c. 1876 Colorful Textile Signing of Declaration

American Revolution Signing of The: "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" c. 1876, Multi-color Lithographic Print titled, "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE / PHILADELPHIA, JULY 4TH 1776. " by Kurz & Allison, Chica

Glass and Porcelain Handsome Benjamin Franklin Polychrome Enamel Victorian Era Staffordshire Standing Figure on "FRANKLIN" Base c. 1860 to 1876 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Colorful Polychrome Enamel Victorian E

19th c. Historical engraving, signing of the Declaration. Marked top left corner "Published by A. W. Elson & Co., Boston". Sight 20 1/2" x 29 1/2".

**Previously Listed At $100** Tibet, early 20th century CE. A woman's apron comprised of three panels of striped fabric stitched together, the fabric comprised of wool, probably from Yak in very good

**Originally Listed At $100** Tibet, early 20th century CE. A woman's apron comprised of three panels of striped fabric stitched together, the fabric comprised of wool, probably from Yak in very good

20th C. Replica Oil Painting on Canvas The Signing Declaration of Independence. Framed. size: 20 x 16, 22.75 x 18.75 outside frame

Collection of Ethnographic Woven Textiles, Mid 20th C. Including colorful Indian shawl from Manipur, Balinese striped shoulder cloth, 2 embroidered hill tribe bags, Mexican cotton poncho. Size: Rangin

19th century colorful quilt with 8 pointed starburst pattern, approx. 74 x 74 inches, quilted by a member of the Eshleman family of Camp Hill in Central Pennsylvania near Harrisburg, c.1876.

J. & J. Kohn, Vienna, '714F' armchair, c. 1905, H. 80 cm, 62.5 x 56 cm. Beech wood, bentwood, colorful textile cover. Not marked., J. &. J. Kohn, The catalog from 1916, reprint, Munich 1980, p

Colorful embroidered textile with mirror work, cotton on cotton with woven silk border, Rajasthan or Gujarat, India, mid 20th Century. Size: 3' 10'' x 3', 787 x 8 cm.

Latin America, Mexico, ca. early 20th century CE. A colorful textile garment with arm holes for wearing, woven from natural cotton fibers in many hues - aqua, orange, azure blue, black, yellow, coral,

**First Time At Auction**Central Asia, Uzbekistan, ca. early 20th century CE. A large, fine example of a traditional Uzbek textile, called an ikat, woven with hand-spun silk yarn. The pomegranate moti

(19th c.) Printed in two colors with the state seals of the original 13 colonies. 20 x 24 inches. framed.

Originally listed at $200 Central America, Panama, Kuna culture, ca. mid 20th century CE. A pretty pair of colorful mola textile panels made from several layers of cloth using the reverse applique te

Shipibo-Conibo textile, white ground with colorful embroidery, Peru, 20th c. Size: 61'' x 26.25'' (155 x 67 cm).

3 colorful embroidered textiles including two pillow cases and one large bagh or table covering with lace edges, white cotton ground, India, mid 20th c. Sizes: 33'' x 19'', 84 x 48 cm (smallest); 99''

(2) Wedgwood Bicentennial bowls, c/o "The Philadelphia Bowl" expressly designed for the Bailey Banks & Biddle Co (12-1/4" dia x 5-1/4" h), "The Liberty Bowl" showing the signing of the Declaration of

A good Ica Paracas style painted textile panel depicting paw prints or jellyfish in a sea of bubbles. Brown on white field with colorful matching border. C. 1200-1500 AD; Dimensions: L 53" x W 56"; Co

**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

Colorful reverse applique blanket textile, India, mid to late 20th c. Size: 77'' x 42.5'' (196 x 108 cm).

2 very decorative hand stitched textiles decorated with embroidery, sequins and applique on cotton ground, India, mid to late 20th c. Size: 1) 57'' x 35'' (145 x 89 cm); 2) Size: 60'' x 36'' (152 x 91

A group of 4 Coptic textile fragments, Egypt, c. 5th - 10th Century AD, and include colorful strips with floral and geometric devices, all mounted to a paper backing. Largest textile itself measures 7

**Originally Listed At $125** Southeast Asia, possibly Laos, Hmong culture, ca. late 20th century. A Hmong baby carrier comprised of a variety of colorful cotton fabrics providing rich contrasts of or

Covered Tureen Marked H&C Limoges, 5.75" x 12.25" x 8", Circa 1876+, Two Handles, Made For "Brodhead & Hamlin Syracuse New York", White With Molded Basketweave Handles, Colorful Bird, Butterfly And Fl