APSARA ARTS OF ASIA | Important Single Owner Collection of Ethnographic Art & Textiles

APSARA ARTS OF ASIA Important Single Owner Collection of Ethnographic Art & Textiles Live Showroom Auction: Sunday, October 27, 2019, 11AM ET Exhibition: October 19-26, 11AM-4PM

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APSARA ARTS OF ASIA

Important Single Owner Collection of Ethnographic Art & Textiles

Live Showroom Auction: Sunday, October 27, 2019, 11AM ET Exhibition: October 19-26, 11AM-4PM

Lot 15: Scroll Painting of Buddha and Celestial Beings, Korea, 19th c. or earlier, 86’’ x 32’’ (218 x 81 cm).

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Hinggi are large blankets decorated with warp ikat. They are used for adat exchanges, as well as for men’s clothing. They are usually made in pairs, one cloth is wrapped around the hips and the other is thrown over the shoulder. When destined for the nobility, the cloths are usually larger and are dyed with red and indigo.

The color and motif combined indicates the status of the wearer as well as the giver. In the past only the nobility had the right to the use and wear such cloth. They were seen only at great festivals, where they were worn by nobles, their family and retainers as a sign of their power and wealth, which was associated with the wealth of the total society. The subjects of the designs refer to local objects such as horses, roosters, deer, snakes, fish, and prawns. Other specifically Sumbanese images include the skull tree and the mamuli, which is a gold ornament to also indicate rank. in addition to these, foreign symbols such as dragons taken from Chinese ceramics and the rampant lions of the Dutch coat of arms are sometimes incorporated.

Lot 302: Ikat Hinggi, man’s cloth with auspicious symbols, “hinggi kombu”, handspun cotton ikat; East Sumba, 94’’ x 52’’ (239 x 132 cm).

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Lot 296: Unusual Part Indigo Ikat Hinggi, with unusual partial indigo pattern and Dutch coat of arms, handspun cotton, East Sumba, 106’’ x 48’’ (269 x 122 cm)

Lot 303: Finely detailed Sumba Ikat Hinggi with Dutch coat of arms, early 20th c. 94’’ x 52’’ (239 x 132 cm).

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Lot 284: Rare Toraja Bark Cloth Textile, woman’s blouse, “lemba” painted beaten bark cloth (fuya), early to mid 20th century, Toraja, Sulawesi.

Lot 396: Rare Old Chinese Minority Hemp Coat, Li people, Hainan Island, China.

Lot 440: Woman’s Festival Jacket, batik and silk embroidery, Geija people, Guizhou, China, 29’’ x 51’’ (74 x 130 cm).

Lot 439: Woman’s Festival Costume, silk embroidery, batik on cotton ground, Miao people, Huashiban area, Guizhou, China. Early 20th c.

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Lot 144: Ceremonial Jacket, “bajuh”, sungkit supplementary weaving on cotton ground, Iban, Sarawak, 23’’ x 18’’ (58 x 46 cm). Early 20th c.

Hani (Akha) people, Yunnan, China.

Lot 144: Reverse side

Lot 413: Fine Antique Woman’s Ceremonial Jacket, dragon and phoenix pattern, silver beads embroidered on cotton ground; Hani (Akha) people, Yunnan, China.

Lot 413: Reverse side

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Lot 2: 12th C. Khmer Sandstone Lion Sculpture, carved in Angkor Wat style. Provenance: Christie’s, Amsterdam, Oct. 31, 2000, Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art, lot 0173. 22” x 11” x 10”.

Lot 1: Massive 15th C. Stone Carving of a Qilin, China.

For similar examples, see Duanhong Bridge, Forbidden City, 37” x 12” x 29”.

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Lot 7: Statue of Seated Kuanyin, Song Dynasty, China, polychrome stucco, 22.5’’ x 13’’ x 9’’ (57 x 33 x 23 cm).

Lot 8: Statue of Chinese God of War, Guandi, China, Ming D., painted stucco, 18’’ x 11.5’’ x 8’’ (46 x 29 x 20 cm).

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Lot 5: Gilt Wood Statue of the Seated Meditating Monk, Jizo, Japan, 19th c., 12.5’’ x 7’’ x 7’’ (32 x 18 x 18 cm).

Lot 12: Han Dynasty Terra Cotta Warrior, China, 23’’ x 4’’ x 3.5’’ (58 x 10 x 9 cm).

Lot 6: Standing Buddha, Northern Qi Dynasty, China, carved stone with traces of pigment and gilt, 42.5” ht.

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Lot 19: Tibetan Cast Bronze Stupa, 13th century or earlier, 25.5’’ x 12’’ x 8.5’’ (65 x 30 x 22 cm).

Lot 54: Rare Beaded Bahau Dayak Hat, Kalimantan, Borneo, 5’’ x 9’’ (13 x 23 cm).

Lot 141: Rare Woman’s ceremonial beaded skirt, glass beads on commercial cotton ground; Maloh people, Borneo, 22’’ x 16’’ (56 x 41 cm).

Lot 25: 19th C. Ceremonial Gold Headpiece/Lamba, Sumba.

This golden headpiece or lamba, shaped like the horns of a water buffalo, would have been part of the ritual heirloom regalia worn by the royal men of East Sumba, Indonesia. It is decorated with pictorial scenes featuring horse and rider on either side of a central sun. Its curving shape is also said to reference the ships that brought the ancestors to the island, 11.5’’ x 8.5’’, 29 x 22 cm.

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Lot 287: Tanah Toraja Ceremonial Cloth, late 19th/early 20th c. Handspun cotton ikat, natural dyes, Sulawesi, 57’’ x 100’’ (145 x 254 cm).

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Lot 285: Toraja Ritual cloth, “Sekomandi”; cotton ikat, early 20th century, mid-Sulawesi, 98’’ x 60’’ (249 x 152 cm).

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Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Tapis are made from cloth strips that are woven by hand from dyed cotton and silk threads, then sewn together into a tube, and finally decorated with gold, silk, mirrors, and other precious materials.

Lot 130: Woman’s ceremonial skirt cloth, “tapis”, couched gold & silver-wrapped thread, mica, natural dyes on cotton ground; Lampung, Sumatra, 46’’ x 50’’ (117 x 127 cm).

Lot 131: Woman’s ceremonial sarong, “tapis kaca”, bands of “naga” motifs alternating with bands of “cumi cumi (squid) inuh” embroidery; cotton, gold-wrapped thread, silk thread and appliqued micas; Lampung, Sumatra, 48’’ x 52’’ (122 x 132 cm).

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Pinunsaan is one of the two most important in the Batak hierarchy of ikat cloths. Executed in a dark mengkudu (morinda), with finely detailed end panels in supplementary weft. Ulos have male and female endings and are central in bridal exchanges. They are ascribed protective powers against physical danger such as illness. Seers would read the future in their patterns, shamans prescribed weaving or wearing one as a cure for unexplained afflictions. Because of their ritual importance ulos pinunsaan are rarely seen in western collections.

Lot 231: Rare Ceremonial Shoulder cloth, “pinunsaan”; cotton ikat, supplementary weft weaving and twining, Toba Batak people, Sumatra, 84’’ x 51.5’’ (213 x 131 cm).

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Lot 391: Ceremonial banner with phoenixes, “Long Bei”, cotton, silk thread, Li people, Hainan, China, 79’’ x 50’’ (201 x 127 cm).

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Lot 414: Antique silk brocade blanket with animals, side cotton indigo panels, Maonan people, Guizhou, China, 45’’ x 43’’ (114 x 109 cm).

Lot 415: 2 Chinese Minority Blanket Textiles, Tujia people, Guizhou, China. Early 20th c. Size 1: 47” x 47”. Size 2: 48” x 49”.

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Lot 366: 19th C. Woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth, “phaa biang”, silk supplementary weft weaving, Tai Daeng People, Laos, 84’’ x 18’’ (213 x 46 cm).

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Lot 229: Antique Shoulder cloth, “salandang”, silk, gold-wrapped thread, Minangkabau, Batu Sangkar village, Sumatra, 96’’ x 26’’ (244 x 66 cm).

Lot 212: 19th c. Palepai Textile, Krui People, Lampung, Sumatra, 106’’ x 28’’ (269 x 71 cm).

Lot 184: Woman’s breast wrapper, kemben, silk ikat and songket techniques, Bali, 81’’ x 15’’ (206 x 38 cm).

Lot 239: Woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth,”salandang”, cotton, silk and gold supplementary weft songket, Minangkabau people, Tanjung Sungayang, Sumatra, 75’’ x 23’’ (191 x 58 cm).

Lot 240: Woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth; “salandang”, cotton, silk, metal-wrapped thread songket, Minangkabau, Tanjung Sungayang, Sumatra, 70’’ x 27’’ (178 x 69 cm).

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Lot 211: Fine Antique Palepai Ceremonial Shipcloth, Kayu Agung, Lampung, Sumatra, 96’’ x 23’’ (244 x 58 cm).

Lot 210: 2 Textiles from Lampung, Sumatra, a tampan, shipcloth, silk supplementary weaving, depicting ships with ancestor figures and animals; and an embroidered “inu” panel from a tapis, silk on cotton ground, early 19th century.

Size 1: 9” x 44”. Size 2: 22” x 25”.

