European Textile Banging Panel

18th century European textile banging panel. 22 in. X 19 in.

16th/17th C. European Ecclesiastic Textile Panel, silk, velvet, metal thread. 5'0'' x 3'9'' (152 x 114 cm). 5 lbs.

A European style wool and silk crewel work embroidery textile panel, 20th century, sewn panel on block pringed 'CARD No. 10c', 4'3" x 10'4".

A green brocade and gold panel, lined, with hanging tabs; 65 1/2in x 47in (overall good condition; light staining at the bottom); and a French woven tapestry panel, 38 1/2in x 27 1/2in (good condition

Roti (Indonesia)-Lafa (Shoulder cloth). Warp ikat with natural dyes on cotton; Unusual curvilinear center panel design, possibly European-inspired, highlights this textile and provides contrast with t

Type: Fabric panel Materials: Silk Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 18th or 19th century Maker: Probably European Description: An early silk textile fragment decorated with floral sprays. Di

including 2 mats: 1 black & gold panel, 69" x 33" & 1 fragment of Turkish embroidery, 18.5" x 40"; 1 silver metallic embroidered panel, 35" x 66; 1 eastern european childs cap; 1 white runner w/ red s

1 European (?) in red & yellow stripe w/ raised pile borders of peacocks, chicks, & plants, 56" x 71", excellent; 1 African resist dyed indigo pieced panel in various geometric patterns, 55" x 132", (

Fine Pre-Columbian Wari Tie-Dye Textile Panel, Peru, 700-1000 CE. Richly saturated colors. Camelid wool.Mounted on a fabric-lined board backing and plexi frame. Provenance: Arte Textile, San Francisco

A Nazca Textile Panel Peru, Circa 2nd-8th Century A.D. Height 53 x width 84 inches. Property from the Collection of Stephen and Katherine Harrison, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Douglas Dawson Gallery

Textile panel. China. 18th Century. Embroidered silk decoration of children playing. 80" x 57". Numerous old repairs, tears, wear, stains and fading.

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Nazca, ca. 400 CE. Woven in slit tapestry technique with frontal schematic figures in alternating colors and bands of zigzags between. Colors in blue, red, yellow, brown, cream wi

Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chancay, ca. 800 to 1200 CE. A large cotton textile panel comprised of tight tabby / plain weaving. The panel is a lengthy rectangle that is painted with natural dye

Swedish Agedyna embroidered textile panel, c. 1780, animals and floral embroidery on blue cotton ground, monograms at bottom center, mounted on later fabric-wrapped stretcher, 22.5"h x 42"w (panel), 2

**Originally Listed At $2500** Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Proto-Nazca, ca. 500 to 300 BCE. A remarkably large muneca fringe mantle woven from natural camelid (alpaca or llama) wool yarns by the

Europe, ca. 18th to 19th centuries CE. A slightly curved piece of wood carved into a shallow frame, with an oil-painted scene of two angels. The agnels have kind faces, well painted, and stand with la

A Sihuas Textile Panel Peru, c. 500 BC - 100 AD This fragment of a larger garment shows two figures with one long serpentine arm holding up a trophy head plus three trophy heads held from

The noir silk panel embroidered with gilt thread five clawed dragons, and cranes amid clouds.Three pieces stitched together, possible once part of a garment.40in.x 35in. (101cm. x 89cm)

A Chinese kesi textile panelsight 41 x 24in (104 x 6cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Collection, Southern California.

A very fine Ica painted textile panel dominated by a stylized mythical beast, center, fanged animal heads along the sides and stylized fanged mouths overall. Executed in red and yellow ochre, brown, a

A very fine Chancay painted textile panel of rectangular form decorated with registers of warriors with heads of defeated enemies, standing and prone, together with avian and stylized men. Origin: Cen

An Exceptional Nazca Textile Panel Peru, c. 100-700 AD Superbly woven camelid fibers in tight tapestry weave with red, pink, blue, and yellow dyes, with natural fi

Boteh Textile Panel, India Kashmir, Early 19th C.Shawl section of twill woven wool, constructed of a central field section with sewn on borders on all sides. Field pattern of nine large multicolored b

**Originally Listed At $4000** Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Proto Nazca, ca. 500 to 300 BCE. An interesting textile panel of a roughly rectangular form comprised of tightly-woven camelid (alpaca o