 1) 84" (213 cm); 2) 80" (203 cm); 3) 88" (224 cm). $200-400, Sold: $165 315. Antique Chinese Lacquered Leather Desk Box and Bamboo Suitcase, 19th C. Size: 1) 29'' x 18'' x 10'' (74 x 46 x 25 cm). 2) 4.5'' x 12.75'' x 7.5'' (11 x 32 x 19 cm). $150-300, Start $75 316. Vintage Chinese Wool Embroidery of Mao Zedong, China, Mid 20th C. Size: 7'8'' x 3'0'' (234 x 91 cm). $200-400, Sold: $230 317. Mao Woven Propaganda Textiles, China, 1940s-1970s. Twill woven cotton with continuous supplementary cotton brocading. Size: Each 23.5'' x 35'' x '' (60 x 89 x cm). $200-400, Sold: $1820 318. 2 Embroidered Mao Propaganda Banners, China, 1967. Loopstitch polychrome cotton embroidery in black, red, and green on linen. Size: 1) 85.5'' x 33'' (217 x 84 cm); 2) 93'' x 32'' (236 x 81 cm). $300-500, Sold: $620

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319. Pair of Ceramic Statues Depicting Communist Leaders Mid-20th Century, China. 1) Vladimir Lenin Statue. Size: 25'' x 7'' x 7'' (64 x 18 x 18 cm). 2) Chairman Mao Zedong Statue. Size: 22'' x 6'' x 5'' (56 x 15 x 13 cm). $300-600, Sold: $260 320. Pair of Burmese Naat Guardians, Early 20th C. Carved wood and pigment. Size: ranging from 22'' x 9'' x 5'' (56 x 23 x 13 cm) to 26'' x 10'' x 7'' (64 x 25 x 18 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 321. Burmese Disciple Holding Buddha Fan, 19th C. Carved giltwood with pigment. On stand. Size: 39.5'' x 24'' x 3'' (100 x 61 x 8 cm). Height on Stand: 59" (150 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $780

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322. Burmese Shaan Dynasty Gilt and Lacquered Wood Seated Buddha, C. Late 18th C. Clad in a robe and wearing an elaborate crown, this buddha is in a meditative position. His right hand is in a protective position sheltering a baby elephant. Finial in center of crown replaced. Size: 36'' x 20'' x 15'' (91 x 51 x 38 cm). $2000-4000, Sold: $5200 323. Burmese Carved Wood Seated Buddha. Trace lacquer and gilding. Size: 19'' x 9.25'' x 5.25'' (48 x 23 x 13 cm). $300-600, Sold: $375 324. Burmese Carved Giltwood Standing Buddha, Early 20th C. With glass jewel inlay. Size: 29.25'' x 13'' x 4.5'' (74 x 33 x 11 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260

325. Pair of Burmese Giltwood Buddha Attendants, Early 20th C. Size: 26'' x 7'' x 7'' (66 x 18 x 18 cm). $800-1200, Start: $400 326. Monumental Burmese Naga-Shaped Xylophone. Carved wood musical instrument with red and gilt lacquer, designed as a royal barge dragon boat. Size: 76'' x 11'' x 27'' (193 x 28 x 69 cm). $500-1000, Start: $250

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327. 19th C. Burmese Carved Giltwood Manuscript Cabinet. A two door carved gilt manuscript cabinet with inlaid colored glass throughout. On a later, red, wooden stand. Size: 29.5'' x 30'' x 19'' (75 x 76 x 48 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $1170 328. Antique Burmese Kammavaca Prayer Book. Red and gold lacquer. Size: Each: 21'' x 4.5'' x .0625'' (53 x 11 x 0 cm). $300-500, Sold: $360

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329. Burmese Shaan Shoulder Cloth, 19th C. Silk and metallic thread on silk. Size: 16'' x 55'' (41 x 140 cm). Comprised of bands of red, blue and beige with three larger black fields with supplementary float weave of silk and metal thread. Worn by the Shaan tribe of eastern Burma and western Laos. $1000 -1500, Sold: $650

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330. Burmese Talismanic (Yantra) Hanging, Early 20th C. Cotton. Size: 5'6'' x 1'8'' (168 x 51 cm). $400-800, Sold: $325

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331. Burmese Spirit Cloth, 19th C. Painted cotton. Size: 17'' x 18'' (43 x 46 cm). With symbolic diagrams (yantra) of circles, squares and triangles filled with numbers, letters and symbols. $200-400, Sold: $130 332. Luntaya Acheic, Burma, 19th Century. Silk. Size: 47'' x 58'' (119 x 147 cm). $400-600, Sold: $295 333. Burmese Silk Sarong (Luntaya Acheic), 19th C. Size: 56'' x 45'' (142 x 114 cm). $400-800, Sold: $620

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334. Burmese/Thai Pwo Karen Blouse, Mid 20th C. Ground of plain woven black cotton with supplementary weft of red and gold. Size: 25'' x 20'' (64 x 51 cm). $200-500, Sold: $910 335. 3 Burmese Textiles, 19th C. Including: 1) Burmese Damask Acheik, 19th C. Silk and cotton woven in a brocading technique in acheik. Size: 14'' x 46'' (36 x 117 cm). 2) Squirrel Tail Ikat Sarong, Silk. Size: 43'' x 64'' (109 x 163 cm). 3) Sazigyo (Buddhist Manuscript Tie). Polychrome cotton. Red and tan and features geometric designs, Burmese script. Braided end. Size: 1.5'' x 84'' (4 x 213 cm). $400-600, Sold: $360

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336. Burmese Bamboo Mat, Mid 20th C. Size: 63'' x 47'' (160 x 119 cm). $150-250, Sold: $100

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337. Burmese Kalaga Wall Hanging, Mandalay, Mid 20th C. Cotton, sequins and glass with applique work, quilting, sequin embellishment, intricate jeweling, and couching with metallic thread. Size: 4'5'' x 6'10'' (135 x 208 cm). Depicting a religious procession surrounded by a wide border of roundels adorned with dancers and musicians. $300-600, Sold: $195 338. Burmese or Thai Erotic Painting, 19th C. Gouache on paper. Size: 10.5'' x 7.5'', 27 x 19 cm (sight); 16.25'' x 12.5'', 41 x 32 cm (frame). $300-500 Start: $150 337

339. 3 Antique Korean Silk and Horsehair Hats. Including an official's Wu Sha Mao style hat, and 2 collapsable hats. Size: 7'' x 6'' x 7.5'' (18 x 15 x 19 cm); 2) 9'' x 12'' (23 x 30 cm). 3) 7'' x 6.5'' (18 x 17 cm). $300-500, Sold: $455 340. Korean Gift Wrap (Pojagi), First Half 20th C. Silk. Size: 26'' x 26'' (66 x 66 cm). Pojagis were used for wrapping gifts as well as for other utilitarian purposes such as covering food offering, storing, and carrying objects. $200-400,Sold: $780

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341. Antique Korean Civil Rank Badge With A Crane, 19th C. Silk embroidery. Framed. 6.75'' x 6.25'', 17 x 16 cm (sight); 11.25'' x 10.75'', 29 x 27 cm (frame). $500-1000, Sold: $1170 342. Korean Blanket Chest, 19th C. Chest of light wood with two small doors and no compartments inside. The outside covered with paper painted in subdued tones of red and yellow. Size: 21.5'' x 33.5'' x 15.25'' (55 x 85 x 39 cm). $400-600, Start: $200

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343. Korean Lacquered Chest or Scholars Table, 19th C. With a carved polychromed facade. Size: 13'' x 32'' x 11'' (33 x 81 x 28 cm). $300-500, Sold: $230 344. Naga Spear, India / Northwestern Burma, Early 20th C. On stand. Wooden spear with tapered lower end and a formidable forged steel point, the shaft adorned with tufts of goat or horsehair dyed red and black fastened with rattan fiber. Made for ceremonial and ritualistic purposes and signifying honor earned by the warrior owner. Size: 5'6'' (168 cm). $300-500, Sold: $390

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345. Nagaland Torso Ornament, India, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Brass, beads, wood, bone, wool and cane. Mannequin not included. Size: 20'' x 30'' (51 x 76 cm). This warrior necklace and belt combination depicts a pectoral brass human head as the central power object. Brass heads were allotted to headhunters. $800-1200, Sold: $500 346. 2 Nagaland Ceremonial Artifacts, India, Early 20th C. Including a Naga ceremonial horn and a basketry and feathered headdress. Size: 1) 10'' x 5'' x 3'' (25 x 13 x 8 cm); 2)14'' x 5'' x 21'' (36 x 13 x 53 cm). $300-500, Start: $150

