Adelaide, South Australia. South Australia Banking Co., 1852, 2nd of Exchange with Letter & Matching

Stunning Dave Drake Edgefield District, South Carolina Five Gallon Jar 1850s Edgefield, South Carolina, slave made. This storage jar has two classic Dave Drake ( Dave the Slave) lug handles that are i

Marc Newson Hemipode chronograph wristwatch Ikepod Watch Co.Australia / Switzerland, 199818 karat pink gold, rubber 2 w × .75 d × 10 l in (5 × 2 × 25 cm) Watch fe

Pressed felt stove pipe hat from South Penn Hose Co. Penna. origin. Original black paint, gilded "South Penn Hose" on front. Large starburst design with "1" in center on rear and initials "JC" on top.

Ely from the River signed with initials (lower right) oil on board 21.5 x 26.5cmProvenance: P & D Colnaghi & Co. Ltd.; Mossgreen Auctions, Australia, 28th October 2014, lot 124, when acquired by the p

First half 19th century, 224 x 152 cm, South West Caucasus According to terminology established by Franses & Pinner as early as 1980, the white-ground Star Kazaks are divided into various sub-groups.

A Qing dynasty Qianlong cosionne garlic- head vase ,Qianlong four - character incised mark ,Qianlong period. Height 33 cm .Bottom diamter 11 cm . Provenance: Western Australia private collection, acqu

Late 19th century, 214 x 166 cm, South West Caucasus The village population of Transcaucasia showed great persistence in adhering to their traditional rug designs. This continuity only ended with the

First half 19th century, 236 x 103 cm, South East Caucasus In this very beautiful Talish, the undecorated, blazing red met hane field is surrounded by an inner outline decorated with a frieze of point

Mid 19th century, 247 x 186 cm, South West Caucasus This large red-ground Kazak of the three-medallion type has been in a German private collection since 1904. It was purchased as an "antique Kazak" e

Dated 1262 AH = 1847 AD, 142 x 127 cm, South West Anatolia, Afyonkarahisar province The red-ground field is filled to its full extent by a green-ground double niche with stepped arches which contains

late 19th century, 242 x 149 cm, South West Persia, Fars The Kashkuli were the only Qashqai tribe who knotted these gorgeous rugs with the millefleur design, probably in their own workshops and on com

First half 19th century, 255 x 188 cm, South West Caucasus This large Sevan Kazak with a powerfully drawn shield design, a cartouche border and intensely luminous colours is one of the early examples

Dated 1312 = 1895, 208 x 169 cm, South West Caucasus In the blue field stand two red trees with perfectly straight trunks and large, grid-like crowns, their angular red branches hung with small yellow

Early 19th century, 260 x 126 cm, South Persia, Kerman During the 18th and 19th centuries, the city of Kerman was the most important Iranian production centre of such wool fabrics featuring woven desi

Second half 19th century, 176 x 146 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan This unusual suzani embroidered in the yurma stitch was probably made by a Lakai tribal group in the Kermina area. The found

Late 19th century, 274 x 154 cm, South West Caucasus The repeat in the dark red field comprises offset rows of honeycomb shapes in different sizes and colour schemes enclosing geometric, stylised tree

Second half 19th century, 265 x 156 cm, South West Persia, Fars This Qashqa’i kilim presents a rare field design of ten horizontal stripes in brilliant colours which are adorned with bold straight-a

The lot features a split horn ermine hide war bonnet attributed to the Crow and said to be from the ex-collection of the Dakota Frontier Museum display in Mitchell, South Dakota. The headdress or war

Mid 19th century, 218 x 148 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan A Bokhara suzani in magnificent colours chiefly embroidered in the basma technique. The field displays the so-called Nurata design o

late 19th century, 256 x 160 cm, South West Persia, Fars In this antique Qashqa’i gabbeh of comparatively fine weave, the field design is dominated by two huge midnight blue diamonds that merge

Dated 1248 AH = 1833 AD, 272 x 194 cm, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan Formerly known as silehs and now called dragon vernehs, these large sumakh flatweaves were woven in the southern Caucasus. Some author

Second half 19th century, 210 x 150 cm, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan Three large medallions, their octagonal centres surrounded by abstract animal figures, take up most of the blazing red field. The thi

Mid 19th century, 257 x 146 cm, South West Persia, Fars A repeat of rounded botehs is arranged in offset rows in the ivory field. Known as "ashkali", the design of the dark blue main border consists o

First half 19th century, 234 x 149 cm, South West Caucasus This is an early example of a specific Sevan group in which the green shield medallion surrounded by a wide white outline is a design bar ext