A Bokhara silk-embroidered linen panel (susani) Central Asia, mid 19th Century

72" x 48" - Turkish Bright Polychrome Chainlock Embroidery on linen, having a central panel depicting a tree, surrounded by a blossom and boteh leaf border, all with black outlining, having an unfinis

Mid 19th century, 218 x 148 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan A Bokhara suzani in magnificent colours chiefly embroidered in the basma technique. The field displays the so-called Nurata design o

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Asia, Eastern Pakistan and Northern India, Punjab Region, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful phulkari embroidered textile panel, in colorful silk

Slovakian Embroidered Panel, Detva, 19th C. This small embroidered panel is crafted from silk on linen, featuring a linear design. The central strip has alternating flowers and four-leaf clovers, with

Lot of (2) Large 19th c. Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels, incl: Mid-19th c. rectangular panel, centered with a phoenix bird in chain stitch, surrounded by floral and butterfly decoration, ends in forb

A Large Chinese Cream Ground Embroidered Silk Panel EARLY-MID 19TH CENTURY 清晚期 杏子地團鳳紋綉片 the pale satin ground worked in sat

Islamic Art A silk embroidered textile decorated with flowers Central Asia, Uzbekistan, 19th century. . Cm 83,00 x 107,00.

Afghan Turkman chyrpy, embroidered red silk with cotton lining, Central Asia, mid-20th century. Size: 38'' x 80'', (97 x 203 cm).

Silk on natural linen in a leaf and flower design within a lattice on metallic gold field. 29 x 17. Good.

Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels & Rounds 19th & 20th C. [5] embroidered silk panels /rounds 19th C. to mid 20th C. Butterflies in pea patch, precious things and floral. Measure: 6 in round, 8 1/4 in r

**Originally Listed At $200** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely pair of silk embroidery squares featuring vibrant insect and botanical motifs. The first depicts a flowering

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th century CE. This is a beautiful hand woven and embroidered silk and brocade textile that was once a panel from a robe, perha

19th century fine quality antique susani. Silk embroidered flat weave panel. This piece had been wrapped and kept in a wooden trunk for many years, which explains to fine overall condition. Colors vib

Mid 19th century, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, 4-7 x 5-9 ft.

East Asia, China, Qing dynasty, ca. 19th century CE. A silk and embroidered textile panel known as a rank badge or Mandarin square with a delightful design of a bird. These badges have been worn in Ch

Mid 19th century, 160 x 104 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan A Bokhara suzani in the nim format. The field displays a repeat of delicate golden stems bearing red side-view flowers, slender gree

DESCRIPTION: Antique silk embroidered panel depicting as its central motif a mosque surrounded by Arabic calligraphic designs. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: Middle East DIMENSIONS: H: 37"

An older example of Turkmen weaving, probably mid 19th century (or before?), with an unusual border as well as a lovely elem design (in the bottom panel). The condition is not perfect, it has overall

Of rectangular form, the central field decorated with a series of floral roundels amidst scrolling stylized leaves, surrounded by a border of large flower-heads interspersed with leafy sprigs, lined.

Catalan school of the mid-19th century. Hand-embroidered plafond on silk, 1850. Measurements: 66 x 74 cm; 81 x 89 cm (frame). Hand-embroidered panel representing a naturalistic motif with the represen

Central Asia, ca. 1850, lovely colors, 4' 10" x 8' 5"

mid 19th century, 175 x 124 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan Another ensi of the same group was published by Elmby in 1990. There, too, the horizontal panel of the hatchlu cross is placed below the ce

1 odhana (wedding shawl) w/ dark teal & white silk phulkari embroidered on red cotton ground, mid 19th C, 57" x 83", (embroidery wear, many tiny-4" holes at edges, tiny-1" holes throughout, visible in

19th C. Silk Embroidered Sind Wedding Shawl, India, silk floss on cotton ground; an interesting feature of this piece is the central panel ends which are missing embroidery but retain the original dra