Gary Beecham Woven Textile Vessel

Gary Beecham (American, b. 1955) Geometric Textile Vessel, 1981 blown glass signed 'Gary Beecham' and dated H 7 x Dia 7 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. The Collection of Philip and Judith

Gary Beecham (American, b. 1955) Color Study Vessel, 1983 blown glass etched Gary Beecham 1983 "Color Study Vessel" to underside Height 4 3/4 x diameter 10 inches

Gary Beecham (American, born 1955). "Color Study Vessel". 1983. Glass. Signed underside: "Gary Beecham, 1983 © "Color Study Vessel". Height 6 3/4", diameter 9 3/4".

Hand blown art glass vase by NC artist Gary Beecham (American b. 1955) titled "Color Study Vessel". This tear drop shaped vase has colored glass fixed into clear glass which makes for an lively reflec

Pre-Columbian, Peru (North Coast), Moche Culture, ca. 3rd to 5th century CE. A fantastic mold-made portrait vessel showing a figure holding a large panel of woven textile with a geometric pattern. He

"Color Study Vessel", clear cased multicolor glass paperweight bowl, signed and dated 1988 on base, 4 3/4" high, 9 3/4" diam. Good condition.

Gary Beecham (American b. 1955) hand blown art glass bowl titled "Color Study Vessel". This shallow footed bowl has a colorful pattern encapsulated in clear glass. It is signed by the artist with the

Strip of a Pre-Columbian Andean woven textile, the orange and magenta dyes maintaining their glowing intensity, offered together with a small early pottery vessel with round base and narrow neck with

TEXTILE: Blue wool and white cotton jacquard-woven coverlet, c. 1830s, with a design throughout the field of birds feeding baby birds in a nest, and a vessel with a pineapple and flower, border design

Gary Beecham (American b. 1955), "Red Shift XVIII", 2008, circular clear glass disc with various colored canes radiating outwards, having an etched signature, title, and date to glass, accompanied by

Dimensions: 23.5 yards Condition: As found.

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Sican/Lambayeque, ca. 10th to 11th century CE. A fine funerary mask made of copper with a woven textile adornment. The mask is of a rectangular shape, hammered from th

Margo Wolowiec (American b. 1985) Woven TextileWoven wool abstract design.52in. x 72in."I have always been interested in textiles ability to hold information and act as an index of time and place

(North Carolina, born 1955) Ice Blue Cutback #2, etched signature "Gary Beecham" to base, titled, and dated "1989", shaped spherical form, having internal millefiori decoration in blue, green, white,

Pre-Columbian, central coast Peru, Chancay, ca. 1000 to 1470 CE. A mummy bundle false head made from woven textile of plain weave cotton and a painted case; the front mask is decorated with an express

Gary Beecham (American, b. 1955) and Mary Lynn White , "Concentric Stars", 1990, heavy blown glass, multi-colored canes, footed base, signed, h. 7 in., dia. 7 3/4 in Provenance: Maurine Littleton, Was

Antique Bhutanese Woven Textile. Textile, probably used as raincoat, of cotton tabby cloth, supplementary weft inlay, early 20th Century. Size: 9.5'' x 36'', (24 x 91 cm). Provenance: Ex. Roger Hollan

Antique Persian hand woven textile blend tapestry characterized by intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Represents a fusion of artistic traditions and craftsmanship from the Persian region, known fo

Heavy hand spun cotton tubular skirt with supplementary weft bands of horses, fish, and a third geometric motif, with many smaller bands with geometric motifs. Mostly blue and white, with brown. Upper

Sumba Island woven textile panel with bird, butterfly, human and other patterns created via a technique known as supplementary warp weaving and edged with ikat patterning, Indonesia, 20th c. Size: 105

Unusual fragmentary textile. Middle eastern, figures. unknown date. 29 x 17 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

Initialed EH. "Kevatsunnunta- Vorzondag" (Easter Day) written on cloth tag. signed in cipher. 16 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches

**Originally Listed At $750** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Nazca / Paracas, ca. 400 to 800 CE. A vibrant woven textile cap decorated with multicolor alternating bands. The threads are made from camelid wool,

(American, b.1955). 1988, signed and noted "Alshart + Heulel" on verso, 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. Collection of Helen Canzoneri