Ecclesiastical Textile : An early 20thC Cope of cream

French or Italian Ecclesiastical 18th or early 19th century ceremonial cope vestment cape robe. The elaborate cope is embellished with intricately worked hand stitched ornate gold metal embroidery. Th

(2) 19th c. Continental Church Textiles, incl: Silk brocade cope with silver bullion trim, repousse metal (probably silver) clasps, silk lined, 52" long, 105" wide, fabric fading, lining stains and te

Antique Indian Mirrored Textile Panel, early 20thc. Square panel in 100% cotton hand stitched with stylized motifs incorporating mirrors in blue, white, yellow, red and green. Dimensions: 30 x 26 in.

A group of 5 Ottoman textiles. 4 of which have gilded metal embroidery. 1 of them has a mosque embroidered into it. several of them have been converted into pillow cases.  dimensions:  small

(pair) Continental ecclesiastical gilt brass candelabra, early 20thc., each having seven lights, interwoven foliates, ornamental standard rising on winged griffin tripodal base, approx 30"h, 25"w, 10"

(pair) Louis XV style armchairs in cream paint, early 20thc., having floral carved frame, floral upholstery with nail head trim, rising on cabriole legs, some wear to upholstery, approx 34.5"h, 23"w,

Early Ice Cream Trade Sign Early 20thC Rolled Sheet Iron 17”H X 9 9/16”W X 1”D Colorful dry original painted surfaces, wonderful wear patina, the embossed ice cream cone of shallow relief form,

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Good, having only age appropriate wear as shown. This exact piece is illustrated on page 236 (plate 222) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FROM THE CAUCASUS.

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Very good with only age appropriate edge wear. This exact piece is illustrated on page 163 (plate 116) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FROM THE CAUCASUS. F

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Good used condition with no major flaws with overall age appropriate wear. Two-piece construction. Illustrated on page 141 (plate 76) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AN

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Very good with only age appropriate wear, edges frayed somewhat. This exact piece is illustrated on page 225 (plate 209) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FR

Early 20th century Christian Dior signed privacy screen, 6' H x 40" W, three folding panels with handpainted floral and textile design, signed on right panel (upper) 'Dior Paris'. Provenance: Boston,

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. North Georgia. Very good original condition with no major flaws, having only age appropriate wear. Illustrated on page 250 (plate 240) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS A

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Good used condition with no major flaws having only age appropriate overall wear. Illustrated on page 239 (plate 226) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FROM

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Good with overall wear and repaired small holes (enlarge pictures to see condition clearly). Illustrated on page 223 (plate 207) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEX

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. This piece shows considerable moth damage on the black ground wool. The woven portions remain in very good condition. This exact jacket is illustrated on page 246 (plate 234

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. This piece shows considerable moth damage on the black ground wool fabric. The woven areas remain in very good original condition. This exact jacket is illustrated on page 2

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. This piece shows slight moth damage on the black ground wool. This exact jacket is illustrated on page 248 (plate 237) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FROM

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. This piece shows considerable moth damage on the black ground wool. The woven portions remain in very good condition. This exact jacket is illustrated on page 247 (plate 236

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Good with age appropriate wear, with possible moth/worm holes. Illustrated on page 250 (plate 239) in Robert Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FROM THE CAUCASUS. A

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. This piece shows considerable moth damage on the black ground wool. The woven areas remain in very good contion. This exact jacket is illustrated on page 249 (plate 238) in

SIX TURKISH EMBROIDERED TEXTILES, EARLY - MID 20th C. All having polychrome silk and metallic end borders on cream linen, four long, narrow towels/scarves, two smaller rectangles. Largest 16 1/2 x 82,

Ca. late 19th-early 20thC. Used condition with age appropriate wear throughout including stains and edge wear. Illustrated on page 193 (plate 167) in Mr Nooter's book: FLAT WOVEN RUGS AND TEXTILES FRO

large cope, gold needlework applied crest on red velvet, 56”h, 58”w; gold (silk disintegrated) and red velvet piece made up of (2) rectangular panels 28”h, 45”w; a shield-shape