Indian 19th Century Chintz Cotton Printed Panel

Indian 19th Century Chintz Cotton Printed Panel. Probably Kalamkari, Andrha Pradesh. Printed in shades of red, ocher, green blue and brown, with stylized foliate motifs in bands, centering a medallion

Indian Burhanpur 19th Century Printed Cotton Panel. The off white field printed in shades of red and blue with boteh in cartouches and bands and vining flowers and foliate designs, centering a purple

A GOOD 18TH / 19TH CENTURY INDIAN KASHMIR EMBROIDERED COTTON & SILK PANEL, the panel finely embroidered with scenes of floral scrolling motif, 55cm square.

**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

English or Continental Needlework on Linen Sampler Early 19th century Height 10 inches, width 10 inches; Together with an English Copperplate Printed Cotton Fabric Panel, circa 1785, titled The Turf I

35 yards of Brunschwig & Fils multi-colored on a tinted off-white cotton satin chintz. The European 10-screen print was designed from a late 19th century Alsatian stylized floral which was originally

35 yards of Brunschwig & Fils multi-colored on a tinted off-white cotton satin chintz. The European 10-screen print was designed from a late 19th century Alsatian stylized floral which was originally

A highly decorative Victorian three-panel dressing screen in the Chinoiserie taste. Flame-treated bamboo and printed cotton fabric. Late 19th Century. Dimensions: (Folded) H 60.5 "x W 23" x D 3" Condi

19th Century Indian Quilted Table Matmat is printed, painted and resist dyed cotton table mat used in Yeman homes.Note: Purchased in Israel in 1972; Example Exhibited in Cinncinnati Art Museum38 inche

Circular cotton coverlet. Printed with silver floral motif. Hyderabad, India mid 19th century. Diameter: 45" (114 cm).

Indo-Persian Shahnameh Portraits Kalamkari19th century, finely woven cotton, the full width from selvage to selvage decorated with block printed and hand painted designs in panels, the central panel f

Polychrome floral chintz trimmed around neck with ribbon having embroidered chevrons, sleeve slit at cuff and bound in red silk, front embroidered with three pairs of faux buttonholes, natural cotton

Central Asian Uzbek Silk Adras Ikat Panel, late 19th c. Six colors lined with printed Russian cotton trade cloth.With trim. Very good condition. Size: 32'' x 57'' (81 x 145 cm).

A CHINTZ PRAYER MAT MACHHILIPATNAM SOUTH INDIA MID-19TH CENTURY printed cotton the design comprising of central bud motif under a cusped arched mihrab surrounded by concentric foliate and chevron bord

Early 20th century AD. A rectangular cotton fabric panel with block-printed floral designs and hand-applied pigment in red, blue, green and yellow. 631 grams, 200 x 277cm (78 3/4 x 109"). Property of

Central Asian Bokhara Ikat, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Made with natural dyes on a blend of cotton and silk, backed with Russian chintz, this textile exhibits a six-color ikat panel. Comprising three strips

American, late 19th century, cotton. Printed with vignettes depicting a baby with various toys. 10" diameter. SES

2 Beautiful 19th C. Glazed Chintz Textile Panels (English?) with columns, 1 column surrounded by flowers in vivid rose, green and burgundy and the other with floral baskets in red, blue, green and yel

Indian Kashmir 19th Century Woven Wool Panel. Possibly a table cover or floor mat of finely woven wool, with red, green, blue and yellow boteh in two sizes and geometric bands. Edged in silk twill in

A VERY GOOD LARGE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN COTTON / TEXTILE PICHWAI PAINTING, the painting depicting a blue skin god within a landscape with four attending ladies, 135cm x 91cm high

Image for home shrine, woodblock-printed cotton, 19th century or earlier, found in Melaka, Malaysia, Chinese. Size: 30'' x 31'' (76 x 79 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of Asia. Please Note: There Are No

South Asia, India, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. A beautiful and intricate hand-carved tiered wood panel depicting the Hindu god Krishna playing a bansuri (or murali) flute with his devotees and co

19th century Indian painted panel of Ram and Sita. The panel depicts Ram and Sita seated on a large chair, possibly a marriage chair. The figures are holding hands with their arms around each other we

South Asia, Southern India, Tamil Nadu, ca. 19th century CE. A finely carved wooden votive panel featuring Varaha (Sanskrit for Boar) - an avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu assuming the form of a boar wi