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347. Pair of Naga Cowry Shell Armlets and Naga Cowry Shell Cuff. Size: Armlets: 7'' x 4.5'' (18 x 11 cm); Cuff: 5'' x 3.5'' (13 x 9 cm). $300-500, Sold: $405 348. Naga Beaded Belt. Glass beads, brass, bone. Size: 6'' x 28'' 15 x 71 cm). Display not included. $300-500, Sold: $280

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349. Naga Beaded Belt, Early 20th C. Glass beads, bone, shell. Glass bead girdles, or belts, worn by Sema Naga women to hold up their draped cotton loincloth. $200-400, Sold: $220

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350. Bhutanese Kushu Bundri, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Cotton ground with silk patterning. Size: 4'8'' x 5'2'' (142 x 157 cm). Textile used for wrapping and carrying large bundles. $400-800, Sold: $1430 351. Bhutanese Bedspread, Late 19th C. Cotton. Size: 8'0'' x 4'6'' (244 x 137 cm). Strip woven, composed of three individually woven panels. It is decorated with red, yellow, white, and green stripes and sequences of repeated geometric designs. $300-600, Sold: $260 350

352. Fiber Mat Maldives. Size: 131'' x 38.5'', 333 x 98 cm (textile) $400-600, Sold: $455 353. Indonesian Painted Fiber Blouse from Central Sulawesi, Early 20th C. Size: 29'' x 35.5'' (74 x 90 cm). $400-800, Sold: $780 354. Sumatran Hat, Sumatra, Indonesia 19th C. Hadj hats were commissioned by pilgrims before they set on their way to Mecca. $300-500, Sold: $555

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355. Dayak Beaded Baby Carrier Panel, Sumatra. Mounted. Size: 13.5'' x 16'', 34 x 41 cm (stretcher); 10'' x 13'', 25 x 33 cm (textile). $300-500, Sold: $390 356. Indonesian Toraja Ikat Sekomandi Textile, Sulawesi, 19th C. Cotton. Size: 5'3'' x 15'3'' (160 x 465 cm). See reference in the book "500 Years of Indonesian Textiles" The Mary Hart Khalemberg Collection, P. 273, Plate 73. $1000-1500, Sold: $780

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357. Antique Indonesian Geringsing Sacred Cloth from Bali. Crafted from cotton. Size: 6'3'' x 1'4'' (191 x 41 cm). $800-1200, Sold: $1690

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358. Exquisite Indonesian Tais Fetu Ceremonial Sarong, Timor, 19th Century. Crafted from cotton and silk. Size: 4'4'' x 2'9'' (132 x 84 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $2080 359. Indonesian Tapa Cloth Skirt, Sulawesi, Early 20th C. Size: 51'' x 58'' (130 x 147 cm). $300-500, Sold: $780 358

360. Indonesian Batik Head Cloth from Jambi Province, Sumatra, 19th Century. Crafted from cotton. Size: 3'0'' x 3'0'' (91 x 91 cm). $400-600, Sold: $295 357

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361. Indonesian Ceremonial Jacket, Sumatra, 19th Century. Crafted from cotton and adorned with cowrie shells. Size: 2'4'' x 4'9'' (71 x 145 cm). For a similar example, see "Five Centuries of Indonesian Textiles" by Mary Hunt Kahlenberg, P. 92 Plate 19. $800-1200, Sold: $2625

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362. Two Sumatran Short Jackets, 19th/ early 20th Century. Cotton fabric and embellished with silk embroidery. Size: Each 10'' x 54'' (25 x 137 cm). $400-600, Sold: $555 363. Pair of Nias Osa-Osa Carved Stone Heads, Sumatra, Indonesia. Size:1) 14.5'' x 11'' x 8'' (37 x 28 x 20 cm) 2) 12'' x 10'' x 7.5'' (30 x 25 x 19 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260

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364. Malaysian Songket, 19th C. Silk and gold-wrapped thread. Size: 31'' x 71'' (79 x 180 cm). 1500-2000, Sold: $3250 365. Silk Songket Textile, Sumatra, Indonesia, 19th C. Palembang, Sumatra, Indonesia. Silk with metallic thread. Woman's shoulder cloth of silk weft ikat supplemented by metallic thread weave along the borders. Size: 79'' x 33'' (201 x 84 cm) $400-600, Sold: $260

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366. Silk Songket Woman's Shoulder Cloth, Palembang Province, South Sumatra, Indonesia, 19th C. Silk. Supplementary weft-weaving, weft-ikat silk, gold wrapped thread. Size: 33'' x 84'' (84 x 213 cm). $400-800, Sold: $3750

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367. Silk Ikat Shoulder Cloth, Sumatra, Indonesia 19th C. Silk and gold-wrapped thread. Size: 82'' x 33'', 208 x 84 cm (textile). $400-800, Sold: $425 368. Minangkabau Festooned Shoulder Cloth (Salendang Gaba) Sumatra, Indonesia, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Silk, cotton, and gold-wrapped thread. Size: 106'' x 31'', 269 x 79 cm (textile). $400-800, Sold: $455 369. Indonesian Lawan Prada/Perada With Green Center Field, 19th C. Size: 6'4'' x 2'10'' (193 x 86 cm). Perada is a gold patterning technique that originated in Bali. $2000-3000, Sold: $2340

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370. Indonesian Minangkabau Shoulder Cloth (Salendang), Sumatra, Early 20th C. Cotton and silk. Size: 7'1'' x 2'3'' (216 x 69 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 371. Indonesian Minangkabau Shoulder Cloth, Sumatra, 19th C. Silk and gold-wrapped thread. Size: 7'10'' x 2'4'' (239 x 71 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $1750 372. Indonesian Minangkabau Shoulder Cloth, Sumatra, Early 20th C. Silk, gold-wrapped thread, and silver-wrapped thread. Size: 76'' x 22'' (193 x 56 cm). $1500-2500, Sold: $3000

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373. Silk And Fiber Songket Indonesia Late 19th- early 20th C. Silk, fiber and metallic thread. Size: 85'' x 22'' (216 x 56 cm). Woven from a silk weft and fiber warp. The silk weft is tie-dyed in the ikat technique. $600-900, Sold: $1430 374. Indonesian Lawon Textile from Palembang, Sumatra, 19th Century. Hand-woven silk textile accentuated with metallic ribbon edges for additional weight. Dimensions: 6'6'' x 3'3'' (198 x 99 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $1125 375. Indonesian Minangkabau Shoulder Cloth (Salendang), Sumatra, 19th C. Size: 90'' x 28'' (229 x 71 cm). Silk, cotton, and gold-wrapped thread. $500-1000, Sold: $975

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376. Minangkabau Shoulder Cloth (Salendang) Sumatra, Indonesia 19th C. Silk, cotton, and gold-wrapped thread. Size: 77'' x 22'', 196 x 56 cm (textile) $800-1200, Sold: $1300

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377. Indonesian Minangkabau Brocade Waist Sash, Sumatra, 19th C. Silk, silver wrapped thread, and gold wrapped thread. Size: 8'7'' x 1'0'' (262 x 30 cm). $300-600, Start: $150 378. Indonesian Gilt Paper and Cotton Runner from Sumatra, 19th Century. Crafted from wool, backed with cotton gauze, featuring gilt paper, metallic thread, and mica embellishments. Dimensions: 10'10'' x 0'9'' (330 x 23 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 375

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379. Minangkabau Ceremonial Waist Sash (Ikek Pinggang), Indonesia, 19th C. Cotton and gold wrapped thread. Size: 12'6'' x 4''' (381 x 122 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $390 380. Antique Indonesian Toraja Sarita Sacred Cloth from Sulawesi. Crafted from imported plain weave cotton, hand-painted with natural dyes. Dimensions: 15'3'' x 0'6'' (465 x 15 cm). See reference in the book "500 Years of Indonesian Textiles" The Mary Hart Khalemberg Collection, P. 282, Plate 75. $400-600, Sold: $345

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381. Indonesian Nusa Penida Ritual Cloth (Keling), Bali, Early 20th C. Silk and cotton blend. Size: 6'10'' x 4'7'' (208 x 140 cm). $400-600, Sold: $425 382. Indonesian Nusa Penida Ritual Cloth (Keling), Bali, 19th Century. Crafted from silk and cotton. Dimensions: 5'10'' x 4'9'' (178 x 145 cm). $400-600, Sold: $1170 383. Antique Indonesian Koffo Panel from North Sulawesi. Crafted from Koffo (Abaca tree fiber) and kapok yarn (Java cotton). Dimensions: 3'4'' x 0'10'' (102 x 25 cm). $200-400, Sold: $455 384. Indonesian Indigo Sash, 19th Century. Crafted from dyed cotton and embellished with metallic thread. Dimensions: 5'2'' x 1'7'' (157 x 48 cm). $400-600, Sold: $260

