Pamela Twycross-Reed (20th C.)- Woven Fiber

"Kebsider," circa 1982, woven abstract fiber art composition, signed and dated on reverse. 54" H X 36" W.

North or West Africa, Tuareg / French Touareg, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A sizable and spectacular tent mat, also known as an assaber or chetek, comprised of woven tan-colored vegetal fiber an

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast (probably southern Alaska), Tlingit people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A lovely basket comprised of tightly-woven reeds and grass fibers to form a cylin

Rare Collectible Kuba Woven Mat, Kuba People, Republic of Congo, 20th C. Woven fiber over bamboo. Size: 80" x 46" (117 x 203 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and p

Rare Collectible Kuba Woven Mat, Kuba People, Republic of Congo, 20th C. Woven fiber over bamboo. Size: 74" x 42" (106.5 x 188 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and

Pair of Kuba Cloth Tapestries, 20th Century, Woven Coca Fiber, 22" x 25" and 21" x 22", Unframed. Made in the Republic of the Congo.

Kuba Cloth Tapestry, 20th Century, Woven Coca Fiber, 25" x 24 1/2", Unframed. Made in the Republic of Congo.

Kuba Lidded Basket, Early 20th century, Woven natural fiber over wood structure, 6 1/4 x 14 3/4 x 8 1/4 inches, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

Antique African Lega Bwami Society Hat, DRC. Early/Mid 20th C. Woven plant fiber, buttons, beads and pair of claws. Provenance: Mythic Arts Africa, New York, 1991. Size Without Strap: 10.5'' x 7'' x 5

African Lega Button Hat, DRC, Early/Mid 20th C. Woven plant fiber, buttons. On stand. Size: 4.5'' x 7'' x 7.5'' (11 x 18 x 19 cm); Height on Stand: 9" (23 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, S

Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lega peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A conical ceremonial cap made from woven vegetal fibers and raffia then covered with dozens of acrylic buttons

T'boli Peoples T'Nalak Fiber Ikat Ceremonial Cloth, Philippines, Early 20th Century. Woven from abaca fiber, this remarkable long T'Nalak ceremonial cloth, originating from the T'boli people of Mindan

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Apache, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-woven fiber basket of spherical form with a protruding foot as well as

DESCRIPTION: Tribal early 20th century woven rattan, bamboo, palm fiber headhunter's raincoat basket and vest. The basket is known as an inabnutan from the Ifugao tribe in northern Luzon, Philippines

GUINEA 1st half 20th c. Carved wood, paint, woven fiber Without stand: 94 1/2" x 17" x 9" Provenance: Allan Stone Collection, New York The Sawos people of the Middle Sepik River region of New Guinea a

African Dida Cloth, Ivory Coast, Early 20th C. Woven and tie- dyed fiber. Size: 45'' x 31'' (114 x 79 cm).The Dida tribe of Ivory Coast is renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship in creating clot

Bamileke People, mask with headdress, 20th c., carved wood and woven fiber, remnant red pigment, 18"h x 14"w x 7"d Provenance: The Estate of Philip Martin Pearlstein, NYC

Three carved wood fertility figures, 20th c.; Woven reed adornments; Unmarked; Tallest: 14" x 5" dia.

Monumental Tuareg Talismanic Tent Carpet, Tuareg, Northern Africa, 20th C. Woven reeds, leather. Size: 228" x 136" (345.5 x 579 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview an

Artist: Idoux, Claude (French, 1915-1990) Title: Untitled Date: c. mid 20th century Medium: woven tapestry, dyed wool fiber Dimensions: 54 x 106 inches Description: untitled Surrealist tapestry

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, East Sepik, Abelam, ca. 20th century CE. A finely woven vegetal fiber mask boasting a characteristically bold visage comprised of striking, openwork eyes with delineated iri

After Alexander Calder 20th Century Tapestry, 1975 hand-woven maguey fiber signed 'AC 75' 72 x 96 inches Property from a Prominent St. Louis Estate Provenance: JoAnn Perse Gallery, St. Louis

Papua New Guinea human skull, possibly Irian Jaya, late 19th Century Early 20th Century, having a handle of woven fiber, strongly attached to the front, used as a magical memento to worship or revered

Papua New Guinea human skull, possibly Irian Jaya, late 19th Century Early 20th Century, having a handle of woven fiber, strongly attached to the front, used as a magical memento to worship or revere