American 18th Century homespun cloth textile panel, made in Virginia prior to 1790.

American 18th Century homespun cloth textile panel, made in Virginia prior to 1790. 22" x 8"

**Originally Listed At $400** Pre-Columbian, Central Coast, Chancay to Colonial Period, ca. 11th to 18th century CE. A colorful loosely woven gauze like textile panel made from cotton and camelid wool

AMERICAN ALTAR/CHALICE CLOTH 17/18TH C. PANELS W/ SILVER THREAD 18" X 22 1/2"

Textile panel with embroidered floral designs, probably 18th century, mounted on cloth in plexiglass. textile: 46" x 86", overall: 50" x 90" Provenance: Property from Credit Suisse's Americana Collect

Originally listed at $200 Central America, Panama, Kuna culture, ca. mid 20th century CE. A pretty pair of colorful mola textile panels made from several layers of cloth using the reverse applique te

Nineteenth-20th century. Two runners. Rough spun, 24" x 72", and one cut down from a feed bag, 20" x 100". And three pieces of homespun. Blue hand stitched panel, made from two pieces, 40" x 40", and

18th century American or British woven textile wallet, having a partial polychrome flamestitch pattern, with cloth closure, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 5", w. 9.25".

Attributed to Virginia. Late 18th century, walnut. One piece, molded cornice, stylized dentil, two six-pane glass doors, two lower raised-panel doors and ogee bracket feet. Original finish with wear,

Fortuny silk curtains made in Venice, Persiano, citron monotone, 18th century design, pinch pleats, double lined with felt & black out material: 1 panel 94" h. x 76" w., 17 pinch pleats, without pinch

**Originally Listed At $200** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. late 20th century CE. A massive woven textile, made of two joined panels, with knotted fringe at its shorte

Shipibo Textile from South America - 20th Century Cotton tabby cloth wrapper with black geometric patterning. Made in Peru, South America. Excellent condition. 71" by 54" Key words: Ancient, Prehistor

Worked in silks and metal threads with sequins, pailettes and pastes, with a coat of arms beneath a crown reapplied to a tawny coloured velvet ground. By repute the arms of Philip V of Spain 1700-46.

Lot consists of two broad silver and gold stitch embroidered velvet panels.  Condition: Both with tears, worn areas, tears and rips Sizes: Red 31 1/2 x 29 inches; Brown: 42 x 12 inches. Weight: 1

Period French carved wood painted bench, possibly by Jacob upholstered in old homespun textile. 18th C.Dimensions: 19"t 17"d 36"w

Persian Safavid Silk Brocade Textile Panel, 18th c: 2'8'' x 3'11'' (81 x 119 cm).

Silk Pictorial Textile Panel, China, 18th C. Size: 64.5'' x 29'' (164 x 74 cm). Size: 64.5'' x 29'' (164 x 74 cm)

Textile Panel, India Kashmir, 18th C. Panel from a Kashmir shawl, a wide band with elements of narrow border bands on two edges. Field pattern repeat of double leaf-like forms with small floral stems

American Folk Art memorial urn, 18th c., c. 1790, green painted carved wood, curved clear glass, in the form of a flattened urn with handles, the lid topped with sunflower finial, old paper price tag

Oil on Panel. American School, 18th C. 25-3/4"h and 22-1/4"w

**First Time At Auction** Ottoman Empire, Turkey, ca. 18th century CE. A beautiful prayer cloth embroidered with floral tendrils in complimentary blue, pink, white, green, and metallic gold threads th

Textile Panel, India Kashmir, Late 18th C. Section of a Kashmir shawl, with a field of leaf clusters worked in twill tapestry weave on a twill woven ivory yellow ground. Size: 43'' x 8.5'' (109 x 22 c

A signed Olivier Pichat (1825-1912) oil on wood panel painting depicting a man in fancy late 18th c clothes and tri-corner hat mounted on a white horse with braided mane and festooned with flowers. Si

American, 18th C. Height: 79", Width: 49 5/8", Depth: 20". Cabinet features a cornice above two panel-led doors flanked by fluted pilasters and three overlapping drawers below, all on platform ogee br

An English Regency serpentine chest of drawers, circa 1790, made of mahogany with fine ebony inlay around drawers. The chest is in very good condition.