Rugs, Weavings, Textiles, Objects, Paintings 2016-12-10 Auction - 105 Price Results - The Source Auctions in LA
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Turkmen Chuval, Central Asia, 19th C., 3'6" x 2'6"Shahsevan Sumak Bag Face, NW Persia, circa 1900Shasevan Bag Face, NW Persia, 19th C
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Collectible rugs, various weavings and textiles from Asia in addition to paintings/objects.
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Baluch Balisht, SE Persia: Balisht are originally conceived as ‘pillow covers’, made for dowry to celebrate the marriage of a young woman. As with many dowry weavings, the quality of the weaving as determined by the women
0001: Baluch Balisht, SE PersiaEst. $250-$650
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Uzbek Flat Weave, Central Asia, circa 1900,: A beautifully colored weaving from Central Asia. The color combination is quite striking, with a nice clear green, iridescent blue, unfaded yellow, apricot and madder red. Such weavings were made for
0002: Uzbek Flat Weave, Central Asia, circa 1900,Est. $300-$600
Shahsevan Kilim, NE Persia, circa 1900,: An extraordinarily colorful example of weaving from Northwest Persia. The harmonious combination of color is accentuated by the bold lines spanning the width of this glorious weaving. The golden
0003: Shahsevan Kilim, NE Persia, circa 1900,Est. $2,000-$2,500Lot Passed
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Quchan Kurd Embroidered Hat, NE Persia, circa 1920: An embroidered hat from the Kurdish people of Northeast Persia, living in the Quchan area of that region. The hat consist of silk embroidery on a cotton ground cloth. The condition is good with no
0004: Quchan Kurd Embroidered Hat, NE Persia, circa 1920Est. $120-$170
Baluch Bag Face, W. Afghanistan: Antique Baluch bag face from west Afghanistan, that was once one half of a donkey bag or "khorjin". The compartmented field containing four "memlinc' gols (named after the Renaissance painter, Hans
0005: Baluch Bag Face, W. AfghanistanEst. $175-$350Lot Passed
Ningxia Mat, N. China, lt 19th/circa 1900,: A small weaving from north China, with a very decorative design depicting trees, rocks and a temple like structure. The colors are all derived from natural dyes and the condition, evident in the
0006: Ningxia Mat, N. China, lt 19th/circa 1900,Est. $120-$150Lot Passed
Uzbek Velvet Ikat, Central Asia, 19th C.,: The technique of silk velvet ikat weaving remains a mystery to many, as it is such a rare manner of weaving. This technique is confined to the 2nd half of the 19th century, no earlier and no later
0007: Uzbek Velvet Ikat, Central Asia, 19th C.,Est. $500-$700Lot Passed
Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, early 20th C,: A large, beautiful Central Asian embroidery. These large Suzanis or embroideries were used as wall hangings in the urban and village homes of these people living in Central Asia.It consists of silk
0008: Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, early 20th C,Est. $700-$900Lot Passed
Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, early 20thC.,: A Classic Central Asian embroidery consisting of silk embroidery on a purple silk ground. These embroideries were made to be decorative hangings in their homes and occasionally made as dowry
0009: Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, early 20thC.,Est. $500-$700Lot Passed
Embroidered Game Board, Rajasthan, 20thC,: From Rajasthan, INDIA, early 20th centuryThe marketplace for embroidery from India is rather full, with many examples of different types of tribal textiles being shown. Few, though, are as
0010: Embroidered Game Board, Rajasthan, 20thC,Est. $200-$400Lot Passed
Embroidery, Hungary, early 20thC.,: A decorative wall-hanging, used decoratively in Hungarian homes as one would use a Central Asian Suzani (embroidery). The designs and palette are extremely decorative, and easy to assimilate into any
0011: Embroidery, Hungary, early 20thC.,Est. $500-$700Lot Passed
Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, 1970s,: An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or bed spread. The suzani consist of silk embroidery on a cotton ground cloth. Central Asian
0012: Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, 1970s,Est. $500-$700Lot Passed
Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, 1930s: An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or bed spread. The suzani consists of silk embroidery on a 100% silk ground cloth. Central Asian
0013: Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia, 1930sEst. $500-$700Lot Passed
Shahsevan Kilim, NE Persia, circa 1900: A decorative, very colorful flat-weave or "Kilim" from NW Persia, with a compelling design consisting of stripes of color alternating with bands of simple design. The format is Classic for
0014: Shahsevan Kilim, NE Persia, circa 1900Est. $800-$1,200Lot Passed
Uzbek Flat Weave/Kilim, Central Asia, 1900: An Uzbek flat weave or kilim, from Central Asia, woven in long strips that are then cut and sewn together to form a floor covering. This is a traditional manner of weaving among the Uzbeks of
0015: Uzbek Flat Weave/Kilim, Central Asia, 1900Est. $300-$500Lot Passed
Baluch Pile Trapping, SE Persia, 19th century: These animal bands from the Baluch weavers of SE Persia, often reflect a very codified and consistent design pool but this one differs and while probably not unique, it is a very rare design. It is
0016: Baluch Pile Trapping, SE Persia, 19th centuryEst. $200-$300Lot Passed
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Turkmen Chuval, Central Asia, 19th C.: “Chuvals” are large bags woven, presumably in many cases, for dowry purposes. They would have been utilized as storage bags, attached to the lattice walls of the traditional yurt.The design is a
0017: Turkmen Chuval, Central Asia, 19th C.Est. $300-$500
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Tibet Horse Trapping, late 19th C.: An unusual animal trapping, used on the foreheads of the lead animal in a pack train of animals used to transport goods across the vast expanse of the harsh environs of the plateau.This example is
0018: Tibet Horse Trapping, late 19th C.Est. $75-$135
Turkmen Chuval, Central Asia, late 19th C.: The Turkmen made many chuvals over the course of their long history, replete with changes in style as well as tastes for color.This is surely a “later” example of the type, yet it retains many
0019: Turkmen Chuval, Central Asia, late 19th C.Est. $1,200-$1,500Lot Passed
Kilim Fragment, Anatolia, 18th C.,: A colorful example of weaving from central Anatolia, exhibiting a rare design with glowing colors.The condition is obvious, but the weaving is professionally mounted on a linen cloth and is suitable
0020: Kilim Fragment, Anatolia, 18th C.,Est. $400-$600Lot Passed
Turkmen Trapping, Central Asia, 19th C.: An elaborately decorated long trapping that would have been used on the flanks and side of a camel during the wedding procession. Made in pairs, they would be used as a pair on a single camel
0021: Turkmen Trapping, Central Asia, 19th C.Est. $450-$650Lot Passed
Uzbek Flat Weave/Kilim, Central Asia, 1900,: A lovely weaving with an incredibly saturated palette, consisting of what look like all natural dyes. The designs appear to be a combination of ornaments symbolizing jewelry and ancient talismans as
0022: Uzbek Flat Weave/Kilim, Central Asia, 1900,Est. $350-$550Lot Passed
Uzbek Silk Ikat Panel, Central Asia, 19th C,: A 3 1/2 foot long ski ikat panel from Central Asia, probably the Bokhara region populated by Uzbeks. The panel is in good condition, the dyes all derived from natural dyes, no stains or repairs. The
0023: Uzbek Silk Ikat Panel, Central Asia, 19th C,Est. $400-$550Lot Passed
Vintage Silk Emboirdered Dress - Middle Eastern, 1940s: An elegant embroidered silk/satin middle eastern dress for a woman.The condition is good, and the look is rather striking! It put on like one would with jacket, open in front and requires a belt to
0024: Vintage Silk Emboirdered Dress - Middle Eastern, 1940sEst. $200-$300Lot Passed