Oey Soe Tjoen Indonesian Batik Wedding Sarong

Oey Soe Tjoen Indonesian Batik Wedding Sarong 41.5''x82''. A lavishly decorated floral batik from his famous Indo-Chinese workshop. Signed in cartouche near border. Excellent condition. Circa 1950's.

110'long x 44"tall. Mounted nicely for hanging on the wall. Signed on the upper left "Oey Soe Tjoen, Kedungwuni 104"

Indonesian Batik Sarong, no apparent inscriptions or labels, Measures 40 3/4 x 26 7/8 inches, some loose threads to piece, Indonesian, batik print, sarong, fabric, textiles, wearables, women’s cloth

Indonesian Batik Sarong, no apparent inscriptions or labels, Measures 40 3/4 x 26 7/8 inches, some loose threads to piece, Indonesian, batik print, sarong, fabric, textiles, wearables, women’s cloth

Two Indonesian Cotton Batik Sarongs, mid 20th C.Sizes: 1) 41'' x 93'' (104 x 236 cm); 2) 42'' x 96'' (107 x 244 cm).

Two Indonesian Lampung Wedding Sarongs, circa 1934 or later, embroidered cotton, one framed, one loose, 41 3/4" x 50".

Old Indonesian tulis batik sarong (uncut) with floral, peacock, and bird motif in beige, blue and red, early to mid 20th c. Size: 41.5'' x 35'' (105 x 89 cm).

(6) Indonesian batik textiles, Java and Sumatra, incl. (4) sarongs, (1) shawl, and (1) textile panel, 40"l x 36"w (largest sarong), incl. signed, 96"l x 20.5"w (shawl), 40"l x 22"w (smallest) Provenan

Group (11) Vintage Indonesian batik textiles, 20th c., Sumatra and mostly Java, incl. shawls, sarongs, and panels, in bird, floral, geometric, puppet, and ship patterns, approx. 95"l x 31.5"w (largest

Title: Indo European Sarong Date/Period: 1940s Dimension: 73.5 x 41.5 Materials: Cotton with Chemical Dyes Provenance: Sarong for the Indo-European clientele prior to Indonesian independence. Such bat

Tubular sarong of handdrawn (tulis) wax resist (batik) on commercial cotton tabby cloth, signed by Lies van Zuylen in the upper left corner of the "kepala". The sarong has extraordinary color, a rose

Tulis Batik Sarong, Indonesia, C. 1900-1910. Sarong worked in hand drawn (tulis) batik on commercial tabby woven cotton cloth. Design of four flowering trees with a small mound, related to the Indian

Hand Drawn Tulis Batik Sarong, Northern Coast Java, Indonesia, C. 1930. European cotton, Chinese-influenced. Burgundy, blue, black and green on cream base. Excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Seth He

(40)+ Indonesian Batik fabric portions, most about 94"Lx 39"W, some smaller some larger

(8) vintage Indonesian Batik textiles, 20th c., Java, incl. (8) batik cotton textiles, two signed examples, 105"l x 41"w (largest), 85.5"l x 40"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Profess

Burmese Court Textile or Wedding Sarong, early to mid 20th Century. With luntaya achieq technique (hundred shuttles). Size: 47'' x 32.5'', 119 x 83 cm (uncut). Acheik or luntaya acheik lit. "hundred s

(8) vintage Indonesian Batik Selendang shawls, 20th c., Sumatra, shoulder cloths, 120"l x 21.5"w (largest), 60"l x 12.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC

Group (7) Indonesian sarong textiles, 20th c., Timor, Flores, Lembata, Sumatra, cotton, incl. some Ikats, approx. 70"l x 27"w (largest), approx. 51.5"l x 21"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distingu

Sarong with continuous supplementary weft inlay with metal wrapped thread on a foundation of bast warp and cotton weft. Continuous weft inlay with yellow silk or cotton in center section. Medium: cott

Burmese Court Textile or Wedding Sarong, early/mid 20th C, with luntaya achieq technique (hundred shuttles). Size: 46'' x 36'', 117 x 91 cm (uncut).Acheik or luntaya acheik lit. "hundred shuttle achei

Antique Indonesian Wedding or Royal Procession, Probably 19th Century. This rare set has virtually all original pigment. Only a few minor restorations are cosmetically blended. Assorted to be expected

Group (6) Indonesian Batik textiles, Java, Incl. floral foliate, bird, and geometric patterns, each approx. 95"l x 40"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature

Tulis Batik Sarong, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Open sarong with hand drawn (tulis) wax resist (batik) on commercial cotton tabby cloth with an overall pattern of triangular patched in greenish-brown. Si

Group (6) Indonesian batik textiles, Java and Sumatra, 92.5"l x 39.75"w (largest), 55.5"l x 12"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor