Collection of Asian Theatrical Textiles

Including four collars and two headpieces, each with fanciful dragon faces. Greatest length 12in. Condition: All with minor wear and some staining

Collection of Asian textiles. Some with figural scenes and floral decorations.

A Collection of Asian Textiles. Comprising an obi and embroidered panels. Together with two pictures of birds and a Chinese painting

20th century; including: two Indonesian Ikats, including one silk, silk - 20 x 45 in., and linen - 62 x 52 in.; two Japanese printed cotton panels, 27 x 30 in., and 33 x 26 in., one printed blue linen

A collection of reference books on Asian tapestry, fabrics, textiles, rugs and design. Various sizes.

Consisting Of One Tablecloth, With Oriental Background, Measures 62x82 Well Worn, 2 Black And Gold Throws, Measure 47x24 And One Large Black And Red Tablecloth Measuring 10"2"x 88". Looks To Be In Goo

Includes a framed pair of silk embroidered tapered panels displaying birds and flowers; and (3) signed Chinese? paintings of figures. From an E 89th St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: (3) figural paint

Collection of Central Asian Embroidered Textiles. Including headdresses, shirt borders, and forehead adornments. Most are metal thread embroidery on velvet, and some are backed with ikat. Largest size

Collection of vintage hilltribe textiles including 3 Katu loincloth, a Katu sarong and shoulder cloth, cotton woven with beads; 1 embroidered baby carrier; 2 embroidered jackets; 1 woven red striped c

A Miscellaneous Collection of Asian Embroidered and Printed Textiles, 19th/20th Century. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

Estate Collection of Antique Central Asian and Chinese Textiles, Embroideries, Tent Band, Dragon Throne Rug. Size: ranging from 3.5'' x 40'', 9 x 102 cm to 5.5'' x 496'', 14 x 1260 cm

Large collection of West Sumba ikats and Hinggi shawls in assorted sizes. Silk, embroidered, brocade and much more. From a private Island of Palm Beach estate.

Collection of 9 Ethnographic Textiles: Old Bhutanese textile Scarf (Racyu). Woven on backstrap loom. Size: 19.5'' x 72'' (50 x 183 cm). 2 Vintage Embroidered Silk/Satin Asian Textiles. Largest: 38.5''

Central Asian Textile Lot including Uzbek embroidered cargo bag, embroidered wall decoration, carpet pillow case and collection of 10 hats. Early 20th c. Ranging in size from: 19'' x 35'' (48 x 89 cm)

2pc Books on Asian Textiles including ''Japanese Textile in American Collections'' by Iwao Nagasaki and ''An Illustrated History of Korean Costume 2 Volumes'' by Kim Yong-Suk & Song Kyong-Ja. Both lim

mid 20th century, with fabric and paper figures of men and women, in painted faux bamboo frame. DOA 10.5 x 23.5 in. From the Collection of H.D. Chism, Gibsonville, NC Additional high-resolution photos

5 South American and Ethnographic Textiles, Early 20th C. Provenance: Ex. Collection of Ruth Kaufman, author of The New American Tapestry (1968). Largest: 106'' x 6'' (269 x 15 cm).

includes an embroidered picture on silk of a crane under pines, an embroidered design for a Chinese wedding collar, and four other items. 15 in. (longest) The Lifelong Collection of Keith and Caroline

Asian Costumes and Textiles. From the Bosphorus to Fujiyama. The Zaira and Marcel Mis Collection. (anon). Skira. First edition. 4to. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Sh

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

late 20th century, print of a Chinese textile in gilt and double pane glass frame. 26 x 26 in. Collection of David and Carole Young, Greensboro, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at L

Estate Collection of Ethnographic Textiles and Kilims, including a central Asian suzani, a Sumba ikat, 3 kilims and an Afghan trapping. Largest: 5'6" x 8'7". 20 lbs. Note on terms for estimating the a

Sotheby's The Heeramaneck Collection of Indian Sculpture, Paintings and Textiles NEW YORK NOVEMBER 2. 1988. CHF 20 / 40 EUR 20 / 40

Puppets, Pottery and Textiles, African Traditions An Exhibition from the Rosen African Art Collections. New-York: Pend and Brush Gallery (2005). English text No cover, paperback 28 x 21,5 cm. 101 g CH