North African Embroidered Panel

Red fabric with embroidered headband covered in dangling coins and fish-shaped metal charms flanked with two strands of beads. 17" L. Property from the estate of the renowned belly dancer Serena Wilso

A North African embroidered textile, 20th century. Dimensions:Dimensions approximately 19ft 6in x 2ft 11in. Provenance:From the estate of Jack Bershad.

North Africa, cotton embroidered sash, first half of there 20th century. 4" x 94" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

North Africa, cotton tunic, embroidered, likely first half of the 20th century. Approximate size, 58" x 34". PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

Embroidered cotton textile, possibly North African, red, orange and black on a cream base material, in a pocket form. Approximate size, 18" x 14". PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New

Five Couture Evening Gowns and Shawl Michael Casey chocolate brown full length evening gown with gold sheen and matching sash, size 6; Badgley Mischka North African style embroidered and beaded velvet

Morocco, North Africa, shawl, embroidered, mid-20th century.Approximate size, 43" x 21" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

North African market scene Oil on panel Signed and dated lower left: Dye / 1924 29" H x 42" W Provenance: Private Collection, Los Angeles, CA. Notes: Framed size: 37" H x 50" W x 2.5" D.

Mose Tolliver (American/Alabama, 1920-2006), "North Africa Feeding Baby", oil on panel, signed lower center, handwritten label with artist and title en verso, 32 in. x 16 1/2 in., unframed. Condition:

19th Century Continental School, a pair of head and shoulder portraits of North African gentlemen, oil on mahogany panel, each signed J.A. and inscribed 'Cadiz', 6.25" x 9.75" (2).

Handira, Zayane peoples, Middle Atlas, embroidered blanket, Morocco, North Africa, 62" x 27" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

A PAIR OF NORTH AFRICAN METAL OCTAGONAL LANTERN with coloured glass panels. 14ins high.

3rd - 10th Century Coptic textile fragment, decorative panel with human figures, Egypt, North Africa. Approximate size 15"H x 6"W, with a mat with outside dimensions 20"H x 16"W. PROVENANCE: From the

Antique North African hardwood mashrabiya screen, 19th/20th c., possibly Moroccan, turned and assembled hardwood, each panel divided into an upper and lower section employing varying geometric grid de

The leaf-shaped blade tapering to a sharp tip, engraved with a central panel enclosing Kalimat al-Tawhid in Kufic script surrounded by Quran verses in maghribi script, with a wooden shaft, inserted in

Burgundy, the embroidered fabric covered in dangling coins stamped in calligraphy and fish-shaped metal charms flanked with two strands of beads, with upper headband of alternating metal charms. 17" L

The head covering of black cotton, the face veil of red silk backed with cotton, and with numerous coins hand-sewn onto it, the embroidered circlet with strands of beads, chains, and coins, the whole

The head band of red and black embroidered fabric, the face veil of red silk backed with cotton, and with numerous coins hand-sewn onto it, with side chains ending in diamond-form metal pendants, hang

Comprising two baubles, a panel of mail, and a tiara, of silver-tone metal, faux jewels, and black enamel. Longest: 14.75" L. Property from the estate of renowned belly dancer Serena Wilson.

The head covering of black and red woven cotton, the face veil of taupe silk with embroidered strips, strings of red and faux amber beads, and numerous coins hand-sewn onto it ; together with a tribal

Oil on Canvas and Panel Paintings (2) items including Ahmed Morabit (Moroccan, 20th Century) undated, signed lower left, depicting North African cavalry, in a gold tone wood frame; and oil on panel by

Of classic form, with engraved brass grip and inlaid brass panels to the rare curved blade, in its carved wood scabbard with iron bands. Mid-19th century. Overall length 42.2cm. Condition II

Sue May Gailey Wescott Gill (American, 1887-1989), three framed oils on panel, all village scenes, colorful depictions of North African streets, including "The Blue Walls of Constantine", signed lower

3rd - 10th Century Coptic textile, large fragment, with two inset panel forms comprising circular and octagonal motifs in beige, brown and white, Egypt, North Africa. Approximate size 11" x 8.5". Matt