Vintage Central Asia Uzbekistan Hats

( 2 ) Hats Central Asia Uzbekistan Wedding Hat & Tribal Hat. Wedding Hat Measures 6 1/2 Round x 18 Long (Top of Hat to Bottom of Beads)

Central Asia, Afghanistan or Pakistan, Kuchi (Kochi) people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A beautiful traditional cap made from brightly woven textile with brass ornaments and coins adorning the

Mid 19th century, 144 x 109 cm, Central Asia, Uzbekistan, Emirate of Kokand This gorgeous decorative ikat hanging was previously published by Herrmann. Its black field appears like a dark window illum

Islamic Art A silk embroidered textile decorated with flowers Central Asia, Uzbekistan, 19th century. . Cm 83,00 x 107,00.

Early 20th century, 126 x 115 cm, Central Asia, Uzbekistan The traditional garment worn by men in Bokhara was a silk ikat chapan: a voluminous coat with long arms open at the front. Several chapans we

**Originally Listed At $2500** Central Asia, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, or Turkmenistan, Turkoman (Turkman), Karakalpak, or Tekke peoples, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. This is a massive and gorgeous

**First Time At Auction**Central Asia, Uzbekistan, ca. early 20th century CE. A large, fine example of a traditional Uzbek textile, called an ikat, woven with hand-spun silk yarn. The pomegranate moti

**Originally Listed At $800** Central Asia, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, or Turkmenistan, Turkoman (Turkman) or Tekke peoples, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. This is a handsome horse neck collar or brea

Central Asia, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, or Turkmenistan, Turkoman (Turkman) or Tekke peoples, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A pair of gilt-silver ornaments, both fire gilded and chased: a 30% s

Central Asia; Uzbekistan; Late 19th century; 2-9 x 2-6ft.

Vintage Suzani Central Asia Embroidery quilt/blanket with initial "M.X.". Stains. 57 inches x 50 inches.

3rd quarter 19th century, 139 x 83 cm, Central Asia, Southwest Uzbekistan Composed of several parts, the lower cross border comes from another Suzani. Signs of wear, smaller holes. Backed with fabric.

Central Asia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan, Islamic, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful 75% silver prayer box known as a taweez or ta'wiz, suspended from a chain as a pendant with glass beads

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan, ca. early 20th century CE. A large and impressive, hand embroidered Suzani textile of a classic symmetrical floral/pom

**Originally Listed At $450** Central Asia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan, Uzbek people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a large suzani bridal sheet known as a "ruijo" comprised of a

Lakai 'Felt-Rug/Embroidery', Uzbekistan Central Asia, End of 19th century, felt/wool, approx. 358 x 131 cm, condition: 2-3 (minimal traces of age, good condition), typical Lakai motives, 'from the PET

Uzbek 'Main-Carpet', Uzbekistan Central Asia, 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 275 x 138 cm, condition: 3 (good condition), 'from the PETER GANGLER Collection'.*

Vintage Central Asian Suzani, Uzbekistan, 4'7'' x 5'9'' (140 x 175 cm). Silk on cotton ground. Weight: 4 lbs. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding

Lakai 'Felt-Rug/Embroidery', Uzbekistan Central Asia, circa 1910, wool/felt, approx. 174 x 110 cm, condition: 3, 'from the PETER GANGLER Collection'. *

Uzbek 'Flatweave', Uzbekistan Central Asia, circa 1920, wool/wool, approx. 287 x 170 cm, condition: 2- 3.*

Large Uzbek 'Flatweave', Uzbekistan Central Asia, circa 1900/1920, wool/wool, approx. 338 x 198 cm, condition: 2- 3.*

Ghudjeri, Kilim, Nomadic, Originally Tent Band, Geometrical Borders, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, Approx 1925. Size: 350 cm x 140 cm ( 138 ins x 55 ins )

Second half 19th century, 176 x 146 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan This unusual suzani embroidered in the yurma stitch was probably made by a Lakai tribal group in the Kermina area. The found

Mid 19th century, 218 x 148 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan A Bokhara suzani in magnificent colours chiefly embroidered in the basma technique. The field displays the so-called Nurata design o