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Lot 106: Rare old Naga shoulder wrap “elephant scarf” from Manipur, India, mid 20th c., 70’’ x 45’’ (178 x 114 cm).

Lot 105: Kantha quilt; cross-stitched cotton bedcover depicting Hindu women in Victorian dress, West Bengal, India, early 20th C., 79’’ x 52.5’’ (201 x 133 cm).

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Lot 273: Antique Pua kombu with spirit figures, cotton ikat, natural dyes, Iban people, Borneo, 68’’ x 44’’ (173 x 112 cm).

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Lot 279: Antique pua kombu with crocodile motif, “buah baya”, Iban, Sarawak, 92’’ x 49’’ (234 x 124 cm).

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Textiles like these played an important role in headhunting ceremonies. The heads of killed people were wrapped in such cloths prior to mummification which was performed later. The sungkit weaving process is now extinct.

Lot 268: Rare 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kombu sungkit”, handspun cotton with supplementary weaving, Iban people, Borneo. Size: 75’’ x 33’’ (191 x 84 cm).

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Lot 267: Rare 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kumbu sungkit”, cotton, Iban people, Borneo, 68’’ x 27’’ (173 x 69 cm).

Lot 269: Rare 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kombu sungkit”, handspun cotton with supplementary weaving, Iban people, Sarawak, 80’’ x 39’’ (203 x 99 cm).

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Lot 291: Ceremonial textile, pori lonjong, cotton ikat; Toraja people, Sulawesi. Early 20th c., 144� x 27�.

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Lot 402: Rare Old Shaman’s Robe, Iban People, Borneo, “kalambi manang”, depicting ancestral figures, homespun cotton with “pilih” continuous weft supplementary embroidery, 48’’ x 17’’ (122 x 43 cm).

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Lot 316: Woman’s ceremonial tube skirt, “hobo pojo”, ikatted homespun cotton; and man’s cloth, “hoba pojo”, homespun cotton ikat, indigo and morinda dyes, Nage Keo, Flores, Indonesia. Early 20th c. Size 1: 90” x 62”. Size 2: 70” x 56”.

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Lot 314: Three-paneled brideswealth cloth with zoomorphic figures, “kewatek nai telo”, cotton ikat, Lomblen, Flores. Size: 46’’ x 76’’ (117 x 193 cm).

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Lot 187: A Woman’s ceremonial sarong, silk with silk supplementary weaving; and a ceremonial cloth, “kemben sonket” depicting wayang figures in a landscape, supplementary weft weaving on silk ground, early 20th c, Bali. Size 1: 58” x 23”. Size 2: 41” x 32”.

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Lot 178: Ceremonial cloth depicting wayang figures, songket, Bali. Such textiles were considered pusaka, a sanskrit word meaning treasure or heirloom and refers to a family heirloom inherited from ancestors which must be treasured and protected.

They are considered to have supernatural attributes and qualities. Size: 21’’ x 54’’ (53 x 137 cm).

Lot 180: Indonesian Kain Cepuk/Devotional Textile thought to have protective powers, early 20th c., weft ikat with natural dyes on fine handspun cotton; probably from the island of Nusa Penida, just off Bali.

Size: 50’’ x 31’’ (127 x 79 cm).

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Lot 318: Woman’s three-paneled sarong, “lawo butu”, cotton ikat with cowrie shells and glass beads; Ngada Regency, Flores, 67’’ x 30’’ (170 x 76 cm).

Lot 115: Woman’s Wedding Head Covering, “Phulkari” or “Lahariya Bagh”; silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, West Punjab. Early 20th c., 98’’ x 50’’ (249 x 127 cm).

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Lot 157: Nobelman’s Ceremonial Skirt Cloth,”kre alang”, Metal-wrapped thread songket on cotton ground, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size: 47’’ x 30’’ (119 x 76 cm).

Lot 262: Woman’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, pelangi and tritik on Chinese silk, Palembang, Sumatra, early 20th century, 82’’ x 36’’ (208 x 91 cm).

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Lot 327: Ceremonial textile used as a canopy, cotton ikat with Chinese silk thread, Belu Regency, West Timor, 81’’ x 49’’ (206 x 124 cm).

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Lot 146: 2 rare Borneo Iban textiles: a man’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, cotton sungkit technique, Sarawak, Borneo; and a woman’s skirt, “kain keban” with leaping cats motif “mayau tindok”, shrew “aji bulan”, deer “rusa”, hawk “lang”, and lizards “bijak”, 1930’s, cotton sungkit, Sarawak.

Size 1: 40” x 22”. Size 2: 80” x 20”.

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2. 12th C. Khmer Sandstone Lion Sculpture, carved in Angkor Wat style.

Provenance: Christie’s, Amsterdam, Oct. 31, 2000, Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art, lot 0173. Size: 22’’ x 11’’ x 10’’ (56 x 28 x 25 cm); (30”H with stand). $4000-6000

1. Massive 15th C. Stone Carving of a Qilin, China. For similar examples, see Duanhong Bridge, Forbidden City, and Yongtong Bridge. Size : 37’’ x 12’’ x 29’’ (94 x 30 x 74 cm). $4000-6000

3. Antique Sino Tibetan Stone Carving of Mahakala, 19th C. or earlier. Size: 37’’ x 26’’ x 9’’ (94 x 66 x 23 cm). $1000-1500

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4. Gilt wood statue of the baby Buddha, 18th c or earlier, China.

Size: 13.5’’ x 5.5’’ x 7’’ (34 x 14 x 18 cm). Height on Stand: 16” (41 cm). $800-1200

5. Gilt Wood Statue of the Seated Meditating Monk, Jizo, Japan, 19th c.

Size: 12.5’’ x 7’’ x 7’’ (32 x 18 x 18 cm). $1500-2000

6. Standing Buddha, carved stone with traces of pigment and gilt, Northern Qi Dynasty, China. Size: 42.5” (108 cm). $20,000-30,000

7. Statue of Seated Kuanyin, Song Dynasty, China. Polychrome stucco.

Size: 22.5’’ x 13’’ x 9’’ (57 x 33 x 23 cm). $3000-4000

8. Statue of Chinese God of War, Guandi, China, Ming D., painted stucco.

Size: 18’’ x 11.5’’ x 8’’ (46 x 29 x 20 cm). $400-800

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11. 4 Ming Dynasty Glazed and Decorated Ceramic Tiles. Each Size: 25’’ x 8’’ x 4’’ (64 x 20 x 10 cm). $8000-12000

10. Head of a Lokapala, painted stucco with glass inserts, Song Dynasty, China. Size: 13.5’’ x 6’’ x 5’’ (34 x 15 x 13 cm). Height on Stand: 17.5” (44 cm). $500-1000

9. Pair of Lokapala Guardian Spirits, China, Song Dynasty, painted stucco. Size: 14’’ x 15’’ x 7.5’’ (36 x 38 x 19 cm). $2000-3000

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12. Han Dynasty Terra Cotta Warrior, China. Size: 23’’ x 4’’ x 3.5’’ (58 x 10 x 9 cm).

Height on Stand: 23.5” (60 cm). $1000-1500

15. Antique Scroll Painting of Buddha and Celestial Beings,19th c. or earlier, Korea. Size: 86’’ x 32’’ (218 x 81 cm). $4000-6000

13. Terra Cotta Figurine of a Seated Demon, Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE).Size: 15’’ x 5’’ x 5.5’’ (38 x 13 x 14 cm). $400-600

16. Antique Painting of Buddhist Celestial Figures, Korea, 19th C. or earlier. Size: 49’’ x 44’’ (124 x 112 cm). $2000-4000

14. 18th C. Chinese Painting on Silk. Note on old inventory label reads: “The calligraphy states that it is an 18th century copy”. Size: 64’’ x 26’’ (163 x 66 cm). $1000-2000

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18. Antique Bronze Statue of Goddess or Supplicant, Bali Cast by lost wax method, 19th century or earlier. Size: 10.5’’ x 3’’ x 3’’ (27 x 8 x 8 cm). $1500-2000 17. 18th C. Cast Bronze Standing Buddha, Laos. Size: 22’’ x 5.5’’ x 3’’ (56 x 14 x 8 cm). Height on Stand:26” (66 cm). $2000-3000

19. Tibetan Cast Bronze Stupa, 13th Century or Earlier.

Size: 25.5’’ x 12’’ x 8.5’’ (65 x 30 x 22 cm). $3000-5000

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20. 3 Antique Buddhist Items. Including a Burmese Shan “medicine Buddha”, cast bronze, 17th/18th c; a Burmese gilt lacquered statue of a standing monk; and a ceremonial processional candle holder, iron, mirrors, Thailand. Sizes: 1) 6.5’’ x 2.5’’ x 2’’ (17 x 6 x 5 cm); 2) 10.5’’ x 4’’ x 3’’ (27 x 10 x 8 cm); 3) 14’’ x 5’’ (36 x 13 cm); Height on Stand: 16” (41 cm). $500-1000

22. 2 Antique Bronze Statues of Vishnu, Tamil Nadu, 19th c. Including a cast bronze statue of Vishnu in his cosmic sleep. Sizes: 1) 6’’ x 3.5’’ x 2’’ (15 x 9 x 5 cm); 3’’ x 4.5’’ x 1.5’’ (8 x 11 x 4 cm). $400-600 21. 18th C. Cast Bronze Shan Buddha, Burma. Seated medicine Buddha. Size: 9’’ x 4.5’’ x 3’’ (23 x 11 x 8 cm). $200-400

