Antique Oriental Rugs & Objects/ Paintings

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Antique Oriental Rugs & Objects/ Paintings

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Offering an assortment of antique rugs, flat weaves, pile bags and bag faces, in addition to objects d'art and paintings/lithographs

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Ersari Turkmen Hat, Turkmen Embroidery, Central Asia: A colorful hat consisting of silk thread on a linen ground cloth. These are domestic textiles never intended for the open marketplace in the West. Collectible/decorative Central Asian textile art.

0001: Ersari Turkmen Hat, Turkmen Embroidery, Central AsiaEst. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia.: A fragment of must have been a very impressive embroidery. The design is rather large scale, the colors all derived from natural dyes. Embroidery was practiced by the women of all the tribes in

0002: Uzbek Embroidery, Central Asia.Est. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

South Persian Tribal Bag, Qashqai Tribe, circa 1920: Bag faces like this one were once part of a complete saddle bag ("khorjin") of which this is just one of the two. Saddle bags were often made for use as well as for dowry, and undoubtedly this

0003: South Persian Tribal Bag, Qashqai Tribe, circa 1920Est. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Uzbek Silk Velvet Ikat (fragment, mounted), Central Asi: An old, circa 1875, silk velvet ikat fragment. The colors are all derived from natural dyes. The condition is apparent in the photographs, cut, sewn together, some damage. Sewn on to a black

0004: Uzbek Silk Velvet Ikat (fragment, mounted), Central AsiEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

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Indo-Persian Shield or Dhal, 19th century: A painted / lacquered Indian shield or dhal made of animal hide, possibly rhino hide(?). Painted on reverse side with design in gold on the edges. Condition - As pictured, some wear due to age and

0005: Indo-Persian Shield or Dhal, 19th centuryEst. US$300-US$400

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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. US$120-US$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. US$500-US$700Lot Passed

Uzbek Embroidery or Suzani, Central Asia: 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 or Suzani, Central AsiaEst. US$700-US$900Lot Passed

Caucasian Sumak Kilim: A large, worn sumak with a saturated palette and nice designs. The condition is apparent in the photographs, worn, no holes, no stains, no repairs. All the colors are derived from natural dyes.

0009: Caucasian Sumak KilimEst. US$1,400-US$1,700Lot 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. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

Baluch Bag Face, SE Persia: Dating to the late 19th century, this 'balisht' or pillow cover was made, presumably for dowry, as one of a pair. All the colors are derived from natural dyes. SIZE 1'7" x 2'8"

0011: Baluch Bag Face, SE PersiaEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

Turkmen (?) Trapping, Central Asia: A Turkmen weaving from Central Asia, once used as a bag that was folded on either end and had a 'bottom' flat woven bottom to the bag, which accounts for the fold lines in the weaving. All the

0012: Turkmen (?) Trapping, Central AsiaEst. US$75-US$125Lot Passed

Uzbek Silk Ikat (fragment), 19th C.: The process of ikat weaving is fasciating as each individual silk thread is dyed before the weaving process. The strands of silk are tied off and dip dyed in different dye baths, yielding multiple

0013: Uzbek Silk Ikat (fragment), 19th C.Est. US$375-US$525Lot 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. US$800-US$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. US$300-US$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. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Kirghiz Embroidered Felt Bag ("OkBosh"), Central Asia: A rare embroidered bag made by the Kyrgyz of Central Asia, probably the Wakhan Corriodor of NE Afghanistan (Central Asia). It consists of dark brown wool embroidery and white cotton (outlining) on a

0017: Kirghiz Embroidered Felt Bag ("OkBosh"), Central AsiaEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Kirghiz / Kyrgyz Felt Bag - "OkBosh": An embroidered felt bag called an 'okbosh', used to decorate camels during the wedding procession bearing a bride to her wedding. It consists of brown wool embroidery and white cotton embroidered

0018: Kirghiz / Kyrgyz Felt Bag - "OkBosh"Est. US$275-US$450Lot Passed

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. US$1,200-US$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. US$400-US$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. US$450-US$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. US$350-US$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. US$400-US$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. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

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