Japanese Metal Thread Embroidery Fragment, 16th C.

Japanese Metal Thread Embroidery Fragment, 16th C. Depicting the Taoist immortal Chokaro. Framed. Size: 13.5'' x 25.5'', 34 x 65 cm (sight); 20'' x 33'', 51 x 84 cm (frame). Provenance: Sylvia and Phi

Group of Five European Textiles, 16th-19th C. This textile grouping features a notable French liturgical picture, that has exquisite metal thread embroidery and an appliquéd wool tapestry fragment. T

19th C. Silk and Metal Thread Pictorial Embroidery , Turkey, and a 16th/17th C. Silk Velvet Fragment. Size: 1) 20'' x 5'', 51 x 13 cm (textile); 25.5'' x 7.5'', 65 x 19 cm (frame); 2) 13.5'' x 3'', 34

Chinese silk tapestry fragment with silk embroidery and Japanese silk cushion cover with bouillon thread and silk embroidery, late 19th/early 20th c. (framed separately); Larger: 29" x 26"

Rare & Unusual Central Asian/Turkmen Textile Trapping/Hanging, wool and metal thread embroidery, 19th C. Size: 38.5'' x 18.5'', 98 x 47 cm.

Antique Indonesian Sumatran Tapis, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Metal thread embroidery. Size: 3'8'' x 4'2'' (112 x 127 cm).

Japanese Silk & Metal Thread Pictorial Hanging of Boat at Sea, 19th C. Several tears. Size: 2'9'' x 2'4'' (84 x 71 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

Fine 18th C. Persian Velvet & Metal Thread Embroidery w. Calligraphy and inscriptions. Size: 56.75'' x 37'' (144 x 94 cm).

19th C. Persian Velvet & Metal Thread Embroidery. Size: 21.75'' x 16.75'' (55 x 43 cm).

3 Turkish Towels, 19th c., silk and metal thread embroidery on handspun cotton. Sizes: 1) 53'' x 17.5'' (135 x 44 cm); 2) 48'' x 18'' (122 x 46 cm); 3) 48'' x 18'' (122 x 46 cm). Note: There Are No Hi

Two Turkish Towels, 19th c., silk and metal thread embroidery on handspun cotton. Sizes: 1) 24'' x 8.25'' (61 x 21 cm); 2) 67.5'' x 7.25'' (171 x 18 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Rese

18th C. European Velvet and Metal Thread Embroidery. Size: 39'' x 10.5'' (99 x 27 cm).

4 Uzbek Embroidery Textiles, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on wool. Metal thread on wool. Size: Range from 20'' x 20'' (51 x 51 cm) to 23'' x 22'' (58 x 56 cm).

Embroidered metal thread on silk and velvet. Composed of Amice with Figure of Saint Lucy and Two Apparels (Sleeve Ban). Artist: School, Italian Issued: 16th century Dimensions: 21.75"L x 30.75"H Count

White silk ground, colored silk, and silver metal thread embroidery. With old tag stating it is 17th century American. Dimensions: L 96" x W 34.5" Condition: Embroidered areas in bright, clean conditi

Group of Six Antique European Hats, 19th C. Stands not included. Silk, velvet, metal thread embroidery. Size: ranging from 5'' x 8'' x 8'' (13 x 20 x 20 cm) to 10'' x 12'' x 10'' (25 x 30 x 25 cm).

Pair of Chinese Chair Covers, 19th C. Silk with silk and metal thread embroidery. Each depicting 2 qilin creatures amid flowering vines at the lower end and an elephant amid flowering vines at the top

Chinese Silk Seat Cover from the 19th Century, crafted from silk and adorned with intricate gold metal thread embroidery on a persimmon-colored silk ground. Its dimensions measure 63'' x 20'' (160 x 5

Rectangular panels with heavy metal thread embroidery.ξ Length: 62 inches Width: 24 1/2 inches Condition: Condition: Some minor areas of thread fraying and discoloration. ξOverall good condition

Turkish Embroidered Cover, Early 20th C. Crafted from cotton twill with silk chain stitch and metal thread embroidery in the double darning technique, these covers served both practical and aesthetic

Woman’s jacket or ‘mintan,' Albania, late 19th century, the cropped jacket, having a cotton foundation covered in gold and silver metal thread embroidery and lined with Russian roller printed cott

Collector's Lot of Turkish and Near Eastern Hats, Early - Mid 20th C. Hats made from red velvet, cotton, silk, and metal thread embroidery, including Turkish embroidered caps and an Egyptian fez. Size

Antique Ottoman Embroidered Silk Pillow, Turkey, 19th C. This pink silk satin with metal thread embroidery stands out due to its unique raised effect, achieved by strategically placing cardboard cutou

France or Italy, ca. 16th century Two orphrey panels from a Renaissance period chasuble. Each depicts 3 saints in architectural settings. The metal threads ( gold?, silver? ) now much tarnished, but t