23. 3 Antique Bronze Buddhist Deity Forms, Burma, 18th/19th C. Sizes: 1) 6’’ x 3.5’’ x 1’’ (15 x 9 x 3 cm); 2) 5’’ x 3.5’’ x 1’’ (13 x 9 x 3 cm); 3) 5.5’’ x 4’’ x 1.5’’ (14 x 10 x 4 cm). $200-400

24. Antique Gold Mamuli with fine detail and animal motifs, part of a family’s ancestral wealth. Sumba, Indonesia. Size: 2.5’’ x 2’’, 6 x 5 cm (sight); 8’’ x 8’’, 20 x 20 cm (frame). $800-1200

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25. Ceremonial Gold Headpiece/ Lamba. This golden headpiece or lamba, shaped like the horns of a water buffalo, would have been part of the ritual heirloom regalia worn by the royal men of East Sumba, Indonesia. It is decorated with pictorial scenes featuring horse and rider on either side of a central sun. Its curving shape is also said to reference the ships that brought the ancestors to the island. Size: 11.5’’ x 8.5’’, 29 x 22 cm (sight); 12’’ x 15’’, 30 x 38 cm (frame). $2000-3000 26. Rare collection of Sumba silver metal ornaments,including a protective symbol or “marranga”, beaded necklace, silver/copper alloy, East Sumba; and a beaten metal frontal or “lamba”, motif of sun flanked by mounted horsemen, first half of 20th century; and frontal, “lamba”, silver repousse, East Sumba. Sizes: 1) 22’’ x 12.5’’ (56 x 32 cm); 2) 5.5’’ x 9’’ (14 x 23 cm); 3) 12’’ x 11’’ (30 x 28 cm). Height on Stand: 16” (41 cm). $1000-1500

27. Brass palanquin handle in the form of a makara, 18th century, Tamil Nadu, India. Size: 3’’ x 8.5’’ x 3.5’’ (8 x 22 x 9 cm). Height on Stand: 8” (20 cm). $400-800 28. Ming carved wood architectural panel with animals and floral images. Size: 10.5’’ x 19.5’’ x 3’’ (27 x 50 x 8 cm). $300-500

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30. Han Dynasty Tile, China. Fired brick, depicting a martial scene. Size: 8’’ x 15’’ x 2’’ (20 x 38 x 5 cm). $200-400

29. Carved Marble Fragment Of a Boddhisatva, Northern Qing Dynasty. Size: 4’’ x 4’’ x 1.5’’ (10 x 10 x 4 cm). Height on Stand:5.5” (14 cm). $400-800

32. Antique Lacquered Wood Powder Horn, Yi People, Sichuan, Chima. Size: 10’’ x 8.5’’ x 2’’ (25 x 22 x 5 cm). Height on Stand:12” (30 cm). $300-500

31. Large Naga Morsarang, Batak Toba People, North Sumatra.

Carved water buffalo horn. The naga morsarang, also known as sahan, is a container which is used to store magic ritual potions in the culture of Toba people of North Sumatra, Indonesia. Naga morsarang is one of several types of container in which the datu (Batak people’s ritual specialist) kept a supernaturally powerful potion.

Size: 13’’ x 20’’ x 2’’ (33 x 51 x 5 cm). $700-1000

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33. Crocodile-Shaped Prow, carved wood, conus shell, traces of pigment, Iatmul people, Papua New Guinea, Mindimbit village, Middle Sepik River.

The prows of the large latmul war canoes were fashioned as heads of crocodiles, and indeed at times the whole canoe is conceived to represent a crocodile. See related work in The Michael C. Rockefeller Memorial Collection, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY. Size: 6.5’’ x 26’’ x 13.5’’ (17 x 66 x 34 cm). Height on Stand: 14” (36 cm). $600-1000

34. Collection of 6 Figurines, “Hampatong”. Including 5 protective amulet figures, carved wood, Kalimantan. And a votive statue, carved ironwood, Dayak people, Borneo. Ranging in size from 1” x 5” to 1” x 3”. Early 20th c. $300-500

35. Group of 6 Ethnographic Carvings. Including: Carved anthropomorphic mouth harp, wood, Timor. Votive statue, “hampatong”, carved ironwood, Dayak people, Borneo. Votive statue, “hampatong”, carved ironwood, Dayak people, Borneo.

Spirit figure, “hampatong”, carved wood; Dayak, Kalimantan.

Range in Size: 3.5’’ x 1’’ (9 x 3 cm); to 5.5’’ x 1’’ (14 x 3 cm). $400-600

36. Carved wood statue of the widow Rangda, traces of gilt and pigment, Bali; and temple ornament with two confronting nagas, Bali. Sizes: 1) 17’’ x 14’’ x 7’’ (43 x 36 x 18 cm); 2) 7.5’’ x 14’’ x 5’’ (19 x 36 x 13 cm). Height on Stand: 11” (28 cm). $800-1200

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38. Antique Wood Carving of Bhoma, Karangasem, Bali, early 20th c., on stand. Size: 20.5’’ x 7.5’’ (52 x 19 cm).

Height on Stand: 25” (64 cm). $300-500

37. Jain religious tableau with four figures, painted wood, late 19th early 20th century, Gujarat. Range in Size: 9.5’’ x 3’’ x 3’’ (24 x 8 x 8 cm) to 12.5’’ x 4.5’’ x 3.5’’ (32 x 11 x 9 cm). Tallest on Stand: 15” (38 cm). $400 -600

40. 18th C. Carved wooden cornice section depicting Lord Murukan astride a peacock, South India. Size: 20’’ x 11.5’’ x 3’’ (51 x 29 x 8 cm). $300-500

39. Sitting Buddha, painted teakwood, 18th-19th century, Mon people, Burma. Size: 13’’ x 5’’ x 5’’ (33 x 13 x 13 cm); Height on stand: 16” (41 cm). $200-30040. 18th C. Carved wooden cornice section depicting Lord Murukan astride a peacock, South India.

Size: 20’’ x 11.5’’ x 3’’ (51 x 29 x 8 cm). $300-500

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42. 18th C. Wood Carving of Krishna and Various Hindu Deities, Kerala, India. Carved architectural wooden door lintel.

Size: 5’’ x 40.5’’ x 4’’ (13 x 103 x 10 cm). $300-500

43. 19th C. Carved Wood Panel, Tamil Nadu, South India. Architectural lintel.

Size: 8.5’’ x 29.5’’ x 2.5’’ (22 x 75 x 6 cm). $200-300

44. 19th C. Carved Wood Panel, India. Architectural lintel.

Size: 11.5’’ x 30’’ x 2.5’’ (29 x 76 x 6 cm). $200-300 41. Carved Wooden “aso” or Dragon, possibly a finial of a sarcophagus, painted ironwood, Benuak Dayak people, Mahakam River, Borneo.

Size: 22.5’’ x 11’’ x 3’’ (57 x 28 x 8 cm).

Height on Stand: 24” (61 cm). $400-600

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46. Two Antique Silver Shan Burmese Betelnut Boxes. Size: 1) 3’’ x 4.5’’ x 4.5’’ (8 x 11 x 11 cm); 2) 4’’ x 5’’ x 5’’ (10 x 13 x 13 cm). $400-800

45. Statue of ancestral guardian figures, carved wood, Belu, Timor.

Size: 13.5’’ x 4.5’’ x 4’’ (34 x 11 x 10 cm). $100-200

47. Rare Sulawesi Toraja Sangori Head Ornament, brass, made to be worn in the headdress of a shaman. Curved into a gentle spiral with a long, curved tail and a snake-like face at the other end at the center of the spiral. The face is pierced twice to create eyes and the surface is decorated with incised motifs. Kulawi People, Sulawesi.

Size: 9.5’’ x 8’’ (24 x 20 cm). Height on Stand: 11” (28 cm). $400-600

48. Ceremonial trident, “Trisula” with pamor, iron, Java, 19th century or earlier. Size: 18.5’’ x 4’’ (47 x 10 cm). Height on Stand: 19” (48 cm). $400-600

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50. Batik wax warmer holder, metal, in the form of a deer. Size: 22’’ x 24’’ x 7’’ (56 x 61 x 18 cm). $200 -400

49. A “Sihung” in the shape of a deer, used for waxing batik, wrought iron, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 9’’ x 19’’ x 2.5’’ (23 x 48 x 6 cm). $200-400

51. Tattoo instrument with figure of a nat, early 20th century, Burman people, Burma.

Size: 15’’ x 1’’ (38 x 3 cm). Height with Stand: 17.5” (44 cm). $300-500

52. Collection of Old Tribal Ethnographic Jewelry (8). Including Woman’s ceremonial hair pins, silver, Dong people, Guizhou, China; a tasseled silver plaque from a ceremonial outfit, Yao people, Guizhou, China; a woman’s silver bracelet, India; a cuff bracelet, cowrie shells and glass beads on woven cotton base, possibly Borneo; bride price ornament, PNG; belt buckle; and hair pin. Range in Size from: 4’’ x 4’’ (10 x 10 cm); to 14.5’’ x 2’’ (37 x 5 cm). $400-600