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385. Indonesian Tapi Sarong from Sumatra, Early 20th Century. Crafted from cotton with intricate embroidery using metallic thread and silk. Dimensions: 3'9'' x 3'9'' (114 x 114 cm). $400-600, Sold: $845 386. Tapis Sarong, Sumatra, C. 19th C. A ceremonial cotton skirt embroidered with silk and gold thread and set with mica pieces. Mounted on a stretcher. Size: 47'' x 50'', 119 x 127 cm (textile). $400 -800, Sold: $260

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387. Indonesian Kre Alang Sarong from Sumbawa, 19th Century. Crafted from cotton and adorned with a supplementary weft weave of metallic thread. Dimensions: 3'9'' x 5'10'' (114 x 178 cm). $400-600, Sold: $620 388. Pair of Bantal Peluk from Indonesia, Late 19th to Early 20th Century. Crafted from silk satin and adorned with couched metallic thread embroidery and sequins. Each piece measures 5'' x 9'' (13 x 23 cm). $200-400, Sold: $165 389. Indonesian Shoulder Cloth, Early 20th C. Wool. Size: 8'2'' x 1'1'' (249 x 33 cm). Narrow striped wool shoulder cloth with a muted color palette. On one end the blue stripes are of a different color batch and judging by their symmetrical placement that could be intentional. Braided and fringed ends. See reference in the book "500 Years of Indonesian Textiles" The Mary Hart Khalemberg Collection, P. 199 Plate 49. $200-400, Start: $100

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390. Indonesian Megamendung (Threatening Clouds) Batik, Cirebon, West Java, Early/Mid 20th Century. Crafted from cotton. Dimensions: 8'0'' x 3'3'' (244 x 99 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $715

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391. Tulis Batik Kain Panjang Skirt Cloth, C. 1950. Kain panjang skirt cloth worked in hand drawn (tulis) batik on tabby woven cotton cloth with a design repeat of ships. Size: 7'2'' x 3'5'' (218 x 104 cm). Provenance: Ex. Roger Hollander collection. Decorated with organic shapes creating the effect of a rippling ocean with 12 large boats and 16 smaller boats floating on the water, surrounded by few small fish. $400-800, Start: $650

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392. Indonesian Silk Blouse from Sumatra, Early 20th Century. Silk adorned with metal thread embroidery. Size: 41'' x 35'' (104 x 89 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 393. Indonesian Embroidered Pants, 19th Century. Size: 40'' x 19'' (102 x 48 cm). Likely crafted in Sumatra. A nearly identical pair of pants can be found in The Zaira and Marcel Mis Collection, as featured in "Asian Costumes and Textiles" on page 174. $200-400, Sold: $690 394. Antique Palenbang Box Cover, Indonesia. Velvet with glass beads, mounted onto a stretcher. Size: 15.5'' x 17'', 39 x 43 cm (textile); 20'' x 20'', 51 x 51 cm (stretcher). $300-500, Start: $150

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395. 2 Antique Indonesian Ceremonial Basket Covers, Bali, Early 20th C. Domed food covers made of banana leaves decorated with glass and metal beads. Lined with patterned cotton. Size: 1) 8.5'' x 21'' x 21'' (22 x 53 x 53 cm). 2) 7.5'' x 21.5'' x 21.5'' (19 x 55 x 55 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 396. Indonesian Mesh Hat, Sumba, 20th C. With custom stand. A variation on the dual purpose basket/hat popular in south east Asia. If not of early vintage, still this hat, made of black metal mesh, is wonderfully sculptural. Size: 14'' x 11'' x 11'' (36 x 28 x 28 cm). $200-400, Sold: $300

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397. Antique Indonesian Painting on Cloth, Bali. Unframed and unstretched. Illustrating various scenes from the Ramayana; featuring dancers, demons, mythical creatures and other staples of Indonesian iconography. Size: 45'' x 54'' (114 x 137 cm). $300-500, Sold: $230 398. Thai Bronze Ayutthaya Buddha, 18th C. Standing Buddha with his right hand in abhaya mudra, the left hand hanging down, standing on a lotus base. Size: 26'' x 6'' x 6'' (66 x 15 x 15 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $7800

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399. Buddhist Votive Shrine, Thailand, 19th C. Carved wood, red lacquer panel displaying 27 gilt, fired clay votive tablets of Buddha (one lacking). On metal stand. Size: 43'' x 17.5'' x 1.75'' (109 x 44 x 4 cm). $800-1200, Sold: $650

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400. Buddha Tablet, Thailand, Late 19th C. Carved wood panel displaying fired clay votive tablets of Buddha. Size: 14'' x 54'' x 6'' (36 x 137 x 15 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $650 401. 3 Thai Large Carved Wood Musical Ganesha Figures. Size: Each approx. 24'' x 16'' x 10'' (61 x 41 x 25 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $910 402. Cambodian Silk Ikat Sarong, Early 20th C. Size: 3'2'' x 9'2'' (97 x 279 cm). $200-400, Sold: $165

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403. Silk Brocade Yardage from Thailand, Late 19th Century. Size: 9'0'' x 2'6'' (274 x 76 cm). For a similar example, thoughtfully incorporated into a royal jacket, please refer to "Silken Threads Lacquer Thrones, Lan Na Court Textiles" by Susan Conway, page 142. $200-400, Sold: $325 404. Ceremonial Cloth, Laos, Mid 20th C. Cotton and glass beads. Size: 59'' x 32'' (150 x 81 cm). $300-500, Sold: $230 405. Silk Ikat Shroud, Laos, 19th C. Size: 18'' x 62'' (46 x 157 cm). Silk weaving has been practiced in Laos since the 14th century. $400-600, Sold: $295 406. Lisu Hill Tribe Apron, Thailand, Early 20th C. Applique cotton, buttons, cowry shells and decorative stitching. Size: 30'' x 43'' (76 x 109 cm). Ceremonial in nature, it is worn by the Lisu tribe females of Northern Thailand and South East Burma. $300-500, Sold: $195

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407. Child's Jacket, Vietnam, Early 20th C. Indigo with embroidery, silver bell buttons. Size: 22'' x 51'' (56 x 130 cm). $150-250, Start: $75 408. Japanese Itajime Shibori Panel, Early 20th Century. Cotton. Size: 3'5'' x 3'9'' (104 x 114 cm). $400-800, Sold: $490

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409. Japanese Kinran Panel, 18th C. Silk and paper brocade. Size: 5'10'' x 1'11'' (178 x 58 cm). Silver against dark blue satin silk. $200-400, Sold: $360 410. Japanese Buddhist Priest Mantle (Kesa), 19th Century. Silk. Size: 3'9'' x 6'2'' (114 x 188 cm). This mantle consists of fragments from a single brocade. $400-600, Sold: $360

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411. Monk's Cape or Kesa, Japan, 19th C. Silk and paper. Size: 55'' x 73'' (140 x 185 cm). Adorned with golden medallions, each featuring four blue dragons surrounded by cloudbands. These elements are set against a background of dark blue and yellow diagonal grids. $400-800, Sold: $325 412. Japanese Monk's Robe with Cranes, 19th Century. Silk. Size: 3'11'' x 6'2'' (119 x 188 cm). Adorned with a meticulously detailed abstract floral design, featuring hexagonal patterns and graceful cranes in mid-flight. $400-600, Sold: $555

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413. Japanese Wall Hanging with Kamon Family Crest, 18th/19th Century. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 72'' x 70'' (183 x 178 cm). $200-400, Sold:: $780 414. Japanese Kinran Kesa Mounted Textile Fragment, 19th Century. Size: 9'' x 10'' (23 x 25 cm). $200 -400, Sold: $230

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415. Japanese Fan Fukusa, 19th Century. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 28'' (66 x 71 cm). $150-250, Sold: $390 416. Japanese Embroidered Cover (Fokusa), 19th C. Silk embroidered with silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 26'' (66 x 66 cm). A gift wrap, or fukusa, was a traditional part of gift giving in 19th century Japan. $150-250, Sold: $165 417. Ivory Ground Kinran Panel, Japan, 19th C. Size: 4'4'' x 2'3'' (132 x 69 cm). $300-600, Sold: $195

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418. Japanese Jinbaori (Samurai Vest) Edo Period. Silk. Size: 41'' x 25'' (104 x 64 cm). $400-600, Sold: $815

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419. Japanese Basho-Fu Double Ikat Fiber Kimono, Okinawa, 19th C. Banana fiber. Size: 4'11'' x 4'0'' (150 x 122 cm). This bashofu kimono is decorated in double ikat "kasuri" step motif. $1000-2000, Sold: $1690 420. Japanese Theatrical Kimono Noh Choken, 18th Century. Silk gauze with gold paper brocading. Size: 3'8'' x 6'7'' (112 x 201 cm). $2000-3000, Sold: $1430

