Rare Turkmen Chodor Embroidered Sleeve, 19th C.

Rare Turkmen Chodor Embroidered Sleeve, 19th C.Exceptional antique Turkmen Chodor tribe silk embroidered sleeve (opened), chainstitched, mounted on fabric, 19th c. Size: 10'' x 10.5'', 25 x 27 cm (tex

Early Chodor 'Main Carpet', Turkmenistan, early 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 270 x 202 cm, condition: (traces of age/use), rare Turkmen main carpet from the Chodor-tribes with 85 so-called Tauk-Nu

Rare Chodor 'Ensi Rug', Turkmenistan, 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 156 x 126 cm, condition: (traces of age/use, small holes), rare Turkmen Ensi door-rug from the Chodor- tribes, tree pattern in th

Chodor prayer rug, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century. Turkmen prayer rugs that display a distinct mihrab arch are rare and only a handful have been published in notable collections. Some later one

A pair of Chinese white-ground embroidered silk sleeve borders dating from the 19th century. Each features butterflies with fruit and vines, and there is a meander border along one edge of each sleeve

PAIR OF CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED SLEEVE BANDS19th CenturyButterfly and lotus designs in pink, teal and ivory on a dark blue ground. Mounted on gold silk fabric.22.5" x 6.75" sight. Framed 28

PAIR OF CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED SLEEVE BANDSLate 19th CenturyForbidden stitchwork bats, flowers, coins and pomegranates with gold thread highlights on a champagne damask ground.21” x 8.25&rdquo

Turkmen embroidered robe, late 19th century, executed in wool and cotton, the exterior of the coat completely covered in chain stitch embroidery, having scrollwork and abstract motifs in black, white,

Antique Central Asian Turkmen Silk Embroidered Wool Coat, 19th c., madder red coat, Russian trade cloth lining. Approximate Size: 47'' x 64'' (119 x 163 cm).

depicting a central front facing five clawed dragon in pursuit of the pearl, set amongst stylised clouds and special objects, above turbulent waters, on a black woven ground with archaised trim, set w

Turkmen Embroidered Chyrpy, Late 19th - Early 20th C. A finely embroidered mantle made for a young woman and would have been worn pulled over the head to serve as a veil. Size: 3' 7'' x 6' 6'', 94 x 1

Pair framed sleeve bands embroidered completely in 'forbidden' stitch, both showing a pair of phoenix among peony flowers. Silk thread on gold brocade silk. Frames, approx. 27 1/2" x 12 1/2". Sight, a

Pr. of 19th C. Chinese Embroidered Sleeves, 14in by 7.5in

Rare Straights Chinese Beaded/Embroidered Selendang, 19th C. Maroon velvet center with beaded floral design surrounded by beaded green velvet trim and embroidery. Size: 22'' x 9'' (56 x 23 cm). Proven

19th Century. With embroidered sleeves. Max L 26" Rochester Historical Society, sold to benefit the collections fund.

A Group of Three Chinese Framed Embroidered Silk and Metallic Thread Sleeve Bands, 19th Century, Each executed in the Peking Knot/Forbidden Stitch and satin stitch. Largest framed dimensions: H: 27 1/

A RARE 18TH/19TH CENTURY TURKMEN GULYAKA SILVER GILT SHIELD BOX inset with a large ruby encased within turquoise. 335 grams. 13.5 cm wide.

Central Asia, ca. 1850, lovely colors, 4' 10" x 8' 5"

Two Rare 19th C. Silk Embroidered Textiles, Turkey. Silk floss embroidery on silk ground. One with fish designs, the other with birds. Size: Range from 44'' x 207'', 112 x 526 cm to 237'' x 44'', 602

Two 19th C. Chiense beijing style embroidered sleeve linings. 32in.

Pr 19th C Chinese Embroidered Silk Sleeve Borders of figures in a garden; with additional strips of brocade ribbon; each framed. Not examined out of frames. Height of frames 39 3/4 inches (101 cm.).

Rare 19th Century Chinese embroidered silk ceremony costume. Features embroidered mantle collar, with colorful silk lace and tassels. Embellished with carved pierced white jade medallion, as well as a

A GOOD QUALITY FRAMED PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK SLEEVE PANELS, well decorated in knot stitch with bats, ribboned emblems, peony and ruyi sceptres, the frame 23.1in x 7.5in.

Four Rare 19th c. Chinese Embroidered Silk Hair Garnishments with tassels, very fine quality, including some separate and possibly earlier tassels, brought back to Maine by a sailor (by family lore),