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53. Group of 6 Ethnographic Carvings, including carved horn spoons, West Timor; and a lime pestle in the form of a bird for betelnut use; horn inlaid with metal, Lombok. Range in Size from: 1’’ x 4’’ x 1.5’’ (3 x 10 x 4 cm); to 10.5’’ x 1.5’’ (27 x 4 cm). $400-700

54. Rare Beaded Hat, cotton, beads, Bahau Dayak people, Kalimantan, Borneo. Size: 5’’ x 9’’ (13 x 23 cm). $500-800

56. 2 Antique Sumatran Artifacts. Woman’s ceremonial comb, carved buffalo horn, mica, Lampung, Sumatra; and a man’s tobacco pouch, plaited pandanus leaves, glass beads, traces of fold leaf, Angkola Batak people, Sumatra. Tobacco Pouch size: 8’’ x 5’’ (20 x 13 cm). $300-500

55. Beaded box for betelnut, woven cane, beads, late 19th early 20th century, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 3.5’’ x 9’’ x 5’’ (9 x 23 x 13 cm). $400-600

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57. Collection of Indonesian decorative combs from Bali, Sumatra, Timor, East Sumba and Java, including a hand fan with bird and wayang figures, pierced buffalo hide and carved horn, first half 20th c., Java; a woman’s comb, shell and bamboo, early 20th century, Nusa Penida, Bali; a woman’s ceremonial hair comb, Lampung or Minang, Sumatra; a woman’s ceremonial comb, carved buffalo horn, mica; Lampung, Sumatra; a woman’s ceremonial comb, bone, beads, Oecussi, Timor; and a woman’s ceremonial comb, hai kara jangga, carved shell, 20th century, East Sumba. Range in Size: 5” x 5” to 7” x 10”. $1000-1500

58. Collector’s Lot of Betel Nut Boxes and Accessories,including large betel nut container, cast bronze with silver inlay in “okir” pattern, Maranao people, Mindanao, Philippines; a bronze betel box with filigree motifs of fern whorls and rice grain stalks, squares, diamonds and triangles and rectangular patterns. Inside the box is a lift-out rectangular shallow container with hinged covers for three compartments to store lime, areca nuts, tobacco and betel leaves, ingredients for betel chew, local bronze old repair at the bottom, metal pins on the hinges have been replaced, late 19th-early 20th c., Bilaan or Bagobo people, south central Mindanao, Philippines; portable bronze double octagonal betel box with filigree motifs of fern whorls and rice grain stalks which opens to four containers, late 19thearly 20th c., Bilaan or Bagobo people, south central Mindanao, Philippines; and betel nut cutter, Indonesia. Range in Size: 3’’ x 4.5’’ x 2’’ (8 x 11 x 5 cm) to 4’’ x 8’’ x 4’’ (10 x 20 x 10 cm). $500-1000

59. Collection of rare Shaman’s items, including a Shaman’s spirit mask, carved monkey skull, early 20th century, Kachin, Burma; a pestle used by a shaman to grind medicine, carved wood, early 20th century, Kode Village, Sumba; 2 shaman’s staffs, wood inlaid with silver, Yao people, Guizhou, China; and a metal bell. Range in Size from: 36’’ x 1.5’’ (91 x 4 cm) to 4’’ x 4’’ (10 x 10 cm). $400-800

60. Weaving Tools, carved wood, Li people, Hainan, China. Ranging in size from: 24’’ x 5’’ (61 x 13 cm) to 23’’ x .5’’ (58 x 1 cm). $100-200

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63. Terra Cotta Pig Head, Majapahit period, Java, 15th century, mounted on stand. Size: 5’’ x 5’’ x 4.5’’ (13 x 13 x 11 cm).

Height on Stand: 8.5” (22 cm). $200-300

62. Horse-headed stringed instrument, “dungma”, carved wood and stretched animal skin, Tamang people, Tibet.

Size: 29’’ x 6’’ x 6’’ (74 x 15 x 15 cm). Height on Stand: 31” (79 cm). $200-400

61. Wood Carving of a Standing Figure, Oceania. Size: 47’’ x 8’’ x 5.5’’ (119 x 20 x 14 cm). $300-500

64. 2 Antique Masks. Including a “Barong” mask, carved wood, pigment, early 20th century, Bali; and a Javanese mask, “topeng”, carved wood. Sizes: 1) 9.5’’ x 6.5’’ x 7.5’’ (24 x 17 x 19 cm); 2) 6.5’’ x 5.5’’ (17 x 14 cm). Height on Stand: 9.5” (24 cm). $300-500

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65. Helmet Mask, “lipiko” wood, hair; Makonde people; Tanzania or Mozambique, Africa. It would be kept in a small hut behind the village elder’s home and shown at feasts or during initiation ceremonies. Size: 8’’ x 7.5’’ x 8.5’’ (20 x 19 x 22 cm). $400-600

66. Helmet Mask, “lipiko” wood, hair, Makonde people; Tanzania or Mozambique, Africa. It would be kept in a small hut behind the village elder’s home and shown at feasts or during initiation ceremonies. Size: 8’’ x 6’’ x 8.5’’ (20 x 15 x 22 cm). $400-600

67. Keris boards are usually decorated with “wayang kulit” (shadow puppet) figures and floral motifs. Traditionally, the keris is hung on the keris board when it is not worn. Range in Size from:13.5’’ x 18.5’’ (34 x 47 cm) to 15’’ x 22.5’’ (38 x 57 cm). $300-500

68. Framed Dutch lithograph of temple in Ubud, Bali. Size: 19.5’’ x 11’’, 50 x 28 cm (sight); 26’’ x 18.5’’, 66 x 47 cm (frame). $200-400

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69. Collection of 12 Taoist Paintings, Laos, early 20th c. Paintings on paper. Yao people.

Largest size: 47’’ x 20’’ (119 x 51 cm). $1000-1500

70. Antique Devotional painting of the young Krishna as a cowherd, reverse glass painting, Thanjavur, India. Size: 23’’ x 18’’, 58 x 46 cm (sight); 26.5’’ x 21.5’’, 67 x 55 cm (frame). $800-1200

72. Depiction of Krishna as a young man, oil on board, Thanjavur, India, circa 1900. Size: 24’’ x 18’’ (61 x 46 cm). $100-200

71. 2 Antique Indian reverse glass paintings: one of Krishna and consort lying in bed, Thanjavur (damaged); and one of young Krishna nursing with Mother. Size 1: 23’’ x 17’’, 58 x 43 cm (sight); 27.5’’ x 22’’, 70 x 56 cm (frame). Size 2: 23.5’’ x 18’’, 60 x 46 cm (sight); 27’’ x 21’’, 69 x 53 cm (frame). $200-400

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74. Masami Teraoka (Japan, B. 1936) “31 Flavors Invading Japan: French Vanilla”, 1978, Stamped, Artist/Trial Proof III. Screenprint in colors, on Roll Rives paper, the full sheet, 11.5” 55”. Provenance: Pamela Auchincloss Gallery, New York. $1500-2500

76. Chinese Ming D. split-weave tapestry panel of crane, silk and gold kesi technique. Size: 21’’ x 18’’ (53 x 46 cm). $2000-2500

73. Huang Kai (China) “Days when we were together”, woodcut, edition of 9. Provenance: Amelie Gallery, Shanghai. Part of series: “Sentimental Childhood of 1980’s”. Size: 31’’ x 24’’, 79 x 61 cm (sheet). $2500-3500

75. Framed Chinese Ancestor Portrait Painting, Qing Dynasty.

Size: 42’’ x 28’’, 107 x 71 cm. $200-400

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77. Framed 19th C. silk embroidered Chinese rank badge also known as “Mandarin Square” depicting phoenix and auspicious symbols.

Size: 9.5’’ x 9.5’’, 24 x 24 cm (sight); 11.5’’ x 11.5’’, 29 x 29 cm (frame). $400-600

78. 2 Chinese Silk Embroideries, Qing D. Sleeve sections depicting elements of a scholar’s studio.

Textile Size: 15” x 12”. Frame Size: 22” x 19” $200-400 79. Altar cloth, silk embroidery on cotton depicting a lady being taken through a park, Qing dynasty, China.

Size: 32’’ x 36’’ (81 x 91 cm). $500-800

80. 19th C. embroidered textile panel, Epirus, Greece, a framed and mounted textile fragment depicting facing peacocks and vase. Size:14’’ x 28.5’’, 36 x 72 cm (textile); 22.5’’ x 37’’, 57 x 94 cm (box). $200-400

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81. 19th C. Balkan or Greek Pieced Coverlet. Size: 70’’ x 47’’ (178 x 119 cm). $400-600

82. 19th C. Ottoman Man’s sash, metallic and silk thread on linen ground. Size: 72’’ x 8’’ (183 x 20 cm). $200-400

83. 2 Antique Ottoman Embroideries, 18th/19th C. Silk thread, metal sheathing on linen. Size 1: 29” x 9”. Size 2: 23” x 14”. $300-600

84. 19th C. Ottoman Embroidered Linen Table Cover, metallic and silk embroidery on linen ground. Size: 60’’ x 30’’ (152 x 76 cm). $300-600

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85. 19th C. Ottoman Towel, silk embroidery and gold foil on linen.

