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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Turkmen Trapping, Central Asia, lt 19th C.: A Saryk Turkmen trapping used for decorating the flanks of a camel during the wedding procession bearing a young Turkmen woman to her marriage. The condition is good, with no holes or repair. The

0025: Turkmen Trapping, Central Asia, lt 19th C.Est. US$300-US$400

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Kyrgyz Flat Weave, Central Asia, 1900: Attributions for many Central Asian textiles, including flat weaves, pile rugs and silk textiles are difficult to know with any certainty. Woven in a style loosely called (and occasionally misused)

0026: Kyrgyz Flat Weave, Central Asia, 1900Est. US$350-US$550Lot Passed

Uzbek or Kyrgyz Patchwork Textile - "Korak": Central Asian "Korak" Patchwork, Silk/Cotton, Central Asia, 1940s(?), SIZE- 2'10" x 2'10" These textiles are composed of the fragments of textiles, and were apparently used by the Kirghiz and

0027: Uzbek or Kyrgyz Patchwork Textile - "Korak"Est. US$150-US$300Lot Passed

Afghan Kilim, E. Afghanistan, circa 1900: n excellent example of a rare type of weaving from E. Afghanistan. These kilims are called "Mokhari" kilims in the marketplaces of Asia, referring to the marketplace in which they are found and

0028: Afghan Kilim, E. Afghanistan, circa 1900Est. US$1,700-US$2,000Lot Passed

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Tibetan Silver "Gau" Box: An elaborately crafted Tibetan 'gau' box, worn suspended around the neck in which prayers on paper or small images of the Buddha are kept, while circumambulating holy spots. It comes with a silk

0029: Tibetan Silver "Gau" BoxEst. US$80-US$125

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Baluch Salt Bag, SE Persia 1900: A flat woven Baluch salt bag from Southeast Persia, used for rock salt (not granular salt as we use in the West), and made for dowry, which helps to explain the good condition. These are not really

0030: Baluch Salt Bag, SE Persia 1900Est. US$150-US$250

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Kirghiz Pile Band, Central Asia, circa 1920: A rare full pile band, part of something much longer, and representing an art form that has long since disappeared from the steppes of Central Asia. Such pile bands were often woven in great

0031: Kirghiz Pile Band, Central Asia, circa 1920Est. US$150-US$250Lot Passed

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Persian Tribal Bag: Possibly Luri, a long bag face or trapping from w. Persia. All natural dyes. The condition is obvious, some wear, some damage, minimally fragmented. SIZE - 3' x 1'7"

0032: Persian Tribal BagEst. US$50-US$80

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Baluch Bag, NE Persia, 19th C: An old and worn 'chanteh' (personal bag) from the Baluch weavers of NE Persia. The condition is one of overall even wear, with some foundation showing - see detail images. 1'2" x 2'

0033: Baluch Bag, NE Persia, 19th CEst. US$125-US$200Lot Passed

Khamseh / South Persian Tribal Rug, circa 1925: An extremely decorative and lovely example of weaving from south Persia, a tribal rug attributable to the Khamseh Confederacy. The rug is in good condition with no holes, repair or re-weaves. The

0034: Khamseh / South Persian Tribal Rug, circa 1925Est. US$1,200-US$1,500Lot Passed

Kurd(?) Bag Face, NE Persia: The structure seems to suggest a Quchan Kurd region weaving or perhaps just Kurds located in NE Persia. The condition is excellent with virtually full pile, no holes, no stains, no repair. The colors

0035: Kurd(?) Bag Face, NE PersiaEst. US$250-US$350Lot Passed

Baluch Bag Face, NE Persia, 19th C.: A Mina Khani design bag face from NE Persia, good condition with no holes or repairs. The presence of random tertiary elements floating around the field give it a dynamic appeal that is not always

0036: Baluch Bag Face, NE Persia, 19th C.Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

Himalayan Mask from Nepal, 19th C.: An old, primitive mask made in Nepal. The patina on the surface of the wood indicates good age. The condition is good, no damage, no repair. SIZE - 9" height

0037: Himalayan Mask from Nepal, 19th C.Est. US$1,200-US$1,500Lot Passed

Middle Eastern Silk Brocade Coat - circa 1900: A beautiful Middle Eastern woman's dress made of a hand-loomed silk brocade cloth with beautiful colors, in virtually mint condition, complete with lovely trim on the edges (see detail images of the

0038: Middle Eastern Silk Brocade Coat - circa 1900Est. US$650-US$850Lot Passed

OLD Middle Eastern Hand Made Beaded Hat: An antique beaded hat from Syria, hand made, with glass beads on a cotton/linen ground.

