Kaitag

3 ft. 5 in. x 2 ft. Caucasus, 18th century Condition: very good, slightly stained, minor signs of use Silk on wool Provenance: Theo Häberli private collection

3 ft. 9 in. x 1 ft. 8 in. Caucasus, 18th century Condition: good, few small repairs and abrasions Silk on cotton Provenance: Theo Häberli private collection

Antique Kaitag Embroidery, Country of Origin: Daghestan, Circa Date: Early 18th Century Click Here To View This Rug In Y

Kaitag Textile 97 x 60 cm (3' 2" x 2') Caucasus, 18th century Condition: good according to age, partially incomplete all around, partially corroded dark brown, scattered small repairs, mounted on fram

Antique Daghestan Kaitag embroidered panel, 18th c., Northeast Caucasus region, silk on cotton mounted to linen, incorporating Christian, Jewish, Muslim and pagan symbolism, with information label ver

A Beautiful Pair Of Small Size Antique 19th Century Dagestan Kaitag Embroideries, Country of Origin: Dagestan, Circa Date: 19th Century

2 Vintage Kaitag Style Silk Embroideries, Caucasus, 20th C. Size: 1) 25.5'' x 33.5'', 65 x 85 cm 2) 13'' x 25'', 33 x 64 cm.

Inuit Lithograph signed Minnie Kaitag, Wakeman Bay, 12 x 16", "Goose & Fish", #8/20.

Late 18th or early 19th century Caucasian textile. The panel is from the Montauk, New York estate of a Metropolitan Museum donor. The same estate as the Kaitag embroidery we sold in an earlier 2013 an

18th century, 98 x 63 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan This Kaitag silk embroidery was exhibited in Italy at the Museo di Storia Naturale, Pordenone, as early as 2010. Its design consists of large o

17th / 18th century, 95 x 60 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan This fascinating Kaitag silk embroidery was exhibited in Italy at the Museo di Storia Naturale, Pordenone, as early as 2010. It is parti

Kaitag Textile 101 x 64 cm (3' 4" x 2' 1") Caucasus, 18th century Condition: very good according to age, minor small holes, minor abrasions and signs of use, minor small repairs, backed with fabric Si

19th century, 110 x 57 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan The small-format Kaitag silk embroideries made in the mountainous regions of Daghestan never cease to surprise us by the diversity of their de

Suzani Style Kaitag Technique Embroidery, Central Asia, 20th centurymounted; 5 ft. 4 in. x 3 ft. 2 in.Provenance: The Collection of Jeremy and Hanne Grantham, Boston, Massachusetts.

18th century, 100 x 58 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan Judging by its heavily patinated colours and archaic design, this Kaitag may be one of the oldest surviving examples of these fascinating embr

Kaitag Textile 98 x 48 cm (3' 3" x 1' 7") Caucasus, 18th century Condition: very good according to age, partially corroded dark brown, minor small repairs, backed with fabric Silk on linen

Kaitag 3 ft. 1 in. x 1 ft. 10 in. Caucasus, 18th century Condition: good according to age, two small holes, signs of wear, sewn on cloth Silk on cotton Provenance: Austrian private collection

A GROUP OF FIVE CUSHIONS COMPRISINGA KAITAG EMBROIDERED CUSHIONCAUCASUS, 17TH/18TH CENTURYWith applied silk and metal thread fringing, backed with a handwoven Turkish stripe cloth56cm x 42cma Turkman

Islamic Art A Kaitag textile over blue ground Daghestan, North-eastern Caucaso, 18th century Silk embroidered on cotton . . Cm 49,00 x 96,00. Provenance: Private collection Central Italy.

Kaitag Embroidery 94 x 64 cm (3' 1" x 2' 1") Caucasus, 18th century Condition: good according to age, some small holes and missing parts, left side partially damaged, slight abrasions, signs of use Si

mid 19th century, 98 x 69 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan A Kaitag silk embroidery on a fine indigo cotton foundation composed of two vertical panels. The six circular motifs with cog-like double o

Caucasian 'Kaitag' (Embroidery), Northeast Caucasus Dagestan-Area, 18/19th century, silk/cotton, approx. 107 x 56 cm, (from a private collection of a former german galerist) condition: 2-3 (good condi

Three Ancient Dagestan Bronze Idols, Kaitag Region, 1500-500 BCE. Three bronze standing idols, with hands raised in the classic style of the region, enormous palms turned to face outward. Russian arch

Suzani Style Kaitag Technique Embroidery, Central Asia, 20th centurymounted; 5 ft. 4 in. x 3 ft. 2 in.Provenance: The Collection of Jeremy and Hanne Grantham, Boston, Massachusetts.