Saat Pagi Tiba

Tulis Pagi Sore Batik, Northern Coast Java, Indonesia, C. 1930. Extremely fine condition, color and detail, Chinese influenced. Provenance: Ex. Seth Hersh/ Batikat Collection. Size: 3'5'' x 7'11'' (10

North Coast Java Pekalongan Batik Pagi Sore, Indonesia. Size: 40.5'' x 98'' (103 x 249 cm).

Banyumasan Tulis Batik Pagi Sore, good condition, circa 1960's. Size: 102'' x 40.5'' (259 x 103 cm).

North coast Pekalongan Batik Pagi Sore for the Peranakan Chinese market of South East Asia, featuring a peacock. Terang Bulan style. Hand stamped. Estimated 1960s/ early 70s from the colors typical of

Solo, Central Java. Tribusono. Rare Pagi Sore style for the Tribusono batik genre. Fully handrawn. Very good condition, with no visible pinholes. Circa late 1970's/ early 1980's.  Size 40" x 99"

North coast Pekalongan Batik Pagi Sore for the Peranakan Chinese market of South East Asia in the Terang Bulan style. Circa late 60's/ early 70's. Main body is hand-stamped with manual tulis (hand-dra

Tulis Batik Pagi Sore Sarong, Peranakan, Indonesia, C. 1960s-70s. Long kain panjang in vivid psychedelic colors of blue and purple divided by a diagonal line to allow it to be worn with one or the oth

Title: Demakan Tulis Pagi Sore Date/Period: 1970's-80's Dimension: 96 x 41 Materials: Cotton with Chemical Dyes Provenance: While large birds like peacocks and phoenixes are commonly incorporated into

Title: Pagi Sore Kedungwuni Date/Period: 1970's-80'sMaterials: Cotton, possibly vegetal dyesDimensions in cm: 252 x 106 Description: Pagi sore batik where two different designs and/ color is found on

Tulis Batik Pagi Sore Wrap, Pekalongan, Indonesia, C. 1930. Long kain panjang in vivid colors of green, pink, yellow, purple, blue, orange divided by a diagonal line to allow it to be worn with one or

Signed lr rt and and from a Larchmont estate . - Dimensions: 28" x35" frame 35" x42"

Signed lr rt and from a Larchmont storage . - Dimensions: 28" x34" frame 35" x44"

Title: Peranakan Pagi Sore Blue Date/Period: 1960's- 1970's Materials: Cotton with Chemical Dyes Dimensions: 98.75 x 41" Description:Typical kain panjang of South East Asian's Chinese Peranakan client

Kain Panjang, Jawa Baroe Pagi Sore, Pekalongan, Mid 20th C. A genre that flourished after the Japanese occupation of Indonesia in the late 40's up to the early 60's, the Jawa Baroe ("New Java") is amo

Kain Panjang, Pekalongan Pagi Sore, 1960s-70s. Pretty chrysanthemums and regal phoenixes against the parang background, in the pagi sore style. Put together, they symbolize vitality, tenacity, loyalty

North Coast Pekalongan Batik Pagi Sore for the Peranakan Chinese market of South East Asia, featuring a peacock, Terang Bulan style and flamingoes and rare lobsters. Hand stamped. Good condition with

NO RESERVE Switzerland.- Seutter (Matthäus) Ditionis pagi Scaphusiani qui confoederatae Helvetiorum reipublicae pars est descriptio geographica nova studio adornata, regional map centred on Schaf

Kain panjang pagi-sore skirt cloth of cotton tabby with patterning in hand drawn (tulis) wax resist (batik). Design of floral sprays against a finely drawn slanted line background. Medium: cotton tabb

Adik Baji from Solo, Tulis Batik Pagi Sore, good condition. Indonesia, Circa 1970's. Size: 97'' x 40.5'' (246 x 103 cm).

Kain Panjang Batik, Lerengan Pagi Sore Ceplok Sawat, signed by The Tjien Sing, originating from the early to mid-20th century. The Tjien Sing, a notable batik entrepreneur in Yogyakarta, crafted fine-

Description: 1992, watercolour on paper, 72 x 110 cm, signed and dated on lower left Dimensions: 72 x 110 cm Artist or Maker: Rudolf G. Usman Medium: watercolour on paper Date: 1992 Literature: Agus D

Handstamped Pagi Sore Terang Bulan, Pekalongan Indonesia, C. 1970s. Two different motifs at the corners and ends of the batik, set diagonally opposite one another. On one side is a family of birds wit

Figur Um/Nach 1900. Bezeichnet: "PAGI". Alabaster. Frauenbüste mit Kleid und Kopftuch. H 50 cm. - Fehlstellen.

Kain Panjang, Lerengan Pagi Sore Ceplok Sawat, Signed The Tjien Sing, Early-Mid 20th C. The Tjien Sing was a batik entrepreneur in Yogyakarta, who produced fine quality batiks from 1908 to about 1950'