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421. Embroidered and Painted Kimono from Japan, Early 20th Century. Size: 35'' x 36'' (89 x 91 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130 422. Japanese Red Double Ikat Kimono. Silk. Size: 5'0'' x 4'0'' (152 x 122 cm). $200-400, Sold: $195 423. Silk Furisode Kimono, Japan, Late 19th- Early 20th C. A furisode is a kimono that is characterized by its long, fluttering sleeves and would be worn by a young, unmarried woman. Size: 63'' x 49'' (160 x 124 cm). $300-500, Sold: $230

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424. Child's Furisode and WWII Propaganda Kimono Set, Japan, Early 20th Century. 1) Child's Furisode: Size: 40'' x 34'' (102 x 86 cm). 2) WW2 Propaganda Kimono: Size: 30'' x 42'' (76 x 107 cm). $300-600, Start: $150 425. Philippines Tapestry Weave Sash, Mindanao, Late 19th C. Tapestry woven sash made of silk with geometrical shapes in dominant orange and magenta . Worn by the tausig tribe of Mindanao. Size: 96'' x 6'' (244 x 15 cm). $300-500, Sold: $250 426. Philippines Woven Fiber Ikat Panel, Early 20th Century. Size: 64'' x 45'' (163 x 114 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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427. Philippines Sarong, Mindanao, 19th C. Silk. Size: 65'' x 37'' (165 x 94 cm). $300-500, Sold: $325 428. T'boli Peoples T'Nalak Fiber Ikat Ceremonial Cloth, Philippines, Early 20th Century. Woven from abaca fiber. Size: 0'10'' x 18'0'' (25 x 549 cm), $300-500, Sold: $230 429. Filipino Pina Fiber Blouse, 19th C. Size: 17'' x 46'' (43 x 117 cm). Mannequin not included. Blouse with butterfly sleeves. $150-200, Sold: $7150 430. Filipino Bagobo Beaded and Embroidered Pants, Mindanao, 19th C. Woven abaca fiber. Size: 21.5'' x 24.5'' (55 x 62 cm). In a striped pattern with silk embroidered cuffs with white beads. Size: 21.5'' x 24.5'' (55 x 62 cm). $400-600, Sold: $555

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433. New Zealand Korowai Maori Cloak, 19th C. A flax cloak decorated with twisted wool black chord tags of the Korowai class of the New Zealand Maori. Size: 42'' x 42'' (107 x 107 cm). Provenance: collected by Dr. John Rabe in 1887. $2000-4000, Sold: $5525 434. 3 Mounted Swordfish Bills, New Guinea. On Stands. Size: Ranging from: 29'' x 2.5'' x .5'' (74 x 6 x 1 cm), Height on Stand: 30.5" (77 cm) to 37.5'' x 4'' x .75'' (95 x 10 x 2 cm), Height on Stand: 39.5" (100 cm). $300-500, Sold: $1065 435. South Sea Islands Beaded Pouch, 19th C. Plant fiber, small beads, velvet. Size: 14'' x 10'' (36 x 25 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195 436. New Guinea Bilum Bag, 20th C. Fiber. Size: 45'' x 56'' (114 x 142 cm). $400-600, Sold: $280

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437. Papua Fiber Woven Skirt Or Cape, Early 20th C. Size: 16'' x 84'' (41 x 213 cm). $400-800, Sold: $620 438. Polynsian Tapa Cloth Turban, Samoa, Late 19th-Early 20th C. Size: 12'4'' x 1'8'' (376 x 51 cm). White bark cloth of long and narrow shape decorated with fine hand-drawn motifs and Polynesian writing within a narrow border of leaf design, all drawn in black. $600-1000, Start: $300

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439. Samoan Tapa Cloth, Early 20th C. Size: 62'' x 42'' (157 x 107 cm). $300-500, Sold: $260 440. Colossal Tapa Cloth, Samoa, 20th C. Size: 15'8'' x 5'0'' (478 x 152 cm). $400-600, Sold: $260 441. Enormous Polynesian Tapa Cloth, Tonga. Size: 11' 6'' x 8' 6'' (351 x 259 cm). $400-600, Sold: $425 442. Samoan Tapa Cloth, Early 20th C. Size: 64'' x 52'' (163 x 132 cm). $300-500, Start: $150

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443. Samoan Tapa Cloth, Early 20th C. Size: 79'' x 59'' (201 x 150 cm). $200-300, Sold: $230 444. Spanish Colonial Cherry Armoire, Guatemala, 19th C. Size: 85'' x 52'' x 22'' (216 x 132 x 56 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $650

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445. Rare Aymara Feather Mosaic Dance Ornament, 19th C. Altiplano / Lake Titicaca region. Worn in festival dances, either across the chest or over the shoulders. Wood rods laced together, covered with domestic bird feathers depicting dancers and masqueraders in four-legged, animal costumes. On stand. Size: 5.25'' x 9'' x 9'' (13 x 23 x 23 cm). Height on Stand: 13" (33 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $4875 446. Pre-Columbian Loincloth Frontal, North Central Coast Valley Kingdom (not Chancay), C. 1200-1550 CE. Size: 19.5'' x 16.5'', 50 x 42 cm (textile); 22'' x 18.5'', 56 x 47 cm (stretcher). $300-500, Sold: $295 447. Pre-Columbian Headband "Llautu," North Central Coast, Valley Kingdom, C. 1200-1550 CE. Size: 3.5'' x 27'' (9 x 69 cm. Together with a rug fragment belt. Size: 3.5'' x 36'' (9 x 91 cm). $400-800, Sold: $260

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448. Shipibo Baby Carrier/Sling, Brazil, Early 20th C. A carrier of striped cotton adorned at the bottom edge with etched feather shaped bone pendants. Size: 11'' x 22'' (28 x 56 cm). $400-800, Sold: $360 449. Guatemalan Ceremonial Skirt, Second Quarter of 20th C. Cotton. Size: 126'' x 34'' (320 x 86 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $352

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451. Guatemalan Tzute with Tassels, Chichicastenango, 1930s. Size: 36'' x 36'' (91 x 91 cm). The tzute is an all purpose cloth used as a wrap, a carrier, a head covering or just a decorative element. $300-500, Sold: $260 452. 3 Brazilian Ex Voto Heads. Carved wood. Size: 1) 7'' x 5'' x 4'' (18 x 13 x 10 cm); 2) 10'' x 5'' x 4'' (25 x 13 x 10 cm); 3) 12'' x 7'' x 8'' (30 x 18 x 20 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 451

453. Spanish Colonial Chasuble Back Panel, 18th C. Silk, metallic thread, metallic ribbon, paper -based foundation. Lined with blue silk damask and edged with metallic silver ribbon. Size: 38'' x 23'' (97 x 58 cm). See related tapestries in the Phipps, Elena, Johanna Hecht, and Cristina Esteras Martin, with contributions by Thomas B. F. Cummins, Sabine MacCormack, Frank Salomon, and Luisa Elena Alcala (2004) "The Colonial Andes Tapestries and Silverwork 1530-1830″ pp 215, 266, 328-329. $600-1000, Sold: $910

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454. Bolivian Religious Processional Banner, 19th C. Depicting Saint Francis of Assisi painted on an oval center medallion surrounded by foliate and floral design, executed with metallic ribbon, embroidery and sequins. Size: 50'' x 31'' (127 x 79 cm). $300 -500, Sold: $455 455. Two Mexican Rebozo Shawls, Mid 20th C. Including a pink rebozo, rayon. Size: 125'' x 32'' (318 x 81 cm) and a dark indigo Rebozo, Mexico, 20th C. Cotton with dark indigo and white ikat patterns. Size: 77'' x 31.5'' (196 x 80 cm). $200-400, Sold: $250

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456. 2 Ecuadorian Ikat Shawl, 19th/20th C. Cotton. Antique indigo ikat rebozo with crochet ends. It comes from the Azuay Valley, a (territorial subdivision) in the south-central region of Azuay Province, Ecuador. Size: 87'' x 26'' (221 x 66 cm). Together with an Ecuadorian Ikat Shawl With Lace, 20th C. Cotton. Size: 104'' x 28'' (264 x 71 cm). $400-800, Sold: $1105

457. Mexican Sequin Skirt, C. 1940. Young girl's sequin and beaded folkloric drawstring skirt on silk and cotton. Size: 21'' x 42'' full waist (53 x 107 cm). $150-300, Sold: $155 458. 3 Traditional Native Peruvian Festival Hats. Including an embroidered felt bowler style festival montera hat, brim pushed down, with overall polychrome cotton embroidery in Quechuan motifs of fruit, birds and fish. Worn by women of the village of Chivay. Size: 7'' x 12'' x 12'' (18 x 30 x 30 cm). Together with a Quechua Waq'ollo mask, knitted white llama wool. Size: 17'' x 14'' (43 x 36 cm) and a flat montera with felt applique. $300-500, Sold: $195

