Lao Temple Banner Textile, 20th c.

Lao Woven Temple Banner, mid 20th c. Size: 96'' x 20'' (244 x 51 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online Start Price.

A long tasseled Tibetan temple banner, 20th century, made from 18th and 19th century silks, approximately 156cm x 58cm 20世纪 藏传佛教缎绣长&#2416

Pair of Long Silk Banners (Kaphen) Tibet, circa mid 19 century 65 in x 15 in Used for decorating pillars in a Tibetan home or in a Monastery.

Mounted Lao ceremonial textile, 19th/early 20th c., a healing cloth with nagas, woven using "pha khit" technique, Tai Daeng people, Laos. Size: 28" x 20" (textile). Size: 34" x 26" (stretcher).

Lao wall hanging with two opposing "void" silhouette deer, woven from all handspun cotton, northern Laos, early-mid 20th century. Size: 33.5'' x 57'' (85 x 145 cm).

Framed Lao head scarf textile, Southeast Asia, 19th/20th Century. Size: 30'' x 17.5'', 76 x 44 cm (Size); 36.5'' x 24'', 93 x 61 cm (Frame). Provenance: Private South Carolina Collection.

South East Asian and Indonesian Textile Lot. Including: 1) silk ikat mudmi skirt; 2) Tai Lue hand loomed textile skirt, Thailand/Laos, 20th century; 3) one stamped Indonesian batik; 4) one printed Ind

3 Lao Textiles. A headcloth, silk and cotton, indigo, all natural dyes, mid 20th century; and a ceremonial shoulder cloth, "pha biang", motif of mythological birds riding in ships, woven silk; and a w

(11) vintage Southeast Asian textiles, 20th c., incl., Myanmar, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, panels, sarongs, and shawls, 153 x16 (longest), 35"l x 28"w (shortest)

An antique silk embroidered sailor's souvenirEarly 20th centuryRed, white, blue, and silver silk thread over a black silk fabric panel with a shield and "E Pluribus Unum" banner textile, a p

A group of two framed textiles. Textile, pigment. Early 20th century. Laos. Smallest: Frame: 16 5/8” x 18 1/4”. Largest: Frame: 27 1/2” x 24 3/4”. Condition: Not examined outsi

Possibly a temple banner. There is areas of wear, tear and fading especially near the bottom, sold as is. 31 inches wide, 24 inches high.

Burmese Kalaga Tapestry. Sequined and embroidered textile banner. Size: 2'8'' x 4', 81 x 123 cm.

Indonesian Batik Textile, Mid-Late 20th C. Cloth stamped "B. Indonesia Gajabaru". Blue ground with garuda, temple, bird and other motif in purple, black, white and brown. Size: 3'5'' x 7'8'' (104 x 23

Very long South East Asian handwoven panel/banner, probably used for ceremonies, 20th c. Size: 176'' x 26.75'' (447 x 68 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Ac

2 Ceremonial Southeast Asian Textiles, Early 20th C. Including an old Tai Lao silk ceremonial ikat skirt with supplementary weave; and a blouse of the Bagobo (B'laan) people from Mindanao, Philippines

1 purple w/ black & white ikat stripe, Early 20th C, Luang Prabang, Laos, 58” x 70”, (paper labels attached, few repairs up to 7”, several wear spots & holes under 1”, minor di

Group (10) Southeast Asian Textiles, Thailand, 20th c., incl. Bangkok, (6) loose panels of fabric, (1) shirt, and (3) Lao People trousers, 126"l x 40"w (largest panel), 52" 15.5"w (smallest panel), 32

Cotton tube skirt, possibly Tai Lue, southern Laos, mid 20th century. Size: 44'' x 28'' (112 x 71 cm). Uncut. Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

2 Japanese Textiles. Day banner and cover. Size: 60" x 15.5" (152 x 39 cm); and 40" x 38" (102 x 97 cm).

**Originally Listed At $125** Southeast Asia, possibly Laos, Hmong culture, ca. late 20th century. A Hmong baby carrier comprised of a variety of colorful cotton fabrics providing rich contrasts of or

Kanduri Embroidered Textile With Applique, India, Early-Mid 20th C. Shrine cloth offered to the shrine of Salar Masud, Uttar Pradesh. Kanduri iconography often features a palace/temple, a wagon drawn

Kanduri Embroidered Textile With Applique, India, Early 20th C. Shrine cloth offered at the tomb of Salar Masud in Varley, Uttar Pradesh. Kanduri iconography often features a palace/temple, a wagon dr

Kanduri Embroidered Textile With Applique, India, Early-Mid 20th C. Shrine cloth offered to the shrine of Salar Masud, Uttar Pradesh. Kanduri iconography often features a palace/temple, a wagon drawn