0039: OLD Middle Eastern Hand Made Beaded HatEst. US$75-US$125Lot Passed

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Tekke Turkmen Embroidered Bag, circa 1900,: An elaborately embroidered personal bag or "bokche", made by a Tekke Turkmen woman in the at the end of the 19th century or possibly later in the earliest period of the 20th century.The bag consists

0040: Tekke Turkmen Embroidered Bag, circa 1900,Est. US$150-US$200

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Mughal Embroidered Hat, India: N. India, circa 1740, 1'1" x 9" A man's cap from North India, circa 1740. Silk embroidery on cotton.Excellent condition.

0041: Mughal Embroidered Hat, IndiaEst. US$3,500-US$4,500Lot Passed

Indian Embroidery, Gujarat, early 20th C.,: A colorful and whimsically designed silk floss embroidery fragment depicting riders on multi colored elephants with plant like forms or floral sprays above.The textile is sewn onto a linen ground

0042: Indian Embroidery, Gujarat, early 20th C.,Est. US$145-US$200Lot Passed

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Uzbek Bag Face, Afghanistan, early 20th C.: A colorful early 20th century Uzbek flat weave, once part of a complete double sided donkey bag ('khorjin'), from north Afghanistan in the Kunduz region. The weaving technique is a complex one and

0043: Uzbek Bag Face, Afghanistan, early 20th C.Est. US$80-US$125

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Checkerboard Rug, Tibet, circa 1900: A rare checkerboard rug from Tibet with a simple, decorative palette composed of natural dyes.The condition is good, there is slight wear (see detail images) but overall good condition. No holes no

0045: Checkerboard Rug, Tibet, circa 1900Est. US$1,750-US$2,250Lot Passed

Khmer Ikat Temple Hanging, Cambodia, 1970: Pidan, or ‘bitan’ as it is often pronounced, is a very special, elaborately designed pictorial silk textile used in Buddhist temples. The word pidan can be translated as ‘ceiling’ and these

0046: Khmer Ikat Temple Hanging, Cambodia, 1970Est. US$250-US$350Lot Passed

Mazandaran Kilim, N. Persia, 1950: An extremely fine weave seems to be the distinctive characteristic of this visually engaging group of kilims from northern Iran. These were used as "covers," used to keep bedding and/or clothing

0047: Mazandaran Kilim, N. Persia, 1950Est. US$700-US$900Lot Passed

Baluch Kilim, SE Persia, 19th C.: A Baluch long kilim from SE Persia, beautifully decorated with multi colored panels of zig zag design with narrow bands of design between. Finely woven, all the colors are derived from natural dyes.

0048: Baluch Kilim, SE Persia, 19th C.Est. US$1,300-US$1,800Lot Passed

Alejandro Cañedo Painting: ABOUT THE PAINTING - This oil painting is in good condition, a rare and beautiful example of Cañedo's work for which he has earned fame. There is no damage. Please refer to detail image to get

0049: Alejandro Cañedo PaintingEst. US$1,500-US$1,800Lot Passed

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Authenticity: Photos, descriptions have been prepared by experts in the field. All items in this sale are guaranteed authentic. With that said, please contact us if there is an error so that the item can be returned and payment refunded. SHIPPING: You will receive an invoice for your purchase, with the shipping charges at which point payment can be made. Most small weavings and textiles or objects can be delivered via US PRIORITY Mail for US $20 (Including shippinghandling/packing). Larger items cost more and you will receive an invoice with the exact shipping amount. Paintings or pictures will require professional packing/handling, and those charges will be included in the invoice IF you successfully bid on an item and LIVE OUTSIDE THE US, please let us know the destination to which the item must be sent so the shipping costs can be calculated in advance of invoicing.