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459. 2 Guatemalan Embroidered Textiles Robes. Embroidery on cotton. Size: 1) 52'' x 58'' (132 x 147 cm); 2) 27'' x 57'' (69 x 145 cm). $200-400, Sold: $190 460. Italian Pietra Dura Inlaid Marble Octagonal Table Top. Size: 34.5'' x 34.5'' x 1'' (88 x 88 x 3 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $325 461. Antique Italian Two Part Cabinet, 19th C. Bottom has one large drawer and carved stylized legs. The top has five drawers on each side with a compartment and one additional drawer in the center. All heavily inlaid in floral and grid motifs. Beautifully patinated surfaces. Maker stamped, Ebonista Milano. Size: 58'' x 28'' x 19'' (147 x 71 x 48 cm). $2000-4000, Sold: $4225

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462. Monumental Antique French Tapestry Embroidery Wall Hanging, 18th Century. Silk and metallic thread embroidered on silk moire. Size: 11'3'' x 5'9'' (343 x 175 cm). In excellent condition, having been meticulously restored, stabilized, and backed. This exquisite piece has a rich provenance, having been de-acquisitioned by the Chrysler Museum in Virginia. $1000-1500, Sold: $2470

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463. Continental Embroidered Altar Panel, Circa: Late 17th/ Early 18th C. Silk and metallic thread embroidery on satin silk. Large embroidered rectangular panel of silk satin, divided horizontally into five sections separated by small circles. Each section features a long stemmed urn holding fantastic flowers, with abundance of flowers all around. The embroidery is executed with long satin stitches. The drawing is somewhat clumsy, not refined enough to be French, so the possibilities of its origin could be Dutch or Italian. Size: 27'' x 71'' (69 x 180 cm). $1000-1500, Sold: $2470

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464. Salamanca Applique Panel, Spain, 18th Century: Silk, linen, sequins. Size: 27'' x 50'' (69 x 127 cm). $1500-2500, Start: $750

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466. Italian Diamond Pattern Bargello Panel, 18th Century: Silk embroidered linen. On stretcher. Size: 22'' x 20'' (56 x 51 cm). $200-400, Sold: $425 467. Scandanavian Belt, 19th C. Embossed leather with embroidery in green, yellow, red and white, dual buckles. Size: 4.5'' x 40'' (11 x 102 cm). $300-500, Sold: $190

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468. Swiss Black-Work Panel, 19th C. This black-work panel was made in Switzerland in the 19th century out of wool and silk. The central decoration is a floral pinwheel, and the border is a meandering vine with flowers. Size: 36'' x 41'' (91 x 104 cm). $300-500, Start: $150

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469. Bizarre Silk Panel France or Italy 17-18th C. Size: 41'' x 41'' (104 x 104 cm). Bizarre silk panel featuring the easily identifiable overlay of green on green damask plus metallic brocading of fantastic shapes, floral bouquets and other elements in strange juxtapositions. $800-1200, Sold: $715 470. Bizarre Silk Brocade Panel, France/Italy 18th C. Size: 62'' x 41'' (157 x 104 cm). $400-600, Sold: $620

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471. Russian Chintz For the Central Asian Market, First Quarter 20th C. Printed Cotton. Size: 22'' x 41'' (56 x 104 cm). $150-250, Sold: $455 472. Italian Metallic Thread and Chenille Panel, 19th C. Silk, metallic thread, sequins, newsprint and chenille. A small panel of gold and silver brocading. The grid design contains a repeating motif which is embroidered with chenille. The backing contained Italian newsprint paper providing the only clue as to its origin. Size: 16'' x 11'' (41 x 28 cm). $200-300, Start: $100 473. 3 Bosnian Embroideries, Late 19th C. 2 panels and a cap. Size: Ranging from 8'' x 7'' (20 x 18 cm) to 7'' x 20'' (18 x 51 cm). $200-300, Sold: $130

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474. Balkan Cepken Long Sleeved Vest, 19th C. Silver threadwork. Size: 15'' x 47'' (38 x 119 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130

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475. Magyar Szur Coat, Hungary, Mid 19th C. Wool and leather. Size: 43'' x 58'' (109 x 147 cm). This coat was part of the exhibition "Felt Decoded" at the Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco in 2017. $1000-1500, Start: $500 476. Russian Cossack Embroidered Wool Hunting Coat, 19th C. Size: 38'' x 65'' (97 x 165 cm). Likely a theatrical costume. $400-800, Start: $200

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477. Matador Pants. Silk embroidery. Size: 35'' x 16'' (89 x 41 cm). $400-600, Start: $200 478. 4 Antique American Triangular Bandages, 1890s. Size: 24.5'' x 48'' (62 x 122 cm). Size: 24.5'' x 32'' (62 x 81 cm). Size: 28'' x 54'' (71 x 137 cm). Size: 24.5'' x 48'' (62 x 122 cm) $400-600, Sold: $260 479. Printed Cotton Template for Stuffed Dolls. England, 20th century. The vintage printed and glazed cotton with a repeating pattern of Charlie Chaplin as well as various doll images dressed in period fashion. It was made to be separated, sewn, and stuffed. Size: 41'' x 186'' (104 x 472 cm). $400 -600, Start: $200

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480. 8 Native American Iroquois Beaded Boots and 3 Picture Frames. Size: Boots: Ranging from 5'' x 5'' (13 x 13 cm) to 11'' x 8'' (28 x 20 cm). Frames: Each 11'' x 8'' (28 x 20 cm). $300-600, Sold: $360

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481. Gutta Percha Belt, Great Britain, 19th Century. Size: 26'' x 1'' (66 x 3 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130 482. Unusual Pair of American Aprons, 19th C. Size: each 25'' x 32'' (64 x 81 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 483. Antique American Embroidered Coverlet, 18th C. Crewel (wool on wool embroidery). Size: 5'3'' x 5'4'' (160 x 163 cm). $400-600, Sold: $425

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484. Native Greenlandic Sealskin Boots, 19th C. Knee high boots made of sealskin; waterproof stitching; decorated with polychrome strips of skin which are attached in linear motif. The inside soles are padded with straw to absorb moisture. Size: each 14'' x 10'' x 4'' (36 x 25 x 10 cm). $300-600, Sold: $190 485. Antique African Oromo Buffalo Hide Shield, Ethiopia. Size: 26.5'' x 25'' x 4.25'' (67 x 64 x 11 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $555

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486. 2 African Bura Terracotta Funerary Urns, Niger. Unglazed terracotta. Size: 1) 22'' x 7'' x 7'' (56 x 18 x 18 cm). 2) 13.5'' x 6'' x 6'' (34 x 15 x 15 cm). Phallic-shaped vessels would be used to hold belongings of the deceased to be taken into the afterlife, and would be placed openside-down. They are typically decorated with textured geometric designs and sometimes faces. $300-500, Sold: $195 483

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487. African Bura Terracotta Funerary Urn, Niger. Size: 7.5'' x 5.75'' x 6'' (19 x 15 x 15 cm). Unglazed terracotta. The phallic-shaped vessel would be used to hold belongings of the deceased to be taken into the afterlife, and would be placed open-side-down. They are decorated with textured geometric designs and sometimes faces. $200-400, Sold: $260 488. African Dogon Ladder, Mali, Early 20th C. Carved wood with fine patina, on stand. Size: 77'' x 16'' x 4.5'' (196 x 41 x 11 cm). $400-600, Sold: $1170 489. Ethnographic Collector's Lot of Spears and Clubs, African Spears (5) from DRC and 4 clubs Size: Lengths from 39'' to 80'' (99 to 203 cm). $300-600, Sold: $195

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490. African Ashanti Okyeamepoma Linguist Staff, Ghana. With stand. Carved wood and pigment. Two detachable figures atop a 2-piece rope-twist carved staff. Size: 56'' x 6'' x 3'' (142 x 15 x 8 cm). Height on Stand: 57" (145 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $715

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491. African Fon Gourd Box with Decorated Lid, Benin, Mid 20th C. Size: 4'' x 7'' x 7'' (10 x 18 x 18 cm). $200-400, Sold: $165 492. Rare African Lega Secret Society Chief's Hat, DRC, Early 20th C. Of conical shape composed of raffia derived from wood and studded with brown maseza pods attached in concentric rings; surmounted by a bird's beak, with buttons on the chin’s strap. Size: 11'' x 7'' x 7'' (28 x 18 x 18 cm). $400-800, Sold: $585