Size: 68’’ x 13’’ (173 x 33 cm). $300 -500

86. Fine 19th C. Ottoman Embroidered Bath Towel, silk and metal thread on handspun cotton ground. Size: 66’’ x 29’’ (168 x 74 cm). $200-400

87. 2 Antique Ottoman Silk Embroidred Linen Towels, silk, linen, metal thread, gold foil. Sizes: 75” x 10.5” and 48” x 11”. $200-400

88. 2 Antique Ottoman Turkish Towels, linen embroidered with silk, metal thread. Size 1: 47” x 18”. Size 2: 82” x 16”. $150-250

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90. 2 19th C. Ottoman Textiles, including a cover, gold and silver-wrapped paper on silk; and a textile with vase and flowers surrounded by floral border, metal-wrapped thread stumpwork.

Size 1: 37” x 18”. Size 2: 18” x 21”. $300-500

89. 2 Armenian/Greek Ottoman Textiles, 18th/19th c. Large table covering or hanging, Armenia; and a pillow cover with crosses and floral motifs, linen with silk embroidery and beaded fringe, Ottoman Greek. Size 1: 18” x 20”. Size 2: 75” x 36”. $300-500

91. 19th C. Central Asian Uzbek Suzani, silk on cotton.

Size: 77’’ x 53’’ (196 x 135 cm). $500-800

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92. 2 Antique Silk Ikat Panels with printed Russian cotton backing, Uzbekistan. Size 1: 61” x 77”. Size 2: 60” x 40”. $200-400

93. 2 Antique Central Asian Robes: A Silk and wool ikat chapan with printed Russian cotton liner and embroidery; and a woman’s unlined silk ikat tunic, Uzbekistan. Size 1: 45” x 69”. Size 2: 48” x 66”. $300 -600

94. Antique woman’s silk ikat dress, later cotton lining,Syria.

Size: 51’’ x 47’’ (130 x 119 cm). $300-600

96. Resht Textile Panel, embroidery on wool felt, 19th century, Persia.

Size: 113’’ x 42’’ (287 x 107 cm) $400-600

95. Antique Persian Pin Cushion for embroidery, silk embroidery and silver sheathing, 19th century, Iran.

Size: 4’’ x 4’’ (10 x 10 cm). $200-300

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97. Antique Kashmir Shawl, embroidered wool, India.

Size: 65’’ x 34’’ (165 x 86 cm). $400-800

98. Beautiful Kalamkari (Ghalamkar), block printed cotton prayer cloth with central tree of life, botteh and peacocks, Isfahan, Iran, early 20th c. Size: 74’’ x 44’’ (188 x 112 cm). $300-500

99. 2 Prayer Cloths with central red mihrab, block printed cotton, “kalamkari”, Iran, early 20th c. Size 1: 48” x 36”. Size 2: 51” x 36”. $300-600 100. 19th C. Embroidered trade cloth, silk, Dhaka, Bangladesh, found in Aceh, Sumatra. Size: 48’’ x 46’’ (122 x 117 cm). $200-400

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101. Indian Pichwai Painting on Cloth, Rajasthan. A devotional painting of Sri Nath-ji and other manifestations of Krishna in a haveli with food placed before them, pigment on cloth, Nathadwara, Rajasthan. Size: 53’’ x 38’’ (135 x 97 cm). $400-800

102. Pichhavai devotional painting of Krishna in “Rasa Lila”, the festive dance with the gopis, pigment on cloth, Nathadwara, Rajasthan. Size: 75’’ x 47’’ (191 x 119 cm). $1000-1500

103. Jain Religious Textile depicting Parshvanath, the 23rd Tirthanakara or savior, gold and silverwrapped thread on velvet, glass beads, bangles, early/mid 20th century, Gujarat, India. Size: 47’’ x 34’’, 119 x 61 cm (sight); 53’’ x 30’’, 135 x 76 cm (frame). $300-500

104. Kanduri cloth, offering made to the shrine of Salar Masud with “daragh” shrine and warriors, cotton applique, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Early 20th c. Size: 44’’ x 46’’ (112 x 117 cm). $300-600

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105. Antique Kantha Quilt, cross-stitched cotton bedcover depicting Hindu women in Victorian dress, West Bengal, India. Size: 79’’ x 52.5’’ (201 x 133 cm). $400-700

107. A Finely detailed background cloth for story tellers, painted cotton, North India. Size: 74’’ x 101’’ (188 x 257 cm). $300-600

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106. Rare old Naga shoulder wrap “elephant scarf” from Manipur, early/mid 20th c, India. Such textiles are called “elephant scarves”, as they always depict elephants in the center. This piece shows four elephants in the middle of the five embroidered horizontal stripes.

The fabric is made up of two bands of fine, handwoven cotton sewn together. Size: 70’’ x 45’’ (178 x 114 cm). $400-800

108. Ceremonial cloth, “basta”, depicting Ganesh, block-printed and mordant on cotton, 19th century or earlier, Gujarat or Rajasthan for the Indonesian market, found in Tana Toraja, Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Size: 33’’ x 248’’ (84 x 630 cm). $600-1200

109. Antique Patola Cloth with “jlamrang” or eight-pointed star design, silk double ikat, Gujarat, produced for the Javanese market. Size: 198’’ x 43’’ (503 x 109 cm). $1200-2000

110. 19th century block-printed and painted cotton textile, India, made for the Sumatran market. Size: 106’’ x 42.5’’ (269 x 108 cm). $500-1000

111. 19th C. Sari, gold “zari” thread brocade, South India.

Size: 46’’ x 212’’ (117 x 538 cm). $300-500 112. Wedding head covering, “Phulkari” or “Chand Bagh”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, West Punjab.

Size: 95’’ x 56’’ (241 x 142 cm). $300-600

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113. Beautifully patterned bagh, woman’s wedding head covering, “phulkari”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, Punjab, India. Size: 98’’ x 52’’ (249 x 132 cm). $300-600

114. Woman’s head covering,”gobhi bagh”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, West Punjab, early 20th c. Size: 92’’ x 56’’ (234 x 142 cm). $300-600

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115. Woman’s wedding head covering, “Phulkari” or “Lahariya Bagh”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, West Punjab, early 20th c. Size: 98’’ x 50’’ (249 x 127 cm). $300-600

116. Woman’s ceremonial head covering, “phulkari”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, East Punjab, early 20th c.

Size: 102’’ x 53’’ (259 x 135 cm). $300-600

117. Bagh, a woman’s wedding head covering, silk floss on cotton ground, Punjab, India, early 20th c. Size: 100’’ x 48’’ (254 x 122 cm). $300-600

118. Wedding veil, “bagh”, with overall triangle pattern, silk thread embroidery on “khaddar” homespun cotton, Punjab, early 20th c. Size: 90’’ x 50’’ (229 x 127 cm). $300-600

119. Woman’s wedding veil, maroon khaddar cotton embroidered with silk floss, in a stylized geometric pattern and a bagh-type border, Punjab, early 20th c.

Size: 98’’ x 54’’ (249 x 137 cm). $300-600

120. Woman’s head covering, “bagh”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, Punjab, circa 1900. Size: 100’’ x 51’’ (254 x 130 cm). $300-600

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121. Wedding veil, “phulkari”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, Hazara people, Punjab, early 20th c. Size: 91’’ x 53’’ (231 x 135 cm). $300-600

122. Bagh, bridal head covering, silk floss in a stylized geometric pattern and a featherpatterned border on maroon khaddar cotton ground, first third 20th century, Punjab, India.

Size: 94’’ x 52’’ (239 x 132 cm). $300-600

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123. Beautiful Bagh, bridal head covering, silk floss on cotton ground, Punjab, India, early 20th c. Size: 87’’ x 48’’ (221 x 122 cm). $300-600

124. Woman’s wedding veil, “Phulkari”, silk floss embroidery on cotton ground, West Punjab, India, early 20th c. Size: 100’’ x 52’’ (254 x 132 cm). $300-600

125. Antique Woman’s ceremonial tube skirt, “tapis”, gold-wrapped thread couched on natural dyed cotton, Abung people, Lampung, Sumatra. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Size: 44’’ x 51’’ (112 x 130 cm). $1000-1500

126. Antique Ceremonial sarong, “tapis”, gold-wrapped thread couched on cotton ground, Abung people, Lampung, Sumatra.

Size: 43’’ x 27.5’’ (109 x 70 cm). $800-1500

127. Antique Woman’s ceremonial skirt cloth, “tapis”; gold-wrapped thread couched on cotton ground, Abung people, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 49’’ x 49’’ (124 x 124 cm). $400-800

128. Ceremonial sarong, “tapis”, couched metallic thread, silk, cotton, early 20th century, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 44’’ x 23’’ (112 x 58 cm). $600-1000

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129. Antique Woman’s ceremonial skirt, “tapis kaca”, homespun cotton ground with gold-wrapped thread, silk “inu” embroidery and mica, Kauer people, Lampung. Size: 46’’ x 44’’ (117 x 112 cm). $1500-2000

131. Antique Woman’s ceremonial sarong, “tapis kaca”, bands of “naga” motifs alternating with bands of “cumi cumi (squid) inuh” embroidery, cotton, gold-wrapped thread, silk thread and appliqued micas, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 48’’ x 52’’ (122 x 132 cm). $1500-2000

