WOVEN TEXTILE AN ANGEL FEEDING DOVES

Bjorn Wiinblad (Danish, 1918-2006). Hand woven wool tapestry. A figural composition with a whimsical Neoclassical style female subject and doves. Produced circa 1960. Artist signature to lower left BJ

TEXTILE: Blue wool and white cotton jacquard-woven coverlet, c. 1830s, with a design throughout the field of birds feeding baby birds in a nest, and a vessel with a pineapple and flower, border design

Attributed to Arthur Drummond (English, 1871-1951)Girl feeding dovesoil on canvas24 x 36in (61 x 91.5cm) Provenance:With Los Angeles Fine Art Gallery.Property from a Private

Dimensions: 23.5 yards Condition: As found.

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Sican/Lambayeque, ca. 10th to 11th century CE. A fine funerary mask made of copper with a woven textile adornment. The mask is of a rectangular shape, hammered from th

Margo Wolowiec (American b. 1985) Woven TextileWoven wool abstract design.52in. x 72in."I have always been interested in textiles ability to hold information and act as an index of time and place

Pre-Columbian, central coast Peru, Chancay, ca. 1000 to 1470 CE. A mummy bundle false head made from woven textile of plain weave cotton and a painted case; the front mask is decorated with an express

Antique Bhutanese Woven Textile. Textile, probably used as raincoat, of cotton tabby cloth, supplementary weft inlay, early 20th Century. Size: 9.5'' x 36'', (24 x 91 cm). Provenance: Ex. Roger Hollan

Antique Persian hand woven textile blend tapestry characterized by intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Represents a fusion of artistic traditions and craftsmanship from the Persian region, known fo

Heavy hand spun cotton tubular skirt with supplementary weft bands of horses, fish, and a third geometric motif, with many smaller bands with geometric motifs. Mostly blue and white, with brown. Upper

Sumba Island woven textile panel with bird, butterfly, human and other patterns created via a technique known as supplementary warp weaving and edged with ikat patterning, Indonesia, 20th c. Size: 105

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

Initialed EH. "Kevatsunnunta- Vorzondag" (Easter Day) written on cloth tag. signed in cipher. 16 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches

**Originally Listed At $750** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Nazca / Paracas, ca. 400 to 800 CE. A vibrant woven textile cap decorated with multicolor alternating bands. The threads are made from camelid wool,

Kente woven textile, Ewe people, Togo, Africa. Likely mid-20th century. Approximate size, 69" x 49" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

Apparently unsigned. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20.75" x W 28.5" Condition: No issues to note.

Woman wearing an Irish Cross inside a dark bathroom. Two white doves are eating from a plate of crumbs at her feet while a third flies in. Signature on the bottom left corner to read R. Rosiet. L: 10

Lot of textiles includes 7 hand woven (mostly Ikat dyed) Indonesian textiles, together with a hand-painted textile and 3 silk textiles.

Gorgeous hand woven Navajo textile, appears to be a small area rug. The pattern is called Wide Ruins with waves and bands. Unknown weaver artist and measures approx 30" x 36.5" This piece is from the

This gorgeous rug was created by Navajo artist weaver Irene Sells. The pattern is believed to be butterfly with yellow and red with tan border over off white. Measures approx 24" x 36" and retains the

Early Christian large Coptic woven textile decorated with a large band of a running animals in a smaller strip with lions and a human in the Orans position, universally recognized as an Early Christia

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chancay culture, ca. 1300 to 1450 CE. A panel of woven cloth, made of cotton and camelid fibers, decorated with a repeated pattern of avian creatures shown in profile, pale pink o

Woven in multi-colored wool strips. Now mounted to backing for hanging on the wall. Dimensions: H 38" x W 48" Condition: Bright colors. Few spots of fraying at the edges.

Pair of Woven Asian Textile, early to mid 20th century, in matching Kulicke frames 23 x 72 inches.