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493. African Bamileke Asheto Prestige Hat, Cameroon. Raffia. Size: 9'' x 11'' (23 x 28 cm). Stand not included. $300-500, Sold: $150 494. African Bamileke Asheto Prestige Hat, Cameroon. Cotton. Size: 8.5'' x 10'' (22 x 25 cm). Stand not included. $300-500, Sold: $360 495. African Bamileke Asheto Prestige Hat, Cameroon. Cotton. Size: 10'' x 10'' (25 x 25 cm). Stand not included. $300-500, Sold: $295

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496. African Cameroon Beaded Tunic, First Half 20th C. Size: 31'' x 27'' (79 x 69 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $845 497. 3 Zulu Hats (Isicholo), KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, EarlyMid 20th C. Palm fiber, hair, and ochre. With metal stands. Size: 1) 5'' x 15'' x 15'' (13 x 38 x 38 cm); 2) 6.5'' x 14'' x 14'' (17 x 36 x 36 cm); 3) 3.5'' x 16.5'' x 16.5'' (9 x 42 x 42 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $455 498. Beaded Blanket, South Africa, Early 20th C. Size: 4'10'' x 5'8'' (147 x 173 cm). $400-600, Start: $200

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499. Ewe Waist Wrap, Ghana, Early 20th C. Handspun Cotton. Size: 40'' x 97'' (102 x 246 cm). $500 -1000, Sold: $520 500. Ashanti Kente Cloth, Ghana, Second Half of 20th C. 12'6'' x 7'4'' (381 x 224 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $425 501. African Iraqw People's Young Woman's Initiation Skirt, Tanzania, Early 20th C. Beaded leather adorned with red, white, and yellow beads. Size: 40'' x 35'' (102 x 89 cm). $1000-2000, Sold: $1040

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502. African Maasai Beaded Leather Cape, Tanzania, Mid-20th Century. Size: 3'4'' x 2'2'' (102 x 66 cm) $800-1200, Start: $400 503. African Cache-Sexe Apron, Cameroon, Late 19th/20th C. Woven raffia with cotton embroidery and bronze rings.. Size: 11'' x 14'' (28 x 36 cm). $300-500, Sold: $325

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504. 3 African Mbuti Pygmy Bark Cloths, DRC, 20th C. Size: 31'' x 17.5'' (79 x 44 cm); 32'' x 16'' (81 x 41 cm); 29'' x 15'' (74 x 38 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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505. African Dida Cloth, Ivory Coast, Early 20th C. Woven and tie- dyed fiber. Size: 45'' x 31'' (114 x 79 cm). $300-500, Sold: $425 506. African Dida Cloth With Tassels, Ivory Coast, 20th C. Due to the shape of this piece and the two sides of fringe, this piece was likely a man’s cloak. Size: 37'' x 55'' (94 x 140 cm). $400-600, Sold: $520 507. African Dida Cloth, Ivory Coast, 20th C. Due to the shape of this piece and the finished edge at the top, this piece was likely a tubular garment that has been reduced in size. Size: 38'' x 59'' (97 x 150 cm). $300-500, Sold: $295

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508. 3 African Dida Ceremonial Skirts, Ivory Coast, Early 20th C. Woven and tie-dyed fiber. Size: 1) 25'' x 10'' (64 x 25 cm). 2) Size: 9'' x 33'' (23 x 84 cm). 3) 22'' x 11.5'' (56 x 29 cm). $300-600, Sold: $195 509. African Kuba/Shoowa Ceremonial Skirt, Zaire, Late 19th-Early 20th C. Raffia decorated with applique, cut pile and tufting. Size: 13'8'' x 2'9'' (417 x 84 cm). $500-1000, Start: $250

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511. African Ceremonial Kuba Skirt, Kasai Region, DRC, Early 20th C. Raffia fiber and applique. Size: 14'0'' x 2'11'' (427 x 89 cm). $300-600, Sold: $555 512. African Kuba Cloth Man's Ceremonial Skirt, DRC, Mid-20th Century. Measuring 14'8'' x 2'4'' (447 x 71 cm), this ceremonial skirt, crafted from raffia with appliqué work, holds a special place in Kuba culture. Notably, the checkered thin borders on this cloth indicate that it is a skirt reserved for the Bushoong or Kuba aristocracy. Each element of this Kuba Cloth carries cultural significance and reflects the enduring traditions of the Kuba people. This cloth stands as a symbol of identity, heritage, and the artistry of its creators. $300-600, Sold: $195

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513. West African Ghana Boy Tunic. Made for and by laborers from Mali, who sought employment in Ghana. Judging by the size and subject of the embroidery, this was made for a woman haircutter. For a similar tunic ref. "African Textiles" by Clarke, Moraga and Finn, P. 54, Plate 15. Size: 42'' x 23'' (107 x 58 cm). $750-1500, Start: $375 514. African Cameroon Grasslands Embroidered Festival Dress, 2nd Half 20th C. Black cotton with red, yellow, white cotton embroidery, primarily done in ladder stitch, a variation of chain stitch, and some detailing executed in cross stitch. In its decoration it is similar to the large tunics of the region. Size: 37'' x 24'' (94 x 61 cm). $400-600, Start: $200

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515. Antique Ethiopian Last Supper Animal Painting, Early 20th C. Oil on canvas, framed. Size: 40'' x 48'', 102 x 122 cm (frame). $300-500, Sold: $1300 516. Cameroonian Bracelet, Leather and Ceramic, 20th C. Size: 3'' x 5'' x 4.5'' (8 x 13 x 11 cm); opening 2" (5 cm) $200-300, Sold: $130

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517. Apayao Neck and Chest Ornament, Philippines, Mid 20th C. Size: 11.5'' x 12'' x .5'' (29 x 30 x 1 cm). Sipattals are important tribal ornaments worn only by the Isneg tribe in North Luzon in the Phillippines. $300-500, Sold: $325 518. Dong Son Blue Glass Earring, Vietnam, 4th C. The Dong Son culture was a Bronze Age culture (1000 BCE till the first century CE) located in Vietnam. Size: 4"x 4" (10 x 10 cm), 6.5" (10 cm) tall on stand. $400-600, Sold: $650 519. Pair of Burmese Amber Ear Plugs, 19th C. Size: 4'' (10 cm). The women of the Hkahku Tribes in the Kachin state in Burma used to wear amber ear plugs as personal adornment. They would be worn through a stretched ear lobe with the pointed end facing forward. Made from local Burmese amber, they have a distinct dark, rich color. $300-500, Sold: $455

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520. 4 Chinese Kingfisher Feather Pins, 19th C. Bat, Butterfly, Flowers. Size: 1) 10'' x 2.5'' (25 x 6 cm); 2) 3'' x 2.25'' (8 x 6 cm); 3) 3'' x 2'' (8 x 5 cm); 4) 5'' x 1'' (13 x 3 cm). $300-500, Sold: $910 521. Moroccan Silver Alloy, Seed, Amber and Coral Bead Necklace, Early 20th C. Size: Length: 21.5" (55 cm). $200-400, Sold: $345 520

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522. African Berber Amber Bead Necklace, Morocco. Length: 32" (81 cm) $1000-1500, Sold: $715 523. Tibetan Accessory Collector's Lot. Including a 19th C. Tibetan Mosaic Coral Necklace. Comprised of 44 beads, weight approx 1 lb. Size: Length: 29" (74 cm); Together with a Tibetan Flint Case. Leather with silver alloy and turquoise adornment. Size: 3'' x 4'' x 1'' (8 x 10 x 3 cm). $500-1000, Sold: $715

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524. Moroccan Copal Necklace. Size: Length: 34" (86 cm). Copal is often confused with amber due to the similar appearance. $150-250, Sold: $165 525. 3 African Berber Copal and Faux Amber Necklaces, Morocco, 19th C. Size: 1) Length: 30" (76 cm); 2) Length: 26" (66 cm); 3) Length: 26" (66 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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526. Large Karo Batak "Padung-Padung" Spiral Ear Ornaments, North Sumatra, Indonesia. On stands. Size: 6'' x 4'' (15 x 10 cm). $300-500, Sold: $260 527. 2 Naga Brass Headhunter Chokers, India, Early 20th C. Size: 1) 7'' x 6'' (18 x 15 cm); 2) 7'' x 5'' (18 x 13 cm). $400-600, Sold: $260 526

