Silk Sari, India, Late 19th C.

Silk Sari, India, Late 19th C. Hanging of iridescent purple silk with supplementary weft inlay (brocade), primarily in gold thread, with a field pattern of paisley or leaf-shaped repeats. Size: 13'4"

Silk Sari, India, Late 19th C. Iridescent purple silk (red warps/blue wefts), with patterning in supplementary weft inlay (brocade). Size: 176'' x 46.5'' (447 x 118 cm). Provenance: The Roger Hollande

A gold, green and maroon heavy brocade silk sari, hand woven with green rosettes on maroon ground, India, late 19th/early 20th c. Size: 228'' x 44'' (579 x 112 cm).

Silk Sari, India, Late 20th C. A silk sari dyed in wrap resist warp-faced ikat technique. Colors are purple, green, yellow, and white, with a pattern of elephants, birds, and geometric designs on ends

Chamba Rumal Roundel, India, Late 19th C. A figural silk embroidery on cotton, the rumal (coverlet) was typically used to cover wedding gifts. Size: 30'' x 30'' (76 x 76 cm). Provenance: Ex Yosi Barzi

Two Bhandani Silk Satin & Chiffon Odhni, Rajasthan, India, late 19th/early 20th c. 1) Bhandani (tie dye) Silk Satin Odhni with Ras Lila central design. 2) Bhandani (tie dye) Silk Chiffon Odhni ξwit

1 saree w/ crimson silk ground & woven metallic grid, bandhani border appliqued & encrusted w/ metallic chainstitch, silver bullion, crystal & green beads, appliqued & embroidered bandhani feather mot

Antique Indian textile panel, ex-Maharaja Mysore, 19th c. or older, India, multicolor woven silk, composed of sari fabric, pinned to fabric backing, with information page taped verso, 61"h x 40"w (fra

**Originally Listed At $300** South Asia, India, late 19th to early 20th century CE. A colorful painting on fabric, perhaps silk, that depicts a Mughal elephant royal procession before a white palace

Antique Indian textile panel, ex-Maharaja Mysore, 19th/20th c., India, narrow panels from antique saris sewn together, color and metallic thread, purple silk border, tacked at edges to fabric-covered

**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

A fine Mughal style gold and champlevé enamel bracelet set according to the traditional kundan technique with emeralds and diamonds.

PAIR OF CHINESE PAINTINGS ON SILKLate 19th CenturyFigures in various pursuits in a procession.10” x 41.5” sight. Framed 12” x 43.5”.

A Buddhist Painting on Silk, Late 19th Century Depicting a seated Buddha vajrasana (lotus position) on lotus throne, hands in dhyana position, tri-nimbus background, acolytes at the feet. H. 54 x W. 2

Indo-Persian Rug, India, Late 19th C., 13'3'' x 19'0'' (404 x 579 cm). Inscriptions at each end. Weight: 102 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Kashmir Shawl, India, Late 19th C. A double sided fine shawl, twill woven with embroidered outlines around patterns of interlocking, swirling paisley (boteh) designs formed of green, abstracted leaf a

Amritsar Rug, India, Late 19th C., 10'2'' x 13'10'' (310 x 422 cm). Weight: 56 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft. North Carolina estate.

Kashmir Shawl, India, Late 19th C. Twill woven wool shawl composed of several sections of an older shawl that have been carefully joined, all patterned with a floral repeat of grape clusters and vines

Amritsar Rug, India, Late 19th C., 10'11'' x 13'7'' (333 x 414 cm). Weight: 54 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft. North Carolina estate.

Agra Rug, India, Late 19th C., 6'1'' x 7'4'' (185 x 224 cm). Weight: 14 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Antique Jain Pilgrimage Painting (Tirtha Pata), India, Late 19th C. Size: 51'' x 74'', 130 x 188 cm.

Large Jain Pilgrimage Painting (Tirtha Pata), India, Late 19th C. Size: 10' 3'' x 7' 7'', 262 x 196 cm.

Agra Rug, India, Late 19th C., 8'0'' x 10'6'' (244 x 320 cm). Weight: 33 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Phulkari Head Cloth, India, Late 19th C. Head cover or shawl composed of four sections of cotton tabby cloth sewn together. Almost the entire surface is covered with counted thread embroidery, worked