Manisha

Annette Himstedt "Manisha from India" porcelain doll, from the Masterpieces 2003 collection, Limited Edition #15/25 worldwide, dressed in brightly colored traditional veils, original packaging and shi

Indian modernist painting Media: Oil on sandal wood Title: 'Faith, Is The Bird That Feels The Light When The Dawn Is Still Dark' Date: c.1940s Measures 12.15" x 18" sight size, and 15.15" x 21" x 1.5"

Ende 20. Jh., 104 x 113 cm, Westanatolien Produktion Tollu. Neuwertiger Zustand

Hand Etched Navajo Pottery Vase Signed Monisha Etsitty Dine Hand Made Etched & Painted Native American Art Pottery Approximately 2 1/16 x 2 7/8 inches in diameter.

Second half 17th century, 175 x 127 cm, West Anatolia, Manisa Province This red-ground double niche carpet of the Transylvanian group presents a floral blue-ground central medallion and a cartouche bo

second half 17th century, 167 x 123 cm, West Anatolia, Manisa Woven in workshops in the West Anatolian province of Manisa, these carpets were highly popular in 17th century Europe and frequently depic

Second half 19th century, 199 x 134 cm, West Anatolia, Manisa Province Kula and Ghiordes prayer rugs were highly popular in the 19th century and produced in large numbers by specialised workshops. In

FOUR INTERNATIONAL CUISINE COOK BOOKS Indian Accent Restaurant Cookbook by Chef Manish Mehrotra HCDJ (corners have wear), The Cuban Table: A Celebration of Food, Flavors, and History HC,

Schooled By Anisha Lakhani SIGNED First Edition published by Hyperion, New York, 2008

Ca. 1800, 361 x 160 cm, West Anatolia Several kilims of this memorable type have survived. Published on three previous occasions, the Poppmeier kilim is considered one of the oldest examples of the gr

Ca. 1800, 413 x 154, West Anatolia, Manisa Province The red field of this large single-panel kilim is dominated by six huge box-shaped medallions, each enclosing a hooked design of totemistic appearan

ca. 1800, 370 x 135 cm, West Anatolia VOK Collection, Anatolia 68 This large kilim with a blue field, a red-ground border and three-panel elems belongs to a specific group of only a few existing examp

Mid 19th century, 435 x 101 cm, West Anatolia The field and borders of Anatolian kilims were often woven separately and later joined. Only the field survives of this very accurately drawn kilim woven

KULA, MANISA AREA, WESTERN ANATOLIA, CIRCA 1850- GOOD CONDITION, OXIDATION cm 189X119 La citt  turca di Ghiordes, dal XVII fino al XIX secolo, stata una dei centri pi importanti dell'Anatolia per la

The Manish Boys Unique wooden plug-box specifically made for the Manish Boys by their road manager, with 'Universal Plug' cable and six sockets to service an adequate number of amplifiers needed by th

Second half 19th century, 156 x 107 cm, West Anatolia Slight signs of age and wear, minor darned and rewoven areas. Lower left corner restored. 

Large Manisa 'Kilim', West Anatolia, late 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 390 x 190 cm,condition: 2-3 (good condition), made on tow panels, characteristic Manisa pattern, decorative. Special-Auction:

Consisting of a surface of red-dyed jute from which threads have been methodically removed to display the waxed grayish undersurface, thus providing the linear pattern, the reverse signed and dated "M

Painting from 2003, signed by the artist 60 x 60cm (23.6 x 23.6 in)

Oil on Panel signed Manish (Om Prakash) '04, 9" x 12", "I Giapponesi".

Dr Manish Patel NOMAD Mars lander signed Buckingham cover 2016 Mission to Mars cover. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine pos

Second half 17th century, 171 x 116 cm, West Anatolia, Manisa provinceCarpets of this kind were produced in weaving centres in the West Anatolian province of Manisa, chiefly for export to Europe. The

First half 19th century, 210 x 153 cm, North West Anatolia The province of Manisa is situated east of Izmir. It is considered the provenance of "Transylvanian" rugs which were woven in various parts o

18th century, 184 x 132 cm, West Anatolia, Manisa province The workshops of the West Anatolian town of Kula specialised in prayer rugs woven in precisely drawn column designs. The type harks back to o