Three Antique Turkmen Adornments, Central Asia

Three antique Turkmen adornments withξsilver and gold wash. Including: two leather and silver amulet or Koran holders called "kamea pouch" with carnelians; and a Turkmen silver button-pendant (guly

Three Antique Turkmen Bracelets, Central Asia, early 20th century. Two with carnelian insets. Sizes: 1) 2.75'' x 2.5'' x 2'' (7 x 6 x 5 cm); 2) 1.5'' x 2.75'' x 2'' (4 x 7 x 5 cm); 3) 1.5'' x 2.25'' x

Antique Turkmen Chapan/Robe, Central Asia, Early 20th C. Size: 3'6'' x 4'11'' (107 x 150 cm).

2 Semi-Antique Turkmen Rugs, Central Asia. Largest Size: 4'3'' x 5'11'' (130 x 180 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

4 Semi-Antique Turkmen Rugs, Central Asia. Largest Size: 2'3'' x 2'3'' (69 x 69 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

2 Semi-Antique Turkmen Chuval Rugs, Central Asia. Largest Size: 2'7'' x 4'3'' (79 x 130 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

Semi-Antique Silk Turkmen Rug, Central Asia: 4'2'' x 6'1'' (127 x 185 cm).

2 Semi-Antique Turkmen Asmalyk Rugs, Central Asia. Largest Size: 2'1'' x 4'0'' (64 x 122 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

Pair of Semi-Antique Turkmen Chuval Rugs, Central Asia. Largest Size: 3'10'' x 2'5'' (117 x 74 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

Pair of Semi-Antique Turkmen Chuval Rugs, Central Asia. Largest Size: 4'1'' x 2'6'' (124 x 76 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

Turkmenistan, Central Asia, ca. 1900, wedding dowry rugs were always of small, squarish size and intended for the bride and groom to stand on at their wedding ceremony in order to take their marriage

Antique. 105 cm long without fringes. Dark blue-ground. For a young, unmarried woman. Fine embroidery, silk threads on cotton ground fabric of hand-spun yarns. Condition see photos. Shipping of this o

mid 19th century, 180 x 127 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan An antique Yomut door rug presenting a spaciously conceived hatchlu design, a wide three-band border and a double elem. A fine weave, very

Energising and contrasting, this original rug represent the Yomut peoples' culture. The Yomut (Yomud) is a Turkmen tribe that lives in Western and Central Asia. Yomut rugs are more colorful than other

Energising and contrasting, this original rug represent the Yomut peoples' culture. The Yomut (Yomud) is a Turkmen tribe that lives in Western and Central Asia. Yomut rugs are more colorful than other

Central Asia, Turkmenistan and Afghanistan, Turkoman (Turkman) Tekke peoples, ca. 19th century CE. A stunning high quality silver (93% silver) bridal necklace composed of three interior crosses flanke

Central Asia, Turkmenistan and Afghanistan, Turkoman (Turkman) Tekke peoples, ca. 19th century CE. A striking gilded silver bracelet consisting of three horizontal registers adorned with incised scrol

197 cm x 12 cm. Hand knotted. Wool on wool. Central Asia. Condition see photos. Tribal rug. Turkmen. Shipping of this object by a third party possible. List of selected trusted shipping partners attac

A TURKMEN HAND WOVEN WOOL TEKKE BOKHARA SMALL RUG, CENTRAL ASIA, CIRCA 1950, the red ground small rug with rectangular field in the center with three guls in camel, navy blue, ivory and red, main bord

Western Central Asia (Turkmenistan, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia), Turkoman (Turkmen) people, ca. 19th century CE. A sumptuous gilded silver bridal adornment with 14 inlaid pieces of fiery-colo

Three (3) Central Asian or Persian textiles, including saddle bag, Turkmen hanging, and camel collar. 1st item: Persian wool double saddle bag or Khorjin with a Kilim woven back, each bag with central

Antique Uzbek Karakalpak Caucasian rug, possibly late 19th century, hand woven, central field with three rows of octagons in Turkmen manner, with areas of wear throughout. 5.8' W x 9.5' L

LIFE and BIOGRAPHY OF PROPHET MOHHAMAD 360 leaves (720 pages) Size 5 3/4 by 9 3/4' Original binding (worn, with damaged spine, back cover is detached)) some wear, some stains Late 19th century Chagata

Antique Central Asia Khirgiz Felt Rug, Country of Origin: Central Asia, Circa Date: 1900   C