Saput Nobleman's Skirtcloth, Bali, Indonesia, Late 19th/20th C.

Saput Nobleman's Skirtcloth, Bali, Indonesia, Late 19th/20th C. Silk weft ikat and gold thread supplementary weft weave. Size: 5'8'' x 3'8'' (173 x 112 cm).

Iket Kepala, Nobleman's Headcloth, Palembang, Sumatra, Indonesia, Late 19th/20th C. Silk weft ikat and gold thread supplementary weft weave. Size: 2'11'' x 2'10'' (89 x 86 cm).

Tulis Batik Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, Late 19th C. Sarong, skirt cloth of commercial tabby woven cotton with decoration in hand drawn (tulis) wax resist (batik). The design is a repeat of large garuda w

Ceremonial skirt cloth / Bali, Indonesia, silk, weft ikat, supp. weft, early 20th C. Size: 54" x 44" (137 x 112 cm).

Ceremonial Skirt Cloth, Bali, Indonesia, silk, weft ikat, supp. weft, early 20th C. Size: 57" x 49" (145 x 124 cm).

Balinese Silk Songket With Gold Thread, Singaraja, Bali, Early 20th C. Nobleman's ceremonial hip cloth, "saput songket" with red and white checkered ground and songket on the ends. Balinese black and

Indonesia, Bali or Java, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A finely carved and exquisitely painted sculpture depicting a graceful pair of apsara (or bidadari in Indonesian/Malay) figures, dresse

Indonesia, Bali or Java, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An early, hand-carved wooden mask with bulging red and black eyes, a leering mouth with huge canines that extend down the chin, a gloss

Indonesia, Bali or Java, ca. late 19th century CE. This is a hand carved wood mask with wide, staring eyes and a pronounced pointed nose. The face is painted pink, with black and red details. Atop the

Kain Panjang, skirt cloth from the Kraton in Solo. Ceplok style. Medium: Tulis and cap batik on commercial cotton, Indonesia, late 19th century. Provenance: The Roger Hollander Collection. Size: 94''

Group of 3 talismanic textiles from Bali, Lombok, and Nusa Penida including a sacred blue and white checkerboard motif "saput poleng" in cotton, a cotton hand loomed loincloth, and a woven silk textil

Balinese Kamasan art, hand painted pigment on a large cotton canvas, circa 1875 in the folk art style of late 19th Century Indonesia. A scene from the Mahabharata, one of the two major Sanskrit epics

ASIAN: Chinese blue silk embroidered robe, late 19th/ 20th C., with five claw dragon motif in gold thread, cloud and wave motifs, linear gold thread embroidery near hem, black silk sleeves with green-

Six Syrian chairs, late 19th/ 20th C., intricately carved reticulated wooden frame inlaid with mother of pearl geometric design, striped silk upholstered seats in cream and yellow, wear consistent wit

Tulis Batik Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1900-1925. Skirt cloth of commercial tabby woven cotton with decoration in hand drawn (tulis) wax resist (batik). The design is a grid of medallions in a formati

LATE 19TH & 20TH C. HORSE BRASSES LOT OF 150+ Lot of 150+ late 19th and early 20th century English and American horse brasses. Geometric, figural, and animal designs. Sizes vary, but range from approx

Late 19th / 20th c. Coalport fine pair of turquoise jewelled vases painted with Loch scenes, green mark. 20cm high

Tulis Batik "Kain Panjang" Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1900. Kain panjang skirt cloth of commercial cotton tabby with patterning in hand drawn (tulis) wax resist (batik) with dense coloration and India

ASIAN: Pair of ornately decorated Chinese cabinets, late 19th/ 20th C., painted wood frame with allover gilt and hand-painted polychrome decoration, five carved panels to front with genre scenes, stam

3 Ceremonial Ship Cloth/Tampan Style Textiles, Indonesia, Late 20th C. 1) Ceremonial Ship Cloth/Tampan Style Textile, Indonesia, Late 20th C. Supplementary weft on handspun cotton; natural dyes. Depic

Pair large Chinese blue and white lidded jars, Late 19th/20th c., of baluster form, decorated with scrolling dragons on a floral ground, lids with dome handles and decorated with flowers, blue undergl

Pair Napoleon III giltwood rope-twist chairs, Late 19th/20th c., paisley wool upholstery, tufted seat and horseshoe backrest, raised on knotted rope and tassel-form legs joined by conforming stretcher

Japanese Byobu 6-panel painted screen, decorated with extensive and detailed battle scenes, late 19th/20th C, textile linen surround, lacquer frame, each panel 66 1/4" x 24 1/2"

Room-size Oushak carpet, Late 19th/20th c., approx. 14'6 x 13'1