528. Kayan Brass Neck Extender, Burma, Early 20th C. Size: 6'' x 5'' (15 x 13 cm). $200-400, Sold: $555

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529. Dayak Badger Tooth Necklace on Stand, Borneo, 20th C. Size: length 30'' (76 cm). $200-400, Sold: $165 530. 19th C. Indian 22ct Gold Earrings with Naga Glass Earrings. Size: Ranging from: 1.5'' x 1'' x 1.25'' (4 x 3 x 3 cm) to 1.5'' x 2'' x .5'' (4 x 5 x 1 cm). $400-800, Sold: $780 531. Kerala Cast Bronze Choker and 2 Indian Silver Alloy Bracelets, 19th C. Cast bronze collar pendant, simulating a series of necklaces worn by Kerala devil dancers. Size: Choker: 7'' x 6.5'' (18 x 17 cm); Bracelets: 4'' x 4'' (10 x 10 cm). $200-300, Sold: $490

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532. North African Jewelry Collector's Lot. Including: 2 North African Maria Teresa Trading Coins with 2 19th C. Algerian Pendants from the Benni Yenni peoples. Silver alloy with enamel, coral and glass. Size: Coins: 1.5'' x 1.5'' (4 x 4 cm); Pendant: 5'' x 3'' (13 x 8 cm); Pendant: 5.5'' x 4'' (14 x 10 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130

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533. Collector's Lot of Ghanaian Recycled Plastic Disc Necklaces, Mid 20th C. Size: Lengths ranging from: 14" (36 cm) to 32" (81 cm). These necklaces are made of recycled plastic from Ghana in the 1950-60s. The discs are consistent in size; some necklaces are monochromatic shades of yellow and red and others have alternating colors. $100-200, Sold: $155

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534. Collector's Lot of Indian Silver Alloy Bracelets. One matching pair with two other assorted designs. Size: Ranging from: 3'' x 4'' x 3'' (8 x 10 x 8 cm) to .75'' x 4'' x 4'' (2 x 10 x 10 cm). $300-500, Sold: $455 531

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535. Pair of Antique Assam Bronze Cuffs, India. Size: 4'' x 3'' x 2.5'' (10 x 8 x 6 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 536. Large Indian Silver Alloy Bracelet. Size: 2.5'' x 3.5'' x 1'' (6 x 9 x 3 cm). $100-200, Sold: $260 537. Central Asian Chatelaine Pendant with Toilet Accessories, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Silver alloy, turquoise, coral, glass. Size: Pendant: 8'' x 1'' (20 x 3 cm); Fiber string: 22" (56 cm) long. $150-250, Sold: $295

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538. Central Asian Pectoral, Uzbekistan, C. 1900. Silver alloy filigree with turquoise, coral and glass bead adornments. Size: 7.25'' x 4'' (18 x 10 cm). $200-400, Sold: $325 539. 2 Central Asian Uzbek Jeweled Pendants. An Uzbek Bibishak Pendant with an Uzbek Bokhara Pendant. Silver alloy with turquoise, coral and glass bead adornments. Size: 1) 7.5'' x 3.25'' (19 x 8 cm); 2) 6'' x 4.25'' (15 x 11 cm). $200-300, Sold: $175

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541. Collector's Lot of Indian Silver Alloy Bracelets. Size: Ranging from: 3'' x 3'' x 1'' (8 x 8 x 3 cm) to 4'' x 3.5'' x 1'' (10 x 9 x 3 cm). $200-300, Sold: $130 542. Group of Indian Tribal Rings, Earrings, and Necklace. Silver alloy, glass, coral. Size: Ranging from: 6.75'' x 5.5'' x 1'' ( 17 x 14 x 3 cm) to 1'' x .75'' (3 x 2 cm). $100-200, Sold: $100

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543. Indian Naga Double Head Brass Necklace with Naga Brass Concho with Cowry Shells. Size: Length: 28" (71 cm); Pendant: 2.25'' x 3.25'' (6 x 8 cm). $300-500, Start: $150 544. Antique Central Asian Bokhara Hair Ornaments, Uzbekistan. Silver alloy with turquoise, coral and glass bead adornments. Size: Ranging from: 5'' x .75'' (13 x 2 cm) to 4'' x .5'' (10 x 1 cm). $200-400, Sold: $325

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545. Collector's Lot of Afghan Silver Alloy Jewelry. Size: Ranging from: 3'' x 3.5'' (8 x 9 cm) to 3'' x 2'' (8 x 5 cm). $100-200, Sold: $165 546. Indonesian Goldwash Silver Necklace. Size: Length: 25" (64 cm). Together with Indonesian Mamuli (Pendant or Earring) Sumba, on stand. Size: 3'' x 2.5'' (8 x 6 cm). Height with Stand: 5" (13 cm). $100-200, Sold: $65

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547. Chinese Bone Pendant Earrings, Pectoral and Bag, Early 20th C. Size: Earrings. 2.5'' x 1'' (6 x 3 cm). $150-250, Start: $75 548. Yemenite Button Cap and 19th C. Syrian Bracelet. Cotton, buttons of assorted mediums and silver alloy. Size: 1) 5'' x 4'' (13 x 10 cm); 2) 5'' x 10'' (13 x 25 cm). $200-400, Sold: $130 549. Solomon Islands Comb, Late 19th-Early 20th C. Size: 11'' x 5'' x .5'' (28 x 13 x 1 cm). $200-400, Start: $100 550. Collector's Lot of Embroidered Pouches and Bags. Including: 19th C. Chinese Box, Ottoman Amulet bag, Persian embroidered bag, and Indonesian tobacco pouch. Size: 1) 4.5'' x 3'' x 1'' (11 x 8 x 3 cm); 2) 3.5'' x 6'' (9 x 15 cm); 3) 4'' x 4'' (10 x 10 cm); 4) 4.5'' x 3.5'' (11 x 9 cm). $200-400, Sold: $190

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551. Group of Six Antique European Hats, 19th C. Stands not included. Silk, velvet, metal thread embroidery. Size: ranging from 5'' x 8'' x 8'' (13 x 20 x 20 cm) to 10'' x 12'' x 10'' (25 x 30 x 25 cm). $400-800,Sold: $490 552. Ethnographic Hat Collector's Lot. Stands not included. Including a Vintage Tausug woven wicker hat, Mindanao, Philippines, a South Pacific soft plant fiber brimmed hat, an African Fulani hat, Nigeria, plant fiber and leather, an African Kuba laket hat, DRC, and a Chinese straw wide brimmed hat, condition poor. Stands not included. Size: Ranging from Size: 3'' x 6'' x 6'' (8 x 15 x 15 cm) to 9'' x 22'' x 22'' (23 x 56 x 56 cm). $300-500, Sold: $195

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE The property offered and sold through New Material Culture, Inc.’s (hereinafter MC) public auctions (hereinafter the Property) shall be offered and sold pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth below (hereinafter the Agreement). This Agreement constitutes the complete statement of the terms and conditions pursuant to which all Property is offered for sale. By bidding at the auction,whether in person, by agent, in writing, by telephone, internet bid or any other means, the buyer of the Property (hereinafter the Buyer) agrees to be bound by this Agreement. PROPERTY SOLD AS IS. Except as expressly stated below in the LIMITED RIGHT OF RESCISSION, all Property is sold as is, where is, with all faults. Neither MC nor any consignor makes any guarantees, warranties or representations, expressed or implied with respect to the Property or the correctness of the catalogue or any other description of the Property. In no event shall MC or the consignor be responsible for the correctness, nor be deemed to have made any representation or warranty, of description, genuineness, authorship, attribution, provenance, period, culture, source, origin or condition of the Property. No statement made at the sale, or in the bill of sale, or invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed such a guarantee, warranty or representation. LIMITED RIGHT OF RESCISSION. With regard ONLY to descriptions of fine art in which a specific artist is named as the artist, all information contained in the catalogue concerning the authenticity of said Property is guaranteed for a period of 30 days from the date of the sale. If, within that 30 day period, Buyer has complied with all Terms and Conditions of Sale regarding timely payment and collection of said Property and would like to dispute the authenticity of said Property, Buyer can submit, at his own expense, two written professional opinions regarding authenticity by recognized authenticators, jointly approved by both MC and Buyer. In the event said Property is judged inauthentic by both expert authenticators, said Property may be returned if it is in the same condition as at time of sale and the Buyer’s full purchase price will be refunded. Refunds shall not include cost of transportation, insurance or other expenses that Buyer may have incurred. This limited right of rescission is available only to the original auction Buyer and does not extend or transfer to any subsequent owner, heir, agent transferee or any other third party. WITHDRAWAL OF PROPERTY. MC reserves the right to withdraw any Property at any time for any reason and to default any sale in the event of an error or dispute. COPYRIGHT AND REPRODUCTION RIGHTS. MC and its consignors make no warranty or representation, express or implied, that the Buyer will acquire any copyright or reproduction rights to any Property sold. MC expressly reserves the right to reproduce any image of the Property sold in the catalogue. The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material produced by or for MC relating to Property, including the contents of the catalogue, is, and shall remain at all times, the property of MC and shall not be used by the Buyer, nor by anyone else, without MCs prior written consent. EXAMINATION OF PROPERTY. All Property is available for examination prior to bidding. The Buyers bidding signifies that the Buyer has examined the Property as fully as desired or has chosen not to examine the Property. MC recommends that prospective bidders examine all items in which they have an interest prior to bidding.

