Two Early Textiles

TWO EARLY TEXTILES, HOMESPUN COVERLET, BLANKET

A framed group of fragments, and a panel with central medallion surrounded by lions, all probably Persian. Dimensions: The frame is 12 1/2" x 10 1/2", the panel is 22" x 15".

TWO EARLY TEXTILES , ONE NATIVE AMERICAN, 53 X 90, 48 X 96, AS FOUND

Two early Romanian table runners comprising a woven wool example with geometric motifs, the other embroidered with metallic thread. Light soiling and wear, edge loss. Largest: 33" long, 16" wide. Smal

1 Sumatra yellow, red & multicolored weft brocade w/ metallic threads on cotton, 112” x 22”, (wear, pulls, some yarn loss, hem discolored, wear spots/holes up to 1”) good; 1 Sumatra

TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY TURKISH HAMAN TOWELS - TEXTILES, embroidered with floral design,

Two American Textiles, 19th-early 20th century, comprising a 19th century blue and white coverlet and an early 20th century patchwork quilt. Dimensions:Dimensions of coverlet approximately 79in x 56in

A group of two framed textiles. Textile, pigment. Early 20th century. Laos. Smallest: Frame: 16 5/8” x 18 1/4”. Largest: Frame: 27 1/2” x 24 3/4”. Condition: Not examined outsi

2 Chinese Needle Stitch Textile & Rank Badge"CHINA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY Three Chinese early 20th century textiles. Two are a matching pair of needle stitch textiles the other a rank patch with winding

Two Uncut Cotton Ceremonial Textiles, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. Two textiles generally known as "gedogan" or "wangsul" used in life transition ceremonies in Indonesia. Such fabrics embody the value

Zhuang People Cotton Blanket Textile, China, Early/Mid 20th C. Two panel blanket or mattress cover constructed of wide strips of coarse bast fiber cloth. Tabby woven borders, supplementary weft inlay

including two coverlets and a piano shawl; red and brown coverlet with embroidered signature and date "Made By T.Marst Eller . L.S / 1856" (7 ft. 10 in. x 6 ft. 5 in.); blue and off-white coverlet wit

Two Painted Textile Fragments, Peru, Early Horizon, 800-400 BCE Chavin 32 x 32cm 64 x 33 cm Provenance: Kemper Collection, Switzerland.Donated to "The Museum of Islamic Art", Jerusalem, during 1970's

SIX TURKISH EMBROIDERED TEXTILES, EARLY - MID 20th C. All having polychrome silk and metallic end borders on cream linen, four long, narrow towels/scarves, two smaller rectangles. Largest 16 1/2 x 82,

A Late Nazca or Early Huari textile, c. AD 600 - 800. The trio of tie-dyed 7 1/2 in squares are woven from camelid fiber, with designs executed in an X-pattern. One is red, the other two are blue and

Lot including two mats, early multicolor coverlet signed "MADE.BY.WM.NEY.MYERSTOWN.LEBANON.CO.PA.", and early Prairie Star quilt (as found).

2 Embroidered Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Textiles, China, Early 20th Century. Including a Miao complete baby carrier with two embroidered center panels of ribbed silk and a wide border of embroider

Batak Ulos Ragidup Ceremonial Textile, Sumatra, Early 20th C. Toba Batak people. Cotton, constructed from five components (two side panels joined to a larger central section consisting of a large pane

Two Antique Spanish Samplers, Early 19th C. One dated 1829. Framed. From the collection of Joseph Rishel and Anne d' Harnoncourt. Size: 14'' x 14'', 36 x 36 cm (textile); 20'' x 20'', 51 x 51 cm (fram

**First Time At Auction** Latin America, Mexico, Jalisco/Zacatecas, ca. 1900 CE. An attractive cobija (blanket) or poncho comprised of two long panels of woven wool that have been sewn together with a

China,Early 20th Century Includes two matching panels of blue, white, red, green, and gold forbidden stitch flowers over pale orange; two opposing forbidden stitch embroidered panels over blue; white,

2 Burmese Court Textiles or Wedding Sarongs, early to mid 20th Century. With luntaya achieq technique (hundred shuttles). Acheik or luntaya acheik literally "hundred shuttle acheik", is the name of th

Lot of two hand made Chinese embroidered textiles with floral motifs, early 20th century. Dimensions: 58X188 - 82X166 cm. Good condition. Some wear and stains.

Fine early 1900's, Lithograph on textile canvas depicting two young African American boys and one white boy playing dice game on a street curb. After Charles Clarence Dawson (1889-1981) American. Set