Burma, Falam, Man's Cotton Blanket

Burma, Falam, man's cotton blanket, 72"l x 45"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Rare Chin (Mara) Man's Ceremonial Blanket, Western Burma; cotton, pattern weave, circa 1900. Size: 65'' x 48'' (165 x 122 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All A

2 Chin cotton textiles including a Chin woman's cotton shoulder cloth, Burma, early to mid 20th, and a Chin man's blanket, Burma, circa 1960s. Sizes: 1) 80'' x 40.5'' (203 x 103 cm); 2) 36'' x 18.5''

Burma, man's cotton sarong, 68"l x 50"w Provenance: From the state of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Chin Cotton Blanket, Burma, C. 1920. Arang tribal group. Supplemental weft patterned. Size: 11'5'' x 4'7'' (348 x 140 cm).

Chin, Myanmar (Burma), vintage woven cotton tribal blanket, black and rust stripes with red and green geometric stitches pattern, consists of two panels sewn together, 58"l x 47"w PROVENANCE:From the

2 Tribal Textiles, Bahnar People, Vietnam: man's hood/blanket, cotton; and a woman's wrap-around skirt.Sizes: 1) 45'' x 170'' (114 x 432 cm); 2) 38'' x 68'' (97 x 173 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of A

Antique Bhutanese Man's Shoulder Cloth/Blanket, cotton. Size: 97'' x 59'' (246 x 150 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the On

Blanket, Chin People, NW Burma, cotton, silk, early-mid 20th c. Size: 54.25'' x 78.25'' (138 x 199 cm).

Rare Chin (Zotung) Man's Loincloth, Western Burma, cotton, silk. Size: 243'' x 16'' (617 x 41 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences

Old Sumba Man's Cotton Ikat Hinggi, Indonesia, mid 20th Century. Hinggi are large blankets decorated with warp ikat. They were used for government exchanges, as well as for men's clothing. They were u

Antique Mara Man's Loincloth, Burma, Northern Chin. Wide, cotton tabby loincloth with decoration on ends in supplementary weft inlay. Unusual weave in which end sections are made of indigo dyed, weft-

Cotton Two and a Half Men Blanket, labels and inscriptions read ’Getting Cozy with Two and a Half Men’, ‘100% cotton’, measures 72 x 51 inches, new in original packaging, Cotton blanket, blank

Cotton Two and a Half Men Blanket, labels and inscriptions read ’Getting Cozy with Two and a Half Men’, ‘100% cotton’, measures 72 x 51 inches, new in original packaging, Cotton blanket, blank

Cotton Two and a Half Men Blanket, labels and inscriptions read ’Getting Cozy with Two and a Half Men’, ‘100% cotton’, measures 72 x 51 inches, new in original packaging, Cotton blanket, blank

Man's blanket textile (bete naik), hand spun cotton ikat, Biboki, Insana District, West Timor, early 20th c. Size: 80'' x 38'' (203 x 97 cm).

Rare early 20th C man's loin cloth, Chin people, west Burma (Myanmar), cotton, silk. Size: 176'' x 6.5'' (447 x 17 cm).

Falam Chin Skirt Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Skirt cloth called "hnital," of mixed cotton and silk, a warp-faced tabby ground with supplementary weft inlay. Northern Chin. Size: 38'' x 43.5'', (97 x 1

Man's cloth with auspicious symbols, "hinggi kombu", handspun cotton ikat, East Sumba. HinggiåÊare large blankets decorated with warpåÊikat. They were used foråÊgovernment exchanges, as well as

Navajo Germantown Blanket with Waterbug Symbols and Salt and Pepper Fields c. 1890s, 102.25" x 65.5". It has one cotton sleeve onto one edge for hanging, this can easily be removed. Acquired from an o

Man's Blanket, Naga People, NE India, early/mid 20th c; cotton, cowry shells, couching. Size: 39'' x 58'' (99 x 147 cm).

Man's cloth, "hinggi", with central "patola ratu" motif with roosters and other auspicious motifs, classic 11 band design, cotton ikat, natural dyes, c 1920s, East Sumba. HinggiåÊare large blankets

Old Sumba ikat hinggi, cotton ikat with animal and figural motif, Indonesia. HinggiåÊare large blankets decorated with warpåÊikat. They were used foråÊgovernment exchanges, as well as for men's

Large handspun cotton ikat "hinggi" with dragon motif, East Sumba. HinggiåÊare large blankets decorated with warpåÊikat. They were used foråÊgovernment exchanges, as well as for men's clothing.