BIDDING RESERVES. Some of the Property in the sale is offered subject to a reserve. The reserve is a confidential minimum price agreed upon by the consignor and MC below which the lot will not be sold. In most cases, the reserve will be set below the estimated range, but in no case will it exceed the low estimates listed. Bidding will begin at a price appropriate in the auctioneers discretion. The auctioneer always reserves the right to withdraw Property for any reason he deems appropriate. ORDER OF BIDS. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer, all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue. MC reserves the right to determine any and all matters regarding the order, precedence or appropriate increment of bids or the constitution of lots. Please be aware that MC accepts bids from various sources including online bidding platforms, phone bidders, floor bidders, and online and in-house absentee bidders. The auctioneer will accept bids in the order they are received during the course of the live auction. Absentee bidders please take note: in situations where there is more than one party bidding on a lot when the bidding stops, you risk losing the lot to another buyer, depending on the order the bids are received by the auctioneer during the course of the live auction. The safest way to ensure you win a lot is to bid live (online, in-house, or by phone). ABSENTEE AND PHONE BIDDING. Absentee and phone bidding are permitted by prospective bidders who cannot be present at the auction. Please complete the Absentee Bid and/or Phone Reservation form. Absentee bids are executed competitively and confidentially. All reservations for phone bidding are held in the strictest confidence and must be received by 5 pm EST the day before the auction. No additional phone bids will be accepted at such time including additions when speaking with a staff person on the phone. Written absentee bids may be submitted on the Absentee Bid Form up to 30 lots before the item comes up for auction. Leaving an absentee or phone bid on a lot indicates your willingness to open the bidding at one half the printed estimate, and gives the auctioneer the authority to open the bidding at that level, or to open the bidding on a lot with a printed reserve at the reserve price. In the case of identical absentee bids, the bid received first will prevail. Bids left on internet portals are not executed until the item is offered in the live auction and the order in which they are received is not a factor. CUT BIDS. We do not accept cut bids, (bids less than the last interval) from the floor or from absentee bidders including phone and internet bidders. Thus, it is possible that a lot could go to another bidder for less than an absentee bid. For example, if the bids are progressing in $10 dollar increments and an absentee falls at a $5 increment we will not take the bid since it is less than the $10 increment. FOLLOWING ARE GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR BIDDING INCREMENTS: $0-$500 by $25 increments $500-$1,000 by $50 increments $1,000 $3,000 by $100 increments $3,000-$5,000 by $250 increments $5,000-$10,000 by $500 increments

$10,000-$30,000 by $1,000 increments $30,000-$50,000 by $2,500 increments $50,000-$100,000 by $5,000 increments $100,000-$200,000 by $10,000 increments Above $200,000 auctioneers discretion

HIGHEST BIDDER. The highest bidder as determined by the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. In the case of a disputed bid, the auctioneer shall have sole discretion in determining the Buyer and may also, at his or her election, withdraw the Property or reoffer the Property for sale. The auctioneer shall have sole discretion to refuse any bid, or refuse to acknowledge any bidder. At such time as the auctioneer has declared Property sold to a given Buyer, said Buyer thereupon assumes full risk and responsibility for the Property, agrees to sign any requested confirmation of purchase, and agrees to pay the full price, plus Buyers Premium, therefore or such part, upon such terms as MC may require. PAYMENT. PAYMENT. Payment is due within 7 business days. Payment must be made by cash, approved check, or wire transfer. We also accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Paypal for invoices totaling under $5,000. Credit card transactions will not be accepted for international clients. MC reserves the right to require bank checks for purchases over $5,000. Personal checks will be acceptable only if credit has been established with MC or if a bank authorization has been received guaranteeing a personal check. MC reserves the right to hold Property purchased by personal check until the check has cleared the bank. Buyer agrees to pay MC a handling charge of $25.00 for any check dishonored by the drawee. MC reserves the right to not issue a Buyers number or to withhold merchandise if appropriate credit has not been established. Credit arrangements must be made by the Friday prior to the day of auction so bank statements can be verified. Any bidder that plans on spending in excess of $100,000 should make arrangements with the MC accounting department at least five (5) days in advance of the sale, as a deposit may be required to participate. All Property purchased must be paid for no later than 5 pm EST on the seventh business day following the sale. MC may impose, and the Buyer agrees to pay, a monthly interest charge of 1.5% of the purchase price of any Property not paid by the Buyer within thirty (30) days of the date of sale. MC reserves the right to rescind any sale of Property in the event payment is not received within seven (7) business days of the sale. Credit card payments processed through Liveauctioneers.com may be subject to additional fees. Credit card payments processed by MC are subject to a 3% service fee. BUYERS PREMIUM. A 25% buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price on each lot sold on a house paddle, including telephone and absentee bidding; A 27% buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price on each lot sold on the Material Culture Private Label website; 30% will be added to lots purchased online through Liveauctioneers and Invaluable/AuctionZip. REMOVAL OF PROPERTY. All items must be picked up, or shipping arrangements made, within two weeks of the day of sale. Items not collected or shipped by the 15th day following the sale will incur storage fees at a rate of $10.00 per lot per day regardless of the size or value of the lot. Items not collected by the 30th day following the sale may be sold by MC or sent by MC to a public warehouse at the sole risk of, and charge to, the Buyer and MC may prohibit the Buyer from participating, directly or indirectly, as a bidder or purchaser in any future sale. No Property may be removed from MCs premises until the Buyer has paid in full the purchase price including Buyers premium. MC shall have no liability for any damage to Property left on its premises after the auction. A defaulting Buyer will be deemed to have granted and assigned to MC a continuing security interest of first priority in any Property or money of, or owing to such Buyer in MCs possession, and MC may retain and apply such Property or money as collateral security for the obligations due to MC. MC shall have all of the rights accorded a secured party under the Pennsylvania Uniform Commercial Code. PACKING AND SHIPPING. Buyer agrees that packing and shipping are done at the Buyers risk and that Buyer will pay in advance all packing expenses, materials, carrier fees and insurance charges. Shipping is the sole responsibility of the Buyer. MC will have no liability for any loss or damage to shipped items. Upon request, MC will provide a list of shippers who deliver to destinations within the United States and overseas. TAXES. All purchases are subject to Pennsylvania sales tax unless the Buyer possesses a Pennsylvania sales tax exemption number. Exemption numbers from other states are accepted in Pennsylvania if presented with a business card or letterhead. Dealers, museums, and other qualifying parties can apply for a Pennsylvania exemption number prior to the auction. Buyer is responsible for any and all tariffs, taxes and assessments that might be made on the Property. International Buyers are responsible for tariffs, taxes, or assessments of shipped items to the Buyers country. IMPORT/EXPORT RESTRICTIONS. Some property that is sold at auction can be subject to laws governing export from the United States, such as items that include material from some endangered species. Import restrictions from foreign countries are subject to these same governing laws. Granting of licensing for import or export of Property from local authorities is the sole responsibility of the Buyer. Denial or delay of licensing will not constitute cancellation or delay in payment for the total purchase price of said Property. BUYERS BREACH. If the Buyer breaches any of its obligations under this Agreement, including its obligation to pay in full the purchase price of all Property for which it is the highest successful bidder, MC may exercise all of its rights and remedies under the law including, without limitation, (a) canceling the sale and applying any payments made by the Buyer to the damages caused by the Buyers breach, and/or (b) offering at public auction, without reserve, any lot or item for which the Buyer has failed to pay in full the purchase price, holding the Buyer liable for any deficiency plus all costs of sale. GOVERNING LAW. These conditions of sale shall be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (excluding the laws applicable to conflicts or choice of law). The Buyer agrees that any suit for the enforcement of this Agreement may be brought, and any action against MC in connection with the transactions contemplated by this Agreement shall be brought, in the courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or any federal court sitting therein. The Buyer consents to the nonexclusive jurisdiction of such courts and waives objections that it may now or hereafter have to the venue of any such suit. AMENDMENTS TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS. No claimed modification or amendment of this Agreement on the part of any party shall be deemed extant, enforceable or provable unless it is in writing that has been signed by the parties to this Agreement. No course of dealing and no delay or omission on the part of MC in exercising any right under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver of such right or any other right and waiver on any one or more occasions shall not be construed as a bar to or waiver of any right or remedy of MC on any future occasion. © 2023 Material Culture, All Rights Reserved

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