Four Turkmen Torbas

Four Turkmen Torbas 124 x 40 cm / 95 x 39 cm / 148 x 26 cm / 95 x 39 cm 4' 1" x 1' 4" / 3' 1" x 1' 3" / 4' 10" x 10" / 3' 1" x 1' 3" Turkmenistan, late 19th century Condition: good to very good, parti

Four Turkmen Torbas 83 x 32 cm / 93 x 32 cm / 95 x 31 cm / 86 x 28 cm 2' 9" x 1' 1" / 3' 1" x 1' 1" / 3' 1" x 1' / 2' 10" x 11" Turkmenistan, late 19th century Condition: three pieces good with low pi

from the nomadic Ersari Turkmen sub-tribe of Central Asia. Wear. losses. Largest: 27" high, 9" wide.

Five Turkmen Torbas 58 x 26 cm / 58 x 26 cm / 81 x 35 cm / 61 x 20 cm / 70 x 33 cm 1' 11" x 10" / 1' 11" x 10" / 2' 8" x 1' 8" / 2' x 8" / 2' 4" x 1' 1" Turkmenistan, late 19th century Condition: thre

2 Pair of Turkmen Silver Coat Clasps or Pendants. With garnets and glass and dangling pendants, one pair parcel gilt. Ranging in Size from: 7'' x 5'' (18 x 13 cm) to 8.5'' x 5.75'' (22 x 15 cm). Total

3 antique Turkmen torbas. [Largest: 40" x 17"]. In good condition.

Four Turkmen Silver and Gilt Pendants. Openwork silver with fire gilding, carnelians and glass decoration; each with dangling pendants. Ranging in Size from: 6'' x 4.75'' (15 x 12 cm) to 24'' x 7'' (6

Two Turkmen Torbas 131 x 32 cm and 94 x 36 cm 4' 4" x 1' 1" and 3' 1" x 1' 2" Turkmenistan, late 19th century Condition: good, large Torba reduced in width, low pile, signs of use, minor small repairs

A set of four Turkmen traditional hand-embroidered pillowcases. The pillowcases are adorned with the same ornament and presented in four various colors (blue, orange, grey and brown). Circa: early 20t

Group of four Turkmen, or Turkoman, and Afghani jewelry pieces, including one Kamea leather pouch or Quran (Koran) holder, decorated with silver parcel-gilt inlaid with hardstone embellishments; and t

Four Antique Turkmen Rugs, Turkmenistan, 19th C., Tekke and Salor examples. 3.9 x 4.1, 3.10 x 5.2, 3.7 x 4.4, 3.3 x 1.11, 20 lbs. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; Al

The well-abrashed light rust to dusty rose field of this southern Caucasian kellegi display four large Turkmen-style “guls" with ivory, royal blue, green and khaki details Each motif is centred

Group of four large Turkmen, or Turkoman, and Afghani silver amulet pendants decorated with parcel-gilt designs, red gemstones, possibly carnelian, and glass. Height ranges from 196 mm to 214 mm; widt

early 19th century, 28 x 63 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan In addition to considerably larger chuvals and torbas, the Tekke Turkmen also produced smaller bags that are described as mafrash or kap, d

ca. 1800, 31 x 63 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan In addition to chuvals and torbas, the Tekke Turkmen also produced considerably smaller bags. Depending on their sizes, they are described as mafrash

A fine pair of late 19th c low grade gilded silver Tekke or Turkmen cuff bracelets known as bileziks. The bracelets are decorated with hand engraved motifs, and filigree details, and set with four row

A pair of antique Tekke Turkmen hand-crafted cuff armlets, known as bileziks, each decorated with four rows of table-cut semi-precious carnelians. The bracelets are gilt washed and decorated with hand

A pair of antique Tekke Turkmen hand-crafted cuff armlets, known as bileziks, each decorated with four rows of table-cut semi-precious carnelians. The bracelets are gilded and decorated with hand engr

3 Antique Turkmen Trappings, including a juval and a pair of torbas. Largest size: 4'2'' x 2'5'' (127 x 74 cm). Provenance: Estate of Professor Louis Flam.

The four panel red field design is characteristic of many types of Turkmen door rugs (engsis). Usually those of the large Tekke tribe show a niche protracting into and through the upper "bulls’

In the finer “Mauri” Tekke Turkmen weave on wool, this tribal main carpet shows  four columns of floatingrounded and quartered tribal Tekke major guls, with chemche minor guls between

Grouping of four (4) Pashtun silver jewelry items, Afghanistan likely Turkmen, including two (2) necklaces with large central pendants, inlaid glass and dangle decoration, together with two (2) rings,

E. Howard & Co. and Hezekiah Conant Four Pendulum Isochronal Regulatorcirca 1888the oak case with a classical pediment above a dentil moulding, turned columns with Corinthian capitals and acanthus car

United States,1961 The argument can be made that without this comic, the entire Marvel Universe as we know it may not have existed. Marvel Comics Fantastic Four issue 1 from November, 1961. The book f