West African Woven Pedestal Bowl Earthtones & Alaska Woven Spiral Dish

This group of West African hand woven baskets include: a handled large round basket with a lid from Côte D'Ivoire, bowls and mats from Kenya, and other African woven baskets, bowls and mats.

A pair of Old Lobi Terracotta vessels with raised and incised designs and woven ropes attached as decorative elements. Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. Provenance: The Dr. Brian Healy estate,

Ethnographic Object Assortment (11) items including an African Luba lidded container; West Sudan mortar; East African wood bowl; Nigeria relish dish; East African container; Oceanic dragon cup / bowl;

**Originally Listed At $300** West Africa, Ivory Coast, Senufo people, ca. 20th century CE. A beautiful ladle, hand-carved from wood, featuring a deep bowl, a spiral-shaped handle, and a finial in the

A Navajo Storm Pattern Rug. Hand-woven in earth tones with blue highlights. H 128 W 79 Weight 21lbs

Gianmaria Buccellati Silver Center Bowl, having formed woven circular basket inset within a wreath of various leaf stemmed fruits to include pears, strawberries, apples, grapes, pomegranate, figs, lem

late 19th/early 20th century, Maidu or Pomo, finely woven polychrome basket bowls, the largest with deer and geometric decoration in black and reddish brown, 2-1/2 x 5 in.; the second a tightly woven

A group of four West African objects. 20th century. ++ Benin terracotta head fragment. Benin style. Nigeria. 9." ++ Bamana chiwara headdress fragment. Bamana. Mali. ++ Lobi female figure with bowl. Lo

African Hand Woven Straw Belt(?) Costume 45" long

Although in scatter size, this well-woven west Persian village rug displays large scale flower sprays around a central small octofoil rosette, all on dark blue and in the “American Sarouk”

Schale mit Standfuss Etruskisch Ohne Sockel / without base Keramik. H 5,5 cm. Ø 16,5 cm. Provenienz: - Schweizer Privatsammlung, um 2000. - Galerie Serodine, Ascona. 5. - 3. Jh. v. Chr. CHF 800 / 1 2

second half 17th century, 167 x 123 cm, West Anatolia, Manisa Woven in workshops in the West Anatolian province of Manisa, these carpets were highly popular in 17th century Europe and frequently depic

This nearly square west Persian finely woven rustic carpet features a straw-sand field supporting a large, offset, dense, repeating pattern of rosettes, ragged octogrammes, leaves and budding sprays;

A Chinese Woven Basket-Form Lacquered&nbsp;Chengdu&nbsp;Bowl,&nbsp;</

(4)Signed Steuben Bowls, Center Pieces - Pedestal 10.75'' x 5'' , Ribbon Bow Design Bottom Bowl 11.5'' x 10'' x 5'', Bowl 7.5'' x 3.5'' + Dish 8'' x 2.25''

Modeled as a bowl of conch and spiral twist shells all supported on three dolphins atop a trefoil pedestal base, 9½"w, 6½"h. (very rare pastel pink coloring) Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Bosto

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER ROYAL LESOTHO TAPESTRY WEAVERS Wall-hanging tapestry, Africa, 1970s Mohair wool Woven CA 3/50, Mitin fabric label to back 74" x 57"

First half 19th century, 51 x 113 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A torba woven by the Karadashli tribe, with nine chuval güls and chemche secondary motifs in a red-brown field. The border shows sma

Second half 19th century, 165 x 146 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This ensi woven in light colours is wider than most Yomut door rugs, and the brightly coloured tree forms in the two-panel elem are

Denmark, 1930s, grape pattern, circular form with pedestal base, spiral twist stem, flared rim bowl, grape and vine decoration, hammered finish, marks for Georg Jensen, "264/A", 42.79 oz. T., 10-1/2 x

We attribute this silk-pile, finely woven scatter to the west Persian Kurdistan town of Senneh, although it may be more of a Senneh-baf (Senneh-weave) Tabriz from further to the northwest. The sand fi

Description: A flaring circular bowl with hanging grape clusters above a spiral twist stem and pedestal foot. Weight in troy ounces is 17.86Provenance as written by the consignor. My mother immigrated

A group of three African tribal itemsComprising of a decorative woven fan on stand, a metal figure and a wooden instrument in stand.tallest height 31in (79cm)

third quarter 19th century, 84 x 113 cm, Central Asia, South West Turkestan An Eagle Group 2 chuval woven by the Göklen Turkmen in a design of nine large primary motifs and chemche secondary gül