AN IKAT COAT WITH SILK AND VELVET, UZBEKISTAN,19TH

Silk Ikat Coat 120 x 152 cm (3' 11" x 5') Uzbekistan, late 19th century Condition: good, scattered small tears and abrasions, signs of use Warp: silk, weft: silk

Silk Ikat Coat 123 x 152 cm (4' x 5') Uzbekistan, late 19th century Condition: very good, one small tear at the left armpit, slightly stained, edging partially slighty damaged Warp: silk, weft: silk

Bahkmal or silk velvet ikat bridal hat, late 19th century, Uzbekistan, having an abstract design in yellow, crimson, white, and blue on a purple ground, 17"l x 6.5"dia. Note: Sale does not include sta

Bukhara hand loomed silk Ikat coat, second half 19th century, Uzbekistan, having a polished silk Ikat exterior with repeating square designs in madder red and yellow on a cream ground, lined in a red

Bukhara hand loomed silk and cotton Ikat coat, second half 19th century, Uzbekistan, having a silk and glazed cotton Ikat exterior with pomegranate and adamlyk pendant designs in madder red, plum, ind

Hand loomed silk and cotton Ikat coat, late 19th century, Uzbekistan, having a silk and cotton Ikat exterior with repeating zigzag designs in alternating bright green and madder red, the interior line

1 woven in shades of aubergine, saffron, pink & green, w/ red, white & aqua tablet woven borders to neck, CF opening, cuffs & hem, lined in lattice patterned crimson & white cotton, CH 43.5", L 45.5",

Silk Ikat Hanging, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Size: 4'11'' x 6'9'' (150 x 206 cm).

Central Asian Silk Ikat Textile, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Size: 5'11'' x 4'6'' (180 x 137 cm). Provenance: Ex Yosi Barzilai collection.

The silk ikat has fine deep colors. in paisley organic motif. Probably made in Abrban or Rangaborchi. dimensions: 180cm*120 cm some stains *collection of Richard Farber * listed in catalog ' Oriental

Silk Velvet Ikat, Persia, Late 19th C. Silk. Size: 3'5" x 4'11" (104 x 150 cm)

Lakai Shakhrisyabz 'Suzani', Uzbekistan, 19th century, silk/silk-ikat foundation, approx. 145 x 130 cm, condition: (traces of age/damaged silk foundation), fine embroidery from the Lakai-tribes with t

Silk Velvet Ikat Panel, Persia, Early 19th C. Likely from Yazd or Kashan. Size: 56'' x 22'' (142 x 56 cm). Making silk velvet is a very complex process, made even more complicated when the dyeing proc

Fine Lakai 'Silk-Embroidery', Uzbekistan, late 19th century, silk/velvet, approx. 93 x 82 cm, condition: 2-3, fine and complex handwork, multicolor silk-embroidery on dark velvet, made by the Lakai-tr

Antique silk ikat textile with Russian cotton backing, Uzbekistan, 19th c. Size: 72'' x 56'', (183 x 142 cm).

Quality colourful embroidery in typical organic design. Wide on one side and narrows to the other end. Lining made of Ikat fabric. Length: 150 cm Width: 3-12 cm Quality item. well kept and beautiful!

Silk Ikat 207 x 132 cm (6' 9" x 4' 4") Uzbekistan, late 19th century Condition: very good, minor signs of use Warp: silk, weft: silk

Ikat Silk Coat 4 ft. 3 in. x 4 ft. 7 in. Uzbekistan, early 20th century Condition: good, slightly stained, some small splits and small damages Provenance: Theo Häberli private collection

Two Silk Ikat 212 x 144 cm and 139 x 100 cm (6' 11" x 4' 9" and 4' 7" x 3' 3") Uzbekistan, late 19th century Condition: good, slightly stained, slight signs of use, one piece is backed with fabric War

Ikat Silk Coat 180 x 120 cm (5 ft. 11 in. x 3 ft. 11 in.) Uzbekistan, early 20th century Condition: very good, slightly stained Provenance: Theo Häberli private collection

Silk ikat chapan/robe lined with Russian cotton. Uzbekistan, late 19th century. Size: 36.25'' x 60.25'' (92 x 153 cm).

GENTS CORD du ROI COAT, 18th - EARLY 19th C. Olive silk velvet crenelated stripe cut to cream and blue stripe, high stand collar, wide cuff, slightly shaped pocket flap, vented back with narrow pleats

Silk Suzani 'Embroidery', Uzbekistan, late 19th century, pure silk, approx. 215 x 160 cm,condition: 4-5 (traces of age/use), silk Ikat ground. Special-Auction: Antique,old and decorative collector rug

Black silk Uzbek suzani (needlework) coat. Origin/use: Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan. Age: late 19th - early 20th cc.