Embroidered Nurata Suzani

Nurata Suzani hand embroidered with floral motifs and a star. Dimensions: 160X235 cm. Overall good condition.

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

A finely embroidered suzani with white ground, decorated with four floral medallions within a floral field, trimmed with a multi-colored cloth. Origin: Nurata, Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton

A silk embroidered suzani wall runner with red ground, decorated with large floral medallions, interspersed with flowering stems, followed by two thin chain bands. Origin: Nurata, Uzbekistan; C. 20th

An embroidered suzani with red ground, decorated with twelve white floral medallions, interspersed with black leaved stems, trimmed with a thin black cloth border. Origin: Nurata, Uzbekistan; C. 20th

A finely embroidered suzani with black ground, decorated with six star medallions, interspersed with two smaller medallions, followed by a thin strip of red cloth as guard border. Origin: Nurata, Uzbe

Beautiful Hand Embroidered Suzani Coverlet of Uzbekistan , with 3 seams measuring 98" x 80"

Nurata Suzani 200 x 154 cm (6' 7" x 5' 1") Uzbekistan, second half 19th century Condition: good, three corners damaged, selvages partially damaged, several abrasions and scattered small holes, slightl

Nurata Suzani 218 x 130 (7' 2" x 4' 3") Uzbekistan, late 19th century Condition: good, several small abrasions, minor small repairs, backed with printed fabric Silk on cotton

Central Asian Nurata Suzani, Early 19th C. Silk floss embroidery on cotton ground. 5'3'' x 6'10'' (160 x 208 cm). 4 lbs.

A BUKHARA SILK AND LINEN EMBROIDERED SUZANI Late 19th century, 241.4cm long x 154cm wide (60 1/2in long x 95in wide) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TP TP Lot will be

Second half 19th century, 212 x 142, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan Slight signs of age and wear, some repairs and replaced parts, brown silk partly corroded, occasional stains. Backed with white

Central Asian Late 19th Century Embroidered Suzani. Cotton embroidered in bright, colorful typical foliate and floral motifs. The ground woven in long stripes and stitched together to make up the whol

Nurata Suzani Fragment 86 x 178 cm (2' 10" x 5' 10") Uzbekistan, mid 19th century Condition: fragment, several flaws and holes, backed with fabric Silk on linen

Heavy tan cotton embroidered w/ six large red rondels, narrown border of stylized red carnations, 76" x 95", (small stains & holes at corners & outer edges, embroidery loss mostly in red thread, small

Period: 19th-century Description: Silk embroidered Suzani panel.Dimensions: 58" x 58"

ANTIQUE UZBEKISTAN EMBROIDERED SUZANI. Circa date: Early 20th Century. 6 ft 7 in x 4 ft (2.01 m x 1.22 m). This antique and vintage rug auction consists of a collection of: Persian rugs, Moroccan rugs

Large Middle Eastern embroidered Suzani, 19th c., embroidery on textile, central medallion with geometric and floral decoration, 76"h x 48.5"w (total), matted and framed Provenance: Property from a Ma

Four Central Asian Embroidered Suzani. Ranging in Size from: 72'' x 67'' (183 x 170 cm) to 112'' x 70'' (284 x 178 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptab

Silk tambour embroidery on cotton. Unreconciled design and borders. 92 x 55. (Holes, repairs and stain) fair.

UZBEK STAR ROSETTE SILK EMBROIDERED SUZANICentral Asia, 20th century, foliate star rosette design with floral accents, on indigo field. 60" length, 72" width

A finely embroidered suzani with blue ground, decorated with fifteen floral medallions within a floral field, followed by a band of meandering vine of flowers, a thin black cloth as guard border. Orig

Finely embroidered with organic motif. Deep cochineal and indigo colors. made from several panels ( as is custom) dimensions: 240cm*160cm *collection of Richard Farber

An embroidered suzani with blue ground, decorated with twenty floral medallions, interspersed with small red flowers, followed by a band of meandering thin scroll as guard border. Origin: Tashkent, Uz