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130. Antique Woman’s ceremonial skirt cloth, “tapis”, couched gold and silver-wrapped thread, mica, natural dyes on cotton ground, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 46’’ x 50’’ (117 x 127 cm). $400-600

132. Woman’s 19th C. ceremonial skirt cloth, “tapis kaca”, silk thread, cotton and mica, Krui people, Lampung. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Size: 58’’ x 46’’ (147 x 117 cm). $1500-2500

133. Antique Woman’s ceremonial skirt, “tapis”, gold-wrapped thread and bangles on cotton ground, Lampung, Sumatra. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Size: 42’’ x 24’’ (107 x 61 cm). $400-600

134. Antique Woman’s ceremonial tube skirt, “tapis”, gold-wrapped couching and stumpwork, spangles on cotton ground; Lampung, Sumatra. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Size: 48’’ x 47’’ (122 x 119 cm). $500-1000

135. Antique Woman’s festival sarong, “tapis”, gold-wrapped thread couched on cotton ground, bangles, Kauer people, Lampung, Sumatra. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Size: 42’’ x 40.5’’ (107 x 103 cm). $400-600

136. Antique Woman’s ceremonial skirt cloth, “tapis kaca”, goldwrapped thread couched on cotton ground, mica, silk thread, Lampung, Sumatra. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in the south Sumatran province of Lampung, Indonesia. Size: 48’’ x 45’’ (122 x 114 cm). $400-800

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137. Antique Woman’s ceremonial sarong, “tapis kaca”, goldwrapped thread couched on cotton ground, silk, mica; Kauer people, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 44’’ x 50’’ (112 x 127 cm). $400-800

139. Antique Woman’s ceremonial tube skirt, “tapis”, gold-wrapped thread couched on cotton ground, Abung people, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 48’’ x 45’’ (122 x 114 cm). $500 -1000

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138. Antique Woman’s ceremonial sarong, “tapis”; gold-wrapped thread couched on cotton ground, bangles, mica; Kauer people, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 43’’ x 42’’ (109 x 107 cm). $300-600

140. Rare woman’s skirt with anthropomorphic and “aso”: figures, “kain kebat”, beads, commercial cotton, Apo Kayan region, Kalimantan. Early/Mid 20th C. Size: 22’’ x 17’’ (56 x 43 cm). $1000-1500

141. Woman’s ceremonial beaded skirt, glass beads on commercial cotton ground, Maloh people, Borneo. Early/Mid 20th C. Size: 22’’ x 16’’ (56 x 41 cm). $1200-1600

143. Rare Borneo Costume of Maloh people consisting of ceremonial jacket, “Sape buri”, cotton, cowrie shells, braiding, beads, mid 20th century and woman’s festival skirt, “kain buri”, Iban homespun cotton cloth decorated with cowrie shells and button.

Range in Size: 17” x 17” to 110” x 26”. $2000-2500

142. Woman’s festival skirt, beads, cowrie shells on commercial cotton base, Maloh people, Borneo. Early/Mid 20th C. Size: 21’’ x 18’’ (53 x 46 cm). $300-600

144. Ceremonial jacket, “bajuh”, sungkit supplementary weaving on cotton ground, Iban, Sarawak. Early/Mid 20th C. Size: 23’’ x 18’’ (58 x 46 cm). $800-1200

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145. 3 Antique Iban Sungkit Textiles. 2 Ceremonial jackets, “Bajuh”, cotton with sungkit technique, Iban, one from Sarawak and one from Borneo; and a man’s sash, cotton with sungkit, Iban, Borneo.

Range in Size: 17” x 15” to 96” x 7”. $600-1000

146. 2 Rare Borneo Iban Textiles: a man’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, cotton sungkit technique, Sarawak, Borneo; and a woman’s skirt, “kain keban” with leaping cats motif “mayau tindok”, shrew “aji bulan”, deer “rusa”, hawk “lang”, and lizards “bijak”, 1930’s, cotton sungkit, Sarawak. Size 1: 40” x 22”. Size 2: 80” x 20”. $500-1000

147. 2 Antique Iban Textiles: a Borneo Woman’s skirt, kain keban, cotton ikat, Iban people, Sarawak; and a man’s shoulder cloth depicting crocodiles and other figures, cotton pilih technique, Iban people, Sarawak, Borneo. Size 1: 70” x 21”. Size 2: 21” x 23”. $600-1200

148. 2 Rare Iban Textiles from Sarawak: shoulder cloth, “pilih”, cotton; and uncut loincloth ends, “Sirat”, cotton sungkit, early 20th c.

Size 1: 45” x 19”. Size 2: 31” x 10”. $400-600

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149. 2 Iban Textiles: Woman’s skirt, “kain kaban”, cotton sungkit, early to mid 20th century, Saribas region, Sarawak; and a woman’s jacket, cotton tapestry weave and pilih technique, Iban people, Sarawak.

Size 1: 23” x 16” Size 2: 44” x 18”. $300-600

151. 2 men’s shoulder cloths, “salampe”, metal-thread songket on silk ground, Semawa people, Sumbawa, early/mid 20th c.

Size 1: 72” x 26”. Size 2: 71” x 26”. $500-1000

150. 2 men’s shoulder cloths, “Salampe”, cotton with supplementary weft weaving, Semawa people, Sumbawa. Size 1: 67” x 24”. Size 2: 70” x 25”. $600-1200

152. Shoulder cloth,”selendang”, cotton with supplementary weaving; and a man’s shoulder cloth with red central field “salampe”, cotton with metallic thread supplementary songket weaving, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size 1: 68” x 27”. Size 2: 88” x 25”. $500-1000

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153. 2 Nobleman’s ceremonial skirt cloth “Kre alang sarong”, cotton with metallic thread supplementary weave, Semawa people, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size 1: 61” x 47”. Size 2: 67” x 48”. $1000-20003

154. 2 Fine Old Balinese Silk Sonket Textiles. Man’s outer garment, gold and silver-wrapped thread on dyed silk, “Saput songket”; and a breast wrapper, ikatted silk with silver and gold songket ends.

Size 1: 87” x 13”. Size 2: 65” x 44”. $500-1000

155. Fine 19th C. Indonesian Headcloth with central panel in ikat surrounded by songket with goldwrapped thread. Size: 35’’ x 33’’ (89 x 84 cm). $500-800 156. Nobleman’s skirt cloth, “kre alang”, couched metallic thread on cotton ground, late 19th/early 20th century, Sumbawa, Indonesia.

Size: 69’’ x 42’’ (175 x 107 cm). $1000-2000

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157. Nobleman’s ceremonial skirt cloth, “kre alang”, metal-wrapped thread songket on cotton ground, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size: 47’’ x 30’’ (119 x 76 cm). $800-1200

158. Nobleman’s ceremonial skirt cloth “Kre alang sarong”, cotton with metallic thread supplementary weave, Semawa people, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size: 73’’ x 48’’ (185 x 122 cm). $800-1200

159. Nobleman’s ceremonial skirt cloth “Kre alang sarong”, cotton with metallic thread supplementary weave, Semawa people, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Early 20th c. Size: 70’’ x 52’’ (178 x 132 cm). $1000-2000

160. 2 Noblemen’s ceremonial skirt cloths, “Kre alang sarong”, cotton with metallic thread supplementary weave, Semawa people, Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size 1: 39” x 32”. Size 2: 32” x 47”. $600-1200

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161. 2 Nobleman’s ceremonial skirt cloths “Kre alang sarong”, 162. 2 Antique Java Textiles. Ceremonial blanket, “kain simbut”, ricecotton with metallic thread supplementary weave, Semawa people, paste batik, gebang fibre with cotton selvaging, Southwest Java; and shoulder cloth, “lawon”, tie-dyed Chinese silk, Java. Size 1: 68” x 31”.

Sumbawa, Indonesia. Size 1: 46” x 33”. Size 2: 57” x 50”. $1000-2000 Size 2: 68” x 34”. $500-1000

163. Collector’s lot of antique Iban textiles, including a pair of loincloth ends, “sirat”, embroidered cotton, Iban, Kapit area, Sarawak, circa 1900-10; and a woman’s skirt, “kain keban”, spider pattern, cotton, sungkit technique, Saribas region, Sarawak; and a woman’s skirt, “kain keban”, cotton ikat, Iban people, Sarawak. Range in Size: 13” x 10” to 44” x 22”. $600-1200

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164. 2 cotton ikat textiles from Savu, man’s ceremonial shoulder cloth, “hi’i”; and man’s cloth,”hi’i wohepi”, with natural dyes, 3rd quarter 20th c., Lesser Blossom Moiety, Savu. Size 1: 69” x 30”.

Size 2: 76” x 35”. $300-500

165. 2 Savu Ikat Ceremonial Sarong Textiles. Woman’s ceremonial sarong with “hubi iki” (Lesser Blossom moiety) motif, cotton ikat; and a woman’s ceremonial sarong ledo, hebe wo mea, probably for members of Wini Wara Tada, homespun cotton, indigo and morinda dyes, mid 20th c. Size 1: 66” x 45”. Size 2: 66” x 22”. $300-500

166. Woman’s skirt, “kain kebat”, cotton ikat, Iban, Sarawak; and a woman’s ceremonial skirt, “kain kebat”, cotton with pilih supplementary weft weaving, Iban, Sarawak. Size 1: 36”x 22”.

