Moroccan Chefchaouen Embroidery

Moroccan Chefchaouen Embroidery, fourth quarter 19th century, of traditional rectangular form, central geometric motif in navy rendered in dense plait stitch, flanked by colorful squares of abstracted

A Group of Eight Moroccan Embroideries, Including from Azemmour Early 20th Century. 74 in. x 9 in., the largest. 74 in. x 9 in., the largest 74 in. x 9 in. 24 in. x 10 in. 22 in. x 10 1/2 in. 54 in. x

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

Antique Moroccan Fez Embroidery, black and cream embroidered textile. 43.25'', 110 cm (length); 42'', 107 cm (width).

Antique Moroccan Rabat Embroidery. Size: 46'', 117 cm (length); 18'', 46 cm (width).

Antique Moroccan Silk Embroidery, silk on cotton grounds. Size: 10" x 98" (25 x 249 cm).

Antique Berber Moroccan Kilim Embroidery Rug 7'4''x3'7''. A red field geometric two-part embroidery with geometric ''X'' motifs. Some slight edge tearing with scattered small hole repairs. 19th centur

A Group of Thirteen Moroccan Fex Embroideries Early 20th Century Red Indigo Purple Polychrome Aubergine Red Red and Blue Red Orange Red Gold Indigo Red 47 1/2 in. x 13 1/2 in., the largest 47 1/2 in.

AntiqueBrightly Colored Moroccan Heavy Textile With Embroidery. Approximately 67.5L x 34.25W in.

Vintage brown velvet Moroccan kaftan with satin lining and intricate embroidery done in metallic gold thread. 18" across shoulders, 22" length of arms, 59" length from back of collar to floor.

2 Vintage Moroccan Striped Flatweave Women's Shawls With Embroidery. The embroidered portion would have been worn on the woman's head. Size: 1) 4' x 4'2'' (122 x 127 cm); 2) 3'11'' x 4'6'' (119 x 137

Moroccan Pink Embroidered Curtain, Early 20th C. This textile is made of silk brocade, elegantly adorned with silk embroidery. Size: 131'' x 67'' (333 x 170 cm). Provenance: Ex Yosi Barzilai collectio

Moroccan Mixed Weave Rug, wool, mid 20th c; combination of hand-knotted pile, kilim, and embroidery: 6'10'' x 10'2'' (208 x 310 cm). 31 lbs.

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 flora

Middle Atlas Moroccan Rug: 6'5" x 9'5" (196 x 287 cm), modern, hand-woven with Mediterranean Dwarf Palm fiber and wool embroidery. Prov: private Colorado collection.

A very appealing semi-antique Moroccan flat weave carpet with jajim type figural embroidery. The rug is room size and has the original braided fringe intact. A visually enchanting carpet. Likely 2nd h

Middle Atlas Moroccan Rug: 3'3" x 5'9" (100 x 174 cm), modern, hand-woven with Mediterranean Dwarf Palm fiber and wool embroidery. Prov: private Colorado collection.

Middle Atlas Moroccan Rug: 4' x 6'1" (123 x 186 cm), modern, hand-woven with Mediterranean Dwarf Palm fiber and wool embroidery. Prov: private Colorado collection.

Middle Atlas Moroccan Rug: 3'6" x 5'11" (107 x 180 cm), modern, hand-woven with Mediterranean Dwarf Palm fiber and wool embroidery. Prov: private Colorado collection.

Middle Atlas Moroccan Rug: 4'6" x 7'8" (138 x 233 cm), modern, hand-woven with Mediterranean Dwarf Palm fiber and wool embroidery. Prov: private Colorado collection.

Lot of 3 Moroccan Textiles; 2 Atlas Mountain Shawls & Bridal Shawl. Lovely lot of Moroccan handmade textiles, including 2 white shawls with multicolor embroidery, and a long green shawl with white fri

With ankle length or full length sleeveless dress ornately decorated in gilt beading and embroidery and overdress or caftan also ornately decorated in gilt beading and embroidery. Has a belt.

Zemmour textile, embroidery in brown, orange and black, first half of the 20th century, Morocco, North Africa, 87" x 43" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Zemmour textile, banded embroidery in yellow, orange and black and withfringing, first half of the 20th century, Morocco, North Africa, 72" x 40" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould,