WEDDING CORONETS & CLOTH CORSAGES, EARLY 20th C.

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, Early/Mid 20th C. Head cover of 'phulkari' counted thread embroidery, worked in silk thread on a white cotton tabby ground cloth with diamond pattern, compose

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, Early 20th C. Head cover of 'phulkari' counted thread embroidery, worked in silk thread on a dark red cotton tabby ground cloth with diamond pattern. Size: 4'

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, Early 20th C. Head cover of 'phulkari' counted thread embroidery, worked in silk thread on a dark red cotton tabby ground cloth, composed of three sewn sectio

Phuklari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 3'8'' x 8'0'' (112 x 244 cm). Provenance: The Carol Summers Collection of Indian Folk Textiles.

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, Punjab, India, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground, composed of three sections. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2013, Pa

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, Early-Mid 20th C. Silk threads embroidered on cotton with diamond motif. Size: 4'0'' x 7'8'' (122 x 234 cm). Provenance: The Carol Summers Collection of India

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, Early-Mid 20th C. Silk threads embroidered on cotton with diamond motif. Size: 4'1'' x 7'11'' (124 x 241 cm). Provenance: The Carol Summers Collection of Indi

Rare Miao Woman's Wedding Jacket, Anshun, China, Early 20th C. Base cloth of handwoven cotton dyed with indigo. Decorated on collar and front facing with base cloth of red brushed cotton and cross sti

Yao Wedding Headcover, China, Early 20th C. Headcover textile of square cotton indigo-dyed tabby cloth with silk embroidery in flat-stitch and cross-stitch. Yao People, Western Guangxi Province, Hezho

6 Embroidered Chaklas, India, Early-Mid 20th C. Cotton and silk. Chaklas were ceremonial cloths (the square being auspicious) embroidered by the bride for her trousseau and used during the wedding cer

Large Chief's Bamileke Ndop Indigo Cloth, Cameroon, Early 20th C. Size: 132'' x 79'' (335 x 201 cm). Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding C

Lawon, ceremonial shoulder cloth, S. Sumatra, silk, stitch resist dyed, early 20th c. Size: 33.25'' x 77.25'' (84 x 196 cm).

Kanduri cloth, offering made to the shrine of Salar Masud with "daragh" shrine and warriors, cotton applique, Uttar Pradesh, India. Early 20th c. Size: 44'' x 46'' (112 x 117 cm).

Samoan Tapa Cloth, Early 20th C. Size: 62'' x 42'' (157 x 107 cm). Tapa cloth is made by stripping the bark from the tree, separating the inner from the outer bark-which is discarded- and then beating

Samoan Tapa Cloth, Early 20th C. Size: 79'' x 59'' (201 x 150 cm).

All w/ fine tape and/or needle lace: 3 large sheets w/ wide lace border & "ESW" monogram, 74" x 111.5", 75" x 112", (very few light spot stains); 1 wide sheet w/ tape lace trim w/ geometric border mot

Drawn thread work & Madeira embroidered bed clothes in 18th C revival style depicting courting couple: 1 large sheet w/ couple on moonlit stroll, 71" x 105.5", (light wear, visible embroidery markings

Han Chinese Stencil Resist Indigo-Dyed Handwoven Cotton Cloth, Early 20th C. Size: 7'2'' x 3' (218 x 91 cm).

Two Large African Bamileke Ndop Indigo Cloths, early 20th c. Sizes: 1) 133'' x 42'' (338 x 107 cm); 2) 125'' x 39'' (318 x 99 cm).

Folk Art Minstrel Show Male Figure, carved and painted, period clothes, early 20th c. Size: 70'' x 20'' x 8'' (178 x 51 x 20 cm).

Two Papua, New Guinea tapa bark cloths, early 20th c., 46'' x 48'' and 45'' x 52''.

Kain Prada Tulis Batik Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Sarong of handdrawn (tulis) wax resist (batik) on cotton tabby cloth, worked in a pattern of interlocking quatrefoil rosette and diamond fo

Mara Chin Shoulder Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Mantle constructed from two woven sections sewn together; weft faced tabby ground with supplementary weft patterning (inlay). Provenance: Ex. Roger Holla

Head Cloth, India, Early 20th C. Small hanging or cover with a mandala-like arrangement of images of the gods arranged in a circle around a seated Brahma. Worked in silk satin stitch embroidery on cot