South American Woven Textile, Mid 20th C.

South American Woven Textile, Mid 20th C. Size: 2'6'' x 3'4'' (76 x 102 cm).

South American Woven Ceremonial Blanket, Early-Mid 20th C. Woven wool in red, orange, green, beige, blue, and black hues featuring zoomorphic forms. Size: 3'7'' x 3'2'' (109 x 97 cm).

South American/Bolivian mantle textile, wool, mid 20th c. Size: 47'' x 41'' (119 x 104 cm).

Textile blanket comprised of two large woven wool panels sewn together featuring bands containing abstract geometric motifs in red, gold and blue and two bands of undyed brown wool, Bolivia/Peru, earl

A collection of ten bags and two pillows with. Nahuala designs on the bags. Others are rattan and made of a plant material. Late 19th to mid 20th C.

Mid 20th century, Midlands of South Carolina African American hand craft chairs. The handsome set of four having hand hewn frames with handsome spike tops over very nice tightly woven seats. Excellent

Mid 20th century by the Hunter Family working in the Midlands of South Carolina. African American hand craft chairs having nicely hand hewn frames with good tightly woven seats. Each chair is in nice,

Native American, Southwestern United States, Navajo, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. This is an incredible and vibrant textile blanket, hand woven by the Navajo, all hand woven from hand spun sheep

New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A ceremonial blanket, woven from alpaca wool, probably from the Challhuahuacho District of Peru. The textil

**Originally Listed At $200** South America, Bolivia, Aymara People, Eucaliptos Region, ca. mid 20th century CE. A bright, finely-woven coca bag of camelid fibers with a braided shoulder strap. Repeat

New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A poncho made of expertly woven and dyed alpaca fiber, consisting of four narrow stripes of bright pink and

**Originally Listed At $150** New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A ceremonial blanket comprised of two large panels sewn together and woven fr

Collection of Ethnographic Woven Textiles, Mid 20th C. Including colorful Indian shawl from Manipur, Balinese striped shoulder cloth, 2 embroidered hill tribe bags, Mexican cotton poncho. Size: Rangin

South American School, mid-20th c ., "Mother Carrying her Child in a Manta", 1930, oil on canvas board, signed "O. Bangerter" and dated lower right, "W.F. Lee Frame Maker, Caxton House, Winchcomb St.,

4 Andean Woven Wool Textiles, Mid 20th C.Including 3 belts and one other. Ranging in size from: 2'11'' x 5''' (89 x 152 cm) to; 3'6'' x 2''' (107 x 61 cm).

South American Black & White Hand Woven Pancho, ca. late 20th century.

Mission style oak low slat back rocking chair, the seat upholstered in Native American woven wool textile. Early 20th C. Dimensions: 33 in. x 30 in. x 25 in.

South American .833 Silver Tray, mid-20th century, of rectangular form with pierced "vintage" gallery, the plateau engraved with conforming acanthus scroll bands, with stirrup handles and raised on fo

Pair of Woven Asian Textile, early to mid 20th century, in matching Kulicke frames 23 x 72 inches.

3 Andean Woven Wool Textiles "Manta", Early-Mid 20th C. Size: 1) 3'11'' x 2'7'' (119 x 79 cm); 2) 2'8'' x 2'8'' (81 x 81 cm); 3) 3'5'' x 3'2'' (104 x 97 cm).

5 South American and Ethnographic Textiles, Early 20th C. Provenance: Ex. Collection of Ruth Kaufman, author of The New American Tapestry (1968). Largest: 106'' x 6'' (269 x 15 cm).

2 Andean Woven Wool Textiles "Manta," Early-Mid 20th C. Size: 1) 3'9'' x 3'4'' (114 x 102 cm); 2) 3'2'' x 2'10'' (97 x 86 cm).

South American Hand-Carved Totem. Circa mid 20th Century. Unsigned. Chip to base otherwise excellent condition. 17.25"h x 5"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE with

Central and South American Textile Assortment (17) examples of 20th century hand-crafted and decoratively embroidered fabrics including brocade mantles and 'huipil' tunics from Nahuala, Guatemala and