Tunisia, El Jerba Woman's Shawl

El Jerba, Tunisia, North Africa, woman’s shawl, likely mid-20th century. Approximate size, 151" x 50" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

Iscayo Woman's Shawl Mantle, Pacajes Region, Mid-19th C. Natural dyes, alpaca. Classic woman’s mantle used by the Tallamama during her service in office. Very well balanced and executed, this t

Aymara Awayo Woman's Shawl Mantle, Sica Sica Region, Dept. of La Paz, Late 19th C. Natural dyes, alpaca. A typical woman’s ceremonial mantle from the late 19th century made near the ancient tow

Huaylas Woman's Shawl Mantle, Acora Region, Early 20th C. Aniline and natural dyes, alpaca. Huaylas Woman's Shawl Mantle, Acora Region, Early 20th C. A very fine example of a woman’s festival m

Awayo Woman's Shawl Mantle, Arequipa Region, Late 19th C. Natural dyes. This woman’s mantle comes from the western Aymara tribes. Very few of this type of textile has been saved and this is a c

Mantita Woman's Shawl Mantle, Juli, Dept. of Puno, 19th C. Natural dyes, alpaca. A woman’s head covering called a mantita which were often converted to men’s little ponchos (ponchitos) f

Batak Woman's Shawl, Sumatra, Indonesia. Cotton, silk, ikat. Size: 84'' x 31'' x '' (213 x 79 x cm).

Antique Chinese Silk Embroidered Woman's Shawl. Size: 54'' x 54'' (137 x 137 cm). Main Line Philadelphia estate.

Hand crafted fur shawl hand warmer. Measures approximately 79" in length x 18.5 " wide. No apparent tags or labels.Condition: Good overall condition having mild use and wear. Shawl has been in storage

2 Flores Island Woman's Shawls, Cotton Ikat, Lio District, Early to Mid 20th C. Size: 1) 70'' x 28'', (178 x 71 cm); 2) 55'' x 25'', (140 x 64 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves i

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 1850 CE. A fine example of antique Mexican rebozo artistry, this mid-19th century woman's shawl is hand-woven of richly contrasting indigo and white cotton fibers. The jaspe

Berber Flatweave Woman's Shawl/Blanket, Ait Khabbash, Morocco, Early 20th C. Wool shawl consisting of traditional sets of patterned bands. Called "taghnast" or "handira" and worn daily by women in the

2 Vintage Moroccan Striped Flatweave Women's Shawls With Embroidery. The embroidered portion would have been worn on the woman's head. Size: 1) 4' x 4'2'' (122 x 127 cm); 2) 3'11'' x 4'6'' (119 x 137

Duck Pond Illustrative Shawl Throw. Throw blanket, women’s shawl. Grey toned fanatic with tonal grey and black illustrative panel featuring ducks on a pond with blue and red toned flowers, Measures

TRISTAN Faux Fur Women’s Shawl. Dark chocolate brown toned faux fur shawl throw, with eye in hook closures, lined with brown toned fabric. Tag reads TRISTAN 80% modacrylic 20% polyester. Measures ap

Blue Women’s Shawl, no apparent inscriptions or labels, measures 36 3/8 x 77 inches, stains to fabric, Women’s accessory, women’s fashion, shawl, scarf, textiles, fabric, wearables. 11

Women's shawl, multi toned banding patterns. Label reads as FINEST ACRYLIC MADE IN USA, HAND WASH, DRY FLAT. Wear is consistent with age and use, wear to fringes. Measures approx 49 x 49 inches. Weara

Charlie Willeto. Woman Wearing Shawl With Red Hand. Not signed. Carved and painted wood. Minor wear of paint, otherwise excellent condition with nice patina. 28" h x 4" d. Provenance: Warren and Sylvi

Francisco Zúñiga (Costa Rican, Mexican, 1912-1998) Woman in Shawl, 1978 Conté chalk on grey Fabriano paper 19.5 x 27.5 (in) 33.5 x 41.5 x 1.25 (in) Framed Signed and dated Zuniga 1978,

Goldscheider of Austria Art Deco figurine # 5822 of a woman with a shawl. Some crazing. Approximately 17 1/4 inches tall.

bronze mounted to wooden plinth; signed in casting; 13 inches wide; 22 inches high; overall: 15 1/2 inches wide; 23 1/2 inches high

American School, 'Portrait of Woman with Shawl' mid-19th century, oil on canvas depicting a full length standing blond woman, apparently unsigned, G. R. Dodge & Co, Baltimore canvas maker's mark en ve

American school painting, woman with shawl, a portrait of Euphemia Tryon, whose husband owned the Shakespeare Tavern in New York from 1824. Accompanying this lot is the shawl purportedly depicted in t

(Costa Rican, 1912-1998). Color lithograph, ed. 2000, pencil signed, "Zuniga 1972," ll, 24 3/4 x 18 3/4 in., framed