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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Balinese Painting, 1940s,: Possibly painted as long ago as the 1930s-1940s, a supposition based on the oxidation evident on the back of the canvas (see detail images), this may have been painted in the artist community of

0050: Balinese Painting, 1940s,Est. US$850-US$1,250Lot Passed

Nepalese Wood Mask, 19th c.: A highly patinated "primitive" mask from the Himalayas in Nepal. The patination on the surface indicates significant use and age. The condition is as pictured, but one cannot see that the right ear

0051: Nepalese Wood Mask, 19th c.Est. US$1,000-US$1,200Lot Passed

Yomut Turkmen Bag Face (chuval), 19th C.: A Central Asian Yomut Turkmen 'chuval' (large storage bag for use inside a tent), with good colors, all derived from natural dyes. The design is more often seen in flat woven bags rather than more

0052: Yomut Turkmen Bag Face (chuval), 19th C.Est. US$300-US$600Lot Passed

Anatolian Bag Face, 19th C.: A colorful Anatolian flat woven bag face, The condition is apparent in the photographs, some wear with color missing from the design.All the colors are derived from natural dyes. 2'11" x 1' 5"

0053: Anatolian Bag Face, 19th C.Est. US$50-US$100Lot Passed

Yomut Chuval (Fragment), 19th C.: An old fragmented Yomut Turkmen chuval (large storage bag) with a beautiful old design. The age is good, and the condition is apparent in the photographs. Fragmented, some wear to the pile in

0054: Yomut Chuval (Fragment), 19th C.Est. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

Veramin Bag Face, N. Persia, 1900: A bag face or trapping/torba from N. Persia. It measures 3'4" x 1'2". All the colors are derived from natural dyes.The condition is ok, there is repair to the midnight blue field on the right side,

0055: Veramin Bag Face, N. Persia, 1900Est. US$275-US$475Lot Passed

Uzbek Flat Weave, circa 1900: An extremely colorful weaving with an extraordinary presence. Given the simplicity of design, the multi-colored stripes of color contribute to a very pleasing aesthetic. Such weavings were made as

0056: Uzbek Flat Weave, circa 1900Est. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

Tibetan Seating Mat - Small Rug from Tibet: A graphic and boldly designed small mat for seating special guests. Good dyes (the red in the medallion MAY be mixed with a synthetic red), beautiful ground color, lovely design! Wool pile with

0057: Tibetan Seating Mat - Small Rug from TibetEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

$Uzbek Tie Dye SIlk Textile, 1970s: A tie dyed silk \"plangi\"" (can be used as a scarf or a hanging), composed of 100% handloomed silk, hand dyed, in good condition.The condition is good, with no holes or repair. SIZE - 4'10"" x$

0058: Uzbek Tie Dye SIlk Textile, 1970sEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

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Uzbek Bag Face, circa 1900: A brilliantly colored, fragmented Uzbek bag face. An old and very beautiful weaving in spite of the obvious issues with condition. The design, the ubiquitous ‘dyrnak’ gol adapted from Turkmen

0059: Uzbek Bag Face, circa 1900Est. US$50-US$100

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Ersari Turkmen Trapping, late 19th C.: A colorful Ersari trapping with an unusual design, good colors all derived from natural dyes. The condition is good (no holes, no stains, no repair). SIZE - 4'3" x 1'5"

0060: Ersari Turkmen Trapping, late 19th C.Est. US$600-US$800Lot Passed

Kyrgyz (Kirghiz) Applique, circa 1900: An applique composed of woolen felt trade cloth from Central Asia. This textile has been executed with a balance of both design and color that transcends most other comparable examples. Composed of

0061: Kyrgyz (Kirghiz) Applique, circa 1900Est. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

Uzbek Embroidery (Lakai?): An excellent cross stitch embroidery from Central Asia, beautiful colors (all natural dyes). The condition is good (slight signs of age/wear) but no stains, no repair, no damage. SIZE - 11" x 1'8"

0062: Uzbek Embroidery (Lakai?)Est. US$700-US$900Lot Passed

ABORIGINE PAINTING, Australia, circa 1980,: ABOUT THE ARTIST:Born in 1940, Alma Toomath was raised at Roelands Mission near Bunbury, in Western Australia`s South-West, and became the first Aboriginal to attend Bunbury Senior High School. She

0063: ABORIGINE PAINTING, Australia, circa 1980,Est. US$600-US$700Lot Passed

"Swan" by JAMES MARCH PHILLIPS: ABOUT THE ARTIST:James March Phillips could not recall a time when he wasn't interested in drawing and painting nature. His formal art training didn't begin until he was 32 years old when he studied

0064: "Swan" by JAMES MARCH PHILLIPSEst. US$125-US$150Lot Passed

Uzbek Flat Weave, Central Asia, 19th C: Flat-weaves of this type are quite rare, though on the surface, this may just seem like another gajari type weaving. The word “gajari” refers to the technique of weaving, rather than anything

0065: Uzbek Flat Weave, Central Asia, 19th CEst. US$700-US$1,000Lot Passed

Water Container, Morocco, 10" tall: A gracefully executed metal water container, possibly for ceremonial use with "holy water", from Morocco(?), with an inscription on the bottom in both Arabic and English (see detail image). It stands

0066: Water Container, Morocco, 10" tallEst. US$80-US$125Lot Passed

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Water Color Painting, Artist - SADOCK: A charming and colorful watercolor painting by Sadock (signed), done in a style one would call "orientalist", as it certainly romanticises the spirit of the Orient in a painting that may very well

0067: Water Color Painting, Artist - SADOCKEst. US$100-US$125

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Uzbek Ikat Panel, 19th Century: Ikat weaving is a complex technique which involves dyeing the strands of silk (or cotton, if that is the material) before weaving and upon completion of the weaving process, the design is formed.

0068: Uzbek Ikat Panel, 19th CenturyEst. US$900-US$1,200Lot Passed

Baluch Flat Weave, circa 1900-20: An long, narrow shaped weaving that may have once been a bag of some sort, a grain bag perhaps? The size is perfect for use as short runner in our homes, or even as a table runner on a long dining

0069: Baluch Flat Weave, circa 1900-20Est. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

Kashmir Shawl Fragment, 18th C.,: An early and quite beautifully woven wool textile fragment from north India and the region of Kashmir. Apparently, under the stewardship of the Moguls of India, master weavers and craftsmen were

0070: Kashmir Shawl Fragment, 18th C.,Est. US$1,500-US$1,800Lot Passed

Yomut Turkmen Bag Face ( Chuval ), early 20th C: An early 20th century chuval (large storage bag) from Turkmenistan, finely woven, no damage. The condition is good with no holes, repair or stains. SIZE - 3' 11" x 2' 10"

0071: Yomut Turkmen Bag Face ( Chuval ), early 20th CEst. US$250-US$350Lot Passed

Middle Eastern Ikat Woman's Jacket, circa 1900: An elegant woman's jacket composed of hand-loomed ikat material. It would look nice mounted on linen stretched over a wooden frame, hanging on a wall. Great decorative value as well as "collectible",

0072: Middle Eastern Ikat Woman's Jacket, circa 1900Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

Baluch Bag Face, SE Persia, circa 1900: A colorful balisht / pillow cover, with an unusual compartmented design. The condition is very good, with no holes, repair or staining. The colors are all derived from natural dyes. SIZE - 1'7" x

0073: Baluch Bag Face, SE Persia, circa 1900Est. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

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