Textile fragment

Tibetan, circa 15th century. A painting on thick fibrous organic material, possibly a fragment of a thangka, depicting 13 figures dressed in heavy drapery bearing haloes and united in a clouded heaven

A Chinese red silk textile fragment. A figural work in fine silk and metallic hand stitching depicting an Immortal wearing robe with auspicious bats symbols and with outstretched hand holding Peach of

A Fatimid Egypt Silk and Linen tiraz textile fragment, c. 10th Century AD. Size 7 3/4 x 6 inches. Rare Fatimid Islamic Textile fragment composed of beige and brown linen warp and weft threads. decorat

Chinese Silk Textile Fragment with hibiscus flowers 59 x 48 cm (1' 11" x 1' 7") China, Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644) Condition: very good according to age, slight abrasions and small missing parts, mount

A Coptic Textile Fragment   Circa 3rd-6th Century A.D. 91 3/4 x 42 inches (231 x 106 cm). Property from the Collection of Susan Piser, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Acquired from B.C. Holland Gal

Ca. AD 1100-1300. Approx. fabric size H: 16 1/2" W: 30 1/2". Framed without glass, mounted on fabric on a stretcher. Condition is as shown and as found. Please enlarge all pictures. Ex-Sotheby's 1992

(lot of 2) Chinese silk 'dragon' textile fragments. Comprising a fragment from a kesi dragon robe and a fragment from an embroidered panel, framed and glazed, 25"h x 18.5"w and 19"h x 27"w.

Group (13) early Coptic textile fragments, c. 5th - 7th c., 13 fragments mounted on 11 mats, with descriptive notes and references, 8"h x 14"w (largest fragment), 16"h x 20"w (mats) Provenance: Estate

Red Fez Embroidered Textile Fragment, 19th C. Cotton ground with red silk, Morocco. Size: 67'' x 28'' (170 x 71 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

1 red horizontal wool band w/ animals & vines, Band Ht ", L "; 1 gold, red & black circular medallion w/ annimal (dog?) in center ring; 1 child's dark brown linen garment fragment, 2 woven, patterned

3rd - 10th Century Coptic textile fragment, with ankh forms, Egypt, North Africa.  Approximate size 10"H x 12.75"W, with a mat with outside dimensions 20"H x 16"W. PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr.

A Coptic Textile Fragment Circa 3rd-6th Century A.D. Width 10 inches (26 cm). Property from the Estate of Charles and Lorraine Janda, Hinsdale, Illinois Provenance: Acquired from Galerie Kevorkian, Pa

Ancient Egyptian Coptic Textile Fragment with Crosses c.500 AD. Size 14 3/4 x 11 inches. Unusual Coptic fragment with emboridered Crosses. Ex Swiss collection acquired 1960's

Provenance: The Estate of Evelyn & Jerome Ackerman the fragment: 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches

in red and gilt 63 1/2 x 24 in. (161.3 x 61 cm.)

> Four Coptic Textile Fragments circa 5th century Comprising a rectangular fragment with birds; a circular panel with figures; and two small fragments; all framed Width of largest 9 in. C Property fro

Three Framed Coptic Textile Fragments, 5th-7th Century, CE. Sizes ranging from: 9'' x 8.5'', 23 x 22 cm (fragment); 14.5'' x 11.5'', 37 x 29 cm (frame) to 17'' x 8'', 43 x 20 cm (fragment); 20.75'' x

Unusual fragmentary textile. Middle eastern, figures. unknown date. 29 x 17 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

Tekke Turkomen Chirpi Textile Fragment, Azerbaijan, 19th C. Silk on silk. This yellow chirpi fragment comes from a Tekke Turkomen women’s robe. Women wear these robes (chirpi or chyrpy) over th

Pre-Columbian Textile Fragment. A very finely woven fragment of a Wari culture tunic with alternating profile heads and stepped latch hooks separated on the sacred diagonal. Size: 5'' x 25'', 13 x 64

Pre-Columbian Style Textile Fragment Assortment (4) items including a 36.5-inch by 24-inch fragment depicting geometric motif sewn to cloth backing; a 22-inch by 19-inch fragment depicting a sun havin

**Originally Listed At $500** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Central Coast, Chimu or Chancay cultures, ca. 900 to 1300 CE. A large textile panel comprised of finely woven camelid fibers in shades of red, tan, a

**Originally Listed At $500** Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Proto Nazca, ca. 500 to 300 BCE. A beautiful textile panel fragment comprised of tightly-woven camelid (alpaca or llama wool) fibers in a pa

Nazca Textile Fragment. A very nice single needle knit border fragment from a mantle made by the Nazca culture, which is almost complete, circa 200 CE. Only the Nazca created textiles using this diffi