2 West Timor Ikat Sarongs

2 woman's sarongs, "tais mabuna", cotton ikat with silk "buna" embroidery ends, central "kaif" motif, Biboki, West Timor. Size 1: 42" x 20". Size 2: 41" x 28".

2 woman's sarongs, "tais", cotton ikat with supplementary patterning, Amanuban, West Timor. Size 1: 38" x 22". Size 2: 36" x 24".

Woman's sarong, "tais", cotton ikat with supplementary embroidery; and another woman's sarong, "tais mabuna", cotton ikat with"kaif" motif, Biboki, West Timor, early/mid 20th c. Size 1: 61" x 20". Siz

2 woman's sarongs, "tais mabuna", cotton ikat with silk buna supplementary patterning, Biboki, West Timor, early/mid 20th c. Size 1: 44" x 20". Size 2: 39" x 24".

2 woman's sarongs, "tais", one cotton ikat with supplementary embroidery; and one with supplementary embroidery, Amanutan Utara, West Timor. Sizes: 50" x 21" and 58" x 25".

2 West Timor sarongs, cotton with supplementary patterning, one from Besikama. Size 1: 80" x 22". Size 2: 52" x 22".

Biboki, West Timor, Indonesia, vintage coarse cotton ikat sarong, assorted colors stripe with traditional pattern, 63"l x 22"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Pretty Ikat Skirt - Woman's sarong, "tais" cotton ikat, Amanuban, West Timor Coral and Blue field. Pretty colors that will complement a room done up in soft colors. 36" x 23".

Woman's cloth, "tais mane", woven supplementary patterning, cotton; and a woman's sarong, "tais feto", woven supplementary patterning, cotton with fish and anthropomorphic figures, Malaka Barat, Besik

Two Indonesian Cotton Ikat Textiles, Mid 20th C., West Timor. Size: 1) 70'' x 18.5'', (178 x 47 cm); 2) 73'' x 16'', (185 x 41 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction;

Two Indonesian Cotton Ikat Textiles, Mid 20th C., West Timor. Size: 1) 69'' x 19'', (175 x 48 cm); 2) 58'' x 16'', (147 x 41 cm).

Two Indonesian Cotton Ikat Textiles, Mid 20th C., West Timor. Size: 1) 67'' x 16'', (170 x 41 cm); 2) 74'' x 14'', (188 x 36 cm).

Woman's sarong, "tais feto", woven with supplementary patterning, Malaka Barat, Besikama, West Timor; and a man's three-panel cloth, "beti", cotton with "buna embroidery" or supplementary warp wrap pa

Old West Timor Ikat Embroidered Textile. Man's mantle, "mau", cotton ikat with buna embroidery, Amanuban, West Timor, mid 20th century. Size: 69'' x 45'', (175 x 114 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or

2 Men's cloths, "beti", with buna supplementary patterning, one commercial cotton from Fatuleu, Kauniki, West Timor and one from Molo Selatan, West Timor, mid 20th c. Size 1: 74" x 37". Size 2: 76" x

2 Timor Ikat Selimut Textiles, Indonesia, Mid-Late 20th C. Two textiles used by men in warp ikat with twisted fringes. One in two panels with designs of reptiles. Size: 1) 5' x 2'9'' (152 x 84 cm); 2)

Two Old West Timor Cotton Ikat Textiles. Shoulder cloth "mau ana"; and man's shoulder cloth with European-inspired floral pattern ("mau"), Niki Niki;from Amanuban Regency: Sizes: 1) 81'' x 43'' (206 x

2 Cotton Ikat Sarongs, Maumere, Flores, Indonesia, Mid-Late 20th C. One opened. Sizes: 1) 5'5'' x 3'11'' (165 x 119 cm); 2) 4'11'' x 1'11'' (150 x 58 cm).

Ceremonial textile used as a canopy, cotton ikat with Chinese silk thread, Belu Regency, West Timor.Size: 81'' x 49'' (206 x 124 cm).

Approx. 72" x 27". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by Mr. Odom, who purchased a number of antique Indonesian textiles from Anita E. Spertus and Robert J.

2 Savu ikat woman's ceremonial sarongs, homespun cotton, Lesser Blossom moiety, Savu, early/mid 20th c. Each size: 65'' x 22'' (165 x 56 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of Asia. Please Note: There Are No

2 Old Indonesian Ikat Cotton Sarongs, one with bird and floral motif and one with floral motif. Largest size: 65'' x 20'' (165 x 51 cm).

Textile Collection, Various Cultures. Including: a Sari, Ikat Sarong, 2 Sindh Embroidered Bodices, Early 20th c., Old Central Asian Uzbek Trappings and a Silk Bolt (3). Provenance: Maryanne Conheim, P

Cotton Ikat Wrapper, West Timor, Indonesia, Early 20th C. "Selimut", man's wrapper cloth of warp faced handspun cotton, with a design of narrow stripes of alternating ikat and plain dyed red and yello