Size 2: 36” x 18”. $400-800

167. Javanese batik, “betawi”, late 19th/early 20th century, cotton.

Size: 73’’ x 33’’ (185 x 84 cm). $300 -600

168. 2 woman’s skirts, “kain keban” and “kain kebat”, cotton ikat, one with tangkong creeper lattice pattern from Saribas region, Iban people, Sarawak. Size 1: 19” x 19”. Size 2: 22” x 23”. $400-800

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169. 2 Flores Ikat Textiles. Woman’s ceremonial sarong with vase motif “utang”, uncut cotton ikat for use as brideswealth; and a man’s cloth “hoba pojo”, handspun cotton ikat, indigo and morinda dyes.

Size 1: 52” x 33”. Size 2: 62” x 31”. $300-500

170. 2 women’s cotton ikat sarongs from Kissar, both with anthropomorphic figures in bands, first half 20th century.

Size 1: 49” x 23”. Size 2: 54” x 27”. $800-1200

171. Woman’s sarong decorated with trade beads, homespun cotton ikat, Greater Blossom moiety, Savu; and a woman’s ceremonial sarong, “Ei ledo, hebe wo mea”, probably for members of Wini Wara Tada ancestry, handspun cotton ikat, Savu. Size 1: 59” x 22”.

Size 2: 68” x 21”. $300-500

172. 2 Woman’s ceremonial skirts, “kain keban”, cotton, sungkit supplementary weaving technique, Iban, Sarawak.

Size 1: 20” x 19”. Size 2: 18” x 19”. $300-600

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173. Woman’s cotton ikat sarong with anthropomorphic figures in bands, Kisar, first half 20th century. Size: 83’’ x 53’’ (211 x 135 cm). $300-600 174. Woman’s skirt cloth with flowers, birds and butterflies, “kain panjang”, hand-drawn batik tulis on commercial cotton, North Coast of Java. Size: 95’’ x 40’’ (241 x 102 cm). $400-600

175. 2 Canting Batiks, “megamendung” pattern, mid 20th century, Cirebon, Java; and canting batik, Chinese cloud pattern, Java, Indonesia. Size 1: 82” x 40”. Size 2: 60” x 20”. $600-800

176. 2 Batik Cloths. Yogyakarta, mid-century, natural dyes (soga, indigo); and a woman’s skirt cloth, “kain panjang”, cotton batik, Java.

Size 1: 41” x 80”. Size 2: 40” x 94”. $200-400

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177. Mounted man’s head cloth depicting “wayang” figures, “iket kepala”, cotton batik, Java. 39’’ x 40’’ (99 x 102 cm). $200-400 178. Ceremonial cloth depicting wayang figures, songket, Bali. Such textiles were considered pusaka, a sanskrit word meaning treasure or heirloom and refers to a familyheirloom inherited from ancestors which must be treasured and protected. They are considered to have supernatural attributes and qualities. Early 20th c. Size: 21’’ x 54’’ (53 x 137 cm). $1500-2000

179. Hip cloth, “kemben cepuk”, silk ikat with eight-pointed patola star pattern, Bali. Early 20th c. Size: 46’’ x 32’’ (117 x 81 cm). $400-800 180. Indonesian Kain Cepuk/Devotional Textile thought to have protective powers, early 20th c., weft ikat with natural dyes on fine handspun cotton, probably from the island of Nusa Penida, just off Bali. Size: 50’’ x 31’’ (127 x 79 cm). $1000-1500

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181. Skirt cloth, “cepuk”, early 20th century silk ikat, Singaraja, Bali.

Size: 46’’ x 55’’ (117 x 140 cm). $400 -600

182. Man’s ceremonial hip cloth, “saput”, gold and silver-wrapped thread, silk, supplementary weft weave, early 20th c., Bali.

Size: 21’’ x 63’’ (53 x 160 cm). $600-1000

184. Antique Woman’s Breast Wrap, kemben, silk ikat and songket techniques, Bali.

Size: 81’’ x 15’’ (206 x 38 cm). $1000-2000 183. Man’s hip cloth, kemben, depicting paired nagas, silk with silver-wrapped thread songket, Bali. Early 20th c. Size: 39’’ x 64’’ (99 x 163 cm). $400-600

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185. Ceremonial cloth used as a breast wrap, “kemben”; silk with metallic thread songket and weft ikat, early 20th century, Singaraja, Bali.

Size: 107’’ x 25’’ (272 x 64 cm). $400-800

186. Kain Endek ikat textile, circa 1920’s, Singarajah, Bali. Size: 81’’ x 18’’ (206 x 46 cm). $300-600

187. A Woman’s ceremonial sarong, silk with silk supplementary weaving; and a ceremonial cloth, “kemben sonket” depicting wayang figures in a landscape, supplementary weft weaving on silk ground, early 20th c, Bali. Size 1: 58” x 23”. Size 2: 41” x 32”. $800-1200

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188. 2 Men’s hip cloths, saput, one cotton songket and one silk with supplementary metal-wrapped thread songket, Bali. Size 1: 41” x 56”.

Size 2: 75” x 38”. $400-800

189. 2 Balinese Songket textiles: one saput, hipcloth, ikatted silk with metal-wrapped thread songket; and one songket from Singaraja, early 20th c., Indonesia. Size 1: 51” x 26”. Size 2: 57” x 20”. $300-600

191. 2 Indonesian textiles: man’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, cotton ikat with supplementary metalwrapped thread songket, Bali; and a man’s hip cloth, “saput”, gold songket on purple silk ground, Sumatra. Early 20th c. Size 1: 51” x 43”. Size 2: 92” x 23”. $400-800

190. Ritual cloth, “bebali”, cotton and gold-wrapped thread, Southern Bali; and a Saput, hipcloth with naga and butterfly motif, gold and silver-wrapped thread songket, Bali. Size 1: 46” x 42”.

Size 2: 59” x 24”. $400-800

192. Silk songket weaving, Bali, early to mid 20th century, from the Ubud Palace collection, Bali. Size: 69’’ x 41’’ (175 x 104 cm). $400-600

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194. Balinese “ider-ider” or ceremonial temple decoration, cloth with pigment, highly detailed work on one continuous canvas depicting an episode form a Balinese version of the Ramayana, Kamasan, early 20c, Bali. Size: 9’’ x 159’’ (23 x 404 cm). $200-400

195. Ceremonial temple hanging, “ider ider”, with rabbits, embroidered cotton, Negara, Bali, mid 20th century.

Size: 12’’ x 106’’ (30 x 269 cm). $200-400

193. 2 antique Balinese textiles: nobleman’s ceremonial hip cloth, “saput songket”, silk, gold thread, silver thread, cotton, supplementary weft weave, braid weave, Singaraja, Bali; and a shoulder or breast cloth, “kain cepuk”, home spun cotton, natural dyes, weft ikat, Nusa Penida, Bali. Size 1: 63” x 25”. Size 2: 33” x 54”. $800-1200

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196. 2 Antique Velvet Bags. Man’s small bag, velvet decorated with gold-wrapped thread, Gujarat; and a ceremonial man’s bag for betel quids, “uncang siriah”, velvet, gold-wrapped thread stumpwork, late 19th, early 20th century, Minangkabau, Sumatra. Sizes: 1) 8’’ x 8’’ (20 x 20 cm); 2) 6.5’’ x 7’’ (17 x 18 cm). $200-400

200. 3 antique Chinese/Sumatran textiles: 2 ceremonial wedding banners, “tirai”, metallic stumpwork on velvet, bangles, beads, silk, late 19th century; and a food or sirih cover, “carano” with couched metalwrapped thread, bangles on velvet.

Range in Size: 17” x 13” to 8” x 68”. $500-800

197. 2 Antique Indonesian Velvet Ceremonial Textiles with couched metallic thread work used as cushion panels (“carano”) for ceremonial purposes such as decorating the wedding bed, early 20th century, Palembang, Sumatra. Sizes: 1) 20.5’’ x 20’’ (52 x 51 cm); 2) 17.5’’ x 18.5’’ (44 x 47 cm). $300-500

199. Sumatran tirai (ceremonial hanging) with embroidery and couched metal thread. Cloth hangings such as this example were used on festive occasions such as weddings to decorate walls and doorways by the Malays of Sumatra and elsewhere. Size: 69’’ x 45’’ (175 x 114 cm). $300-600 198. Ceremonial hanging, “tirai”, couched metal-wrapped thread, late 19th/early 20th century, Aceh, Sumatra.

Size: 36’’ x 36’’ (91 x 91 cm). $600-1000

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201. Tirai, or ceremonial hanging, metallic wrapped thread, mica, bangles and braiding on cotton velvet, Sumatra.

Size: 22’’ x 49’’ (56 x 124 cm). $300-600

202. Decorative hanging depicting two lions rampant, “tirai”, gold-wrapped thread couched and braiding on velvet ground, Aceh, Sumatra.

Size: 20’’ x 76’’ (51 x 193 cm). $400-600

203. Chinese ceremonial wedding hanging, “tirai”, couched metallic and silk thread, beads, bangles, late 19th early 20th century, Sumatra.

Size: 20’’ x 82’’ (51 x 208 cm). $500-1000

204. Large old tirai ceremonial hanging depicting “Bouraq”/mythical creatures, embroidery, applique and metallic thread on felt, Malay People, Sumatra, early 20th c. Cloth hangings such as this example were used on festive occasions such as weddings to decorate walls, doorways, and so on by the Malays of Sumatra and elsewhere. Size: 79’’ x 25’’ (201 x 64 cm). $300-600

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205. Embroidered hanging, “tirai”, for Chinese temple, beads, metallic wrapped thread, braiding, bangles on silk, Sumatra.

Size: 21’’ x 77’’ (53 x 196 cm). $500-1000

206. Tirai, ceremonial hanging, cotton applique, braiding, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 104’’ x 13’’ (264 x 33 cm). $200-400

207. Shoulder cloth “selendang”, silk with couched gold-wrapped thread and silk forbidden stitch, Chinese Sumatran.

Size: 56’’ x 18’’ (142 x 46 cm). $400-600

208. Indonesian shoulder cloth textile, “kudhung” with Koranic calligraphy, tulis batik on cotton ground, Sumatra. The striped end-patterns or borders are characteristic of batiks produced in Jambi on the east coast of Sumatra.The origin and purpose of most calligraphic batiks (batik bertulis) is uncertain but associated with ceremonies and protection. Size: 78’’ x 35’’ (198 x 89 cm). $400-800

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209. Antique Indonesian Headcloth, “iket kain limar”, silk ikat and songket, Palembang, Sumatra. Size: 33’’ x 33’’ (84 x 84 cm). $300-600

210. 2 Textiles from Lampung, Sumatra, a tampan, shipcloth, silk supplementary weaving, depicting ships with ancestor figures and animals; and an embroidered “inu” panel from a tapis, silk on cotton ground, early 19th century, Lampung, Sumatra. Size 1: 9” x 44”.

Size 2: 22” x 25”. $500-1000

211. Fine palepai ceremonial shipcloth hanging supplementary weft on handspun cotton, natural dyes, over 100 years old, some minor repairs, Kayu Agung, Lampung, Sumatra, Indonesia. Size: 96’’ x 23’’ (244 x 58 cm). $1000-2000

212. “Palepai” depicting ancestors, cotton, handspun cotton, natural dyes, last quarter 19th century, Krui people, Lampung, Sumatra.

Size: 106’’ x 28’’ (269 x 71 cm). $1000-1500

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213. 2 Lampung, Sumatra Textiles, including a rare and early 18th/19th c. tampan, “shipcloth”, cotton with supplementary weft weaving; and a “tirai”, ceremonial hanging with ship motif, early 20th c. Size 1: 19” x 28”. Size 2: 17” x 45”. $500-1000

214. 3 ceremonial cloths, tampan, handspun cotton, natural dyes, with ancestor boat motif, supplementary weft weaving, Lampung, Sumatra, Paminggir People. Range in Size: 19” x 19” to 26” x 23”. $400-800

215. Ceremonial cloth (tatibin) with ship pattern, couched metallic thread, metal sheathing, cotton, mid 20th c, Lampung, Sumatra.

Size: 38’’ x 16’’ (97 x 41 cm). $400-600

216. Tatibin shipcloth, embroidered cotton with metal sheathing, early 20th century, Lampung, Sumatra.

Size: 36’’ x 18.5’’ (91 x 47 cm). $400-600

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217. Beaded ceremonial offering mat, “tampan”, depicting boat, ancestors and elephants; glass beads on cotton fabric, woven reed backing, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 18’’ x 28’’ (46 x 71 cm). $200-300

218. Shoulder cloth, “Salendang”, gold-wrapped thread on cotton ground, 1930’s, Limo Puluah Koto regency, Minangkabau, Sumatra.

Size: 100’’ x 24’’ (254 x 61 cm). $400-600

219. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “Kain Pasemah”, cotton, silk thread, lead, second quarter 20th century, Bengkulu, Sumatra.

Size: 72’’ x 19.5’’ (183 x 50 cm). $300-600

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220. Beautiful old woman’s shoulder cloth, “kain limar” or “lawan”, silk ikat with metal-thread songket supplementary weaving, Palembang, Sumatra. Size: 74’’ x 34’’ (188 x 86 cm). $1000-2000

221. Beautiful kain limar (shoulder cloth), silk ikat and gold-wrapped thread songket, early 20th century, Palembang, Sumatra.

Size: 110’’ x 28.5’’ (279 x 72 cm). $1000-2000

222. Ceremonial hanging, Kerawang (treadle machine-embroidered) textile, Gayo people, Aceh, Sumatra. Mid 20th c.

Size: 84’’ x 44.5’’ (213 x 113 cm). $300-500

224. 19th C. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “selendang kain sebaghi”, batik on cotton ground, Sumatra, Indonesia.

Size: 92’’ x 45’’ (234 x 114 cm). $600-1200

223. Rare textile ceremonial hanging, used to hang from roof on ritual occasions, metallic and silk thread, cotton, early 20th century, Gayo people, Aceh, Sumatra. Size: 74’’ x 39’’ (188 x 99 cm). $200-400

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225. Two Men’s ceremonial belts, one “ikek pinggang”, silk, cotton, gold-wrapped thread, Muaro Labuah, Minangkabau people, Sumatra; and belt with couched metal-wrapped thread, Lampung, Sumatra. Size: 102’’ x 8.5’’ (259 x 22 cm). $200-400

226. Kain limar (shoulder cloth) decorated with peacock and flower pattern, silk ikat and gold-wrapped thread songket, early 20th century, Palembang, Sumatra. Size: 116’’ x 23.5’’ (295 x 60 cm). $300-600

227. Shoulder cloth, “Salandang”, tie-dyed silk, gold-wrapped thread, late 19th/early 20th century, Batu Sangkar village Minangkabau, Sumatra. Size: 94’’ x 29’’ (239 x 74 cm). $500-1000

228. Shoulder cloth, “salendang”, silk, gold-wrapped thread, 1930’s, Minangkabau, Sumatra. Size: 70’’ x 17’’ (178 x 43 cm). $400-600

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229. Antique Shoulder cloth, “salandang”, silk, gold-wrapped thread,Minangkabau, Batu Sangkar village, Sumatra.

Size: 96’’ x 26’’ (244 x 66 cm). $1000-1500

230. Woman’s ceremonial head cloth, silk ground with silver-wound thread songket, 19th/early 20th c, Palembang, Sumatra.

Size: 83’’ x 30’’ (211 x 76 cm). $400-600

231. Rare Ceremonial Shoulder cloth, “pinunsaan”, cotton ikat, supplementary weft weaving and twining, Toba Batak people, Sumatra. Pinunsaan is one of the two most important in the Batak hierarchy of ikat cloths. Executed in a dark mengkudu (morinda), with finely detailed end panels in supplementary weft. Size: 84’’ x 51.5’’ (213 x 131 cm). $1000-1500

232. Rare ceremonial man’s shoulder cloth, “pinunsaan”, cotton ikat, supplementary weft weaving and twining, Batak people, Sumatra.

Size: 90’’ x 50’’ (229 x 127 cm). $600-1200

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233. A rare man’s ceremonial shoulder cloth, “Ulos pinunssan”, cotton with supplementary weft decoration, Simalungun, Batak; and another ceremonial shoulder cloth, gold-wrapped thread songket on cotton ground, (hole), 19th century, Batak people, Sumatra.

Size 1: 78” x 44”. Size 2: 60” x 33” . $500-800

234. 2 Men’s shoulder cloths, “ulos ragi hotang”, cotton ikat, weft twining, supplementary weaving, glass beads, Toba Batak people, Sumatra, early 20th c. Size 1: 26” x 73”. Size 2: 33” x 84”. $400-800

235. Ulos Sibolang, shoulder cloth, ikat and supplementary patterning, Toba Batak people, North. Sumatra.

Size: 64’’ x 31’’ (163 x 79 cm). $300-600

236. Fine Old Shoulder cloth, “simpar”, cotton ikat supplementary woven with glass beads, Toba Batak people, Sumatra.

Size: 63’’ x 27’’ (160 x 69 cm). $300-600

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237. Antique Ceremonial textile, “kain limar”, weft ikat, supplementary weft weaving, gold-wrapped thread, Palembang, Sumatra.

Size: 124’’ x 24’’ (315 x 61 cm). $600-1000

238. Kain limar, silk ikat with gold-wrapped thread songket, early 20th century, Palmebang, Sumatra.

Size: 69’’ x 30’’ (175 x 76 cm). $400-800

239. Fine Woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth,”salandang”, cotton, silk and gold supplementary weft songket, Minangkabau people, Tanjung Sungayang, Sumatra. Size: 75’’ x 23’’ (191 x 58 cm). $1500-2000

240. Woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth, “salandang”, cotton, silk, metal-wrapped thread songket, Minangkabau people, Tanjung Sungayang, Sumatra. Size: 70’’ x 27’’ (178 x 69 cm). $500-1000

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241. Shoulder cloth, “kain limar”, silk ikat with supplementary metal-wrapped thread songket, Palembang, Sumatra, early 20th c.

Size: 84’’ x 32’’ (213 x 81 cm). $600-1200

242. Antique Woman’s shoulder cloth, kain limar, silk ikat and songket, Palembang, Sumatra.

Size: 78’’ x 31’’ (198 x 79 cm). $500-1000

243. Antique Woman’s shoulder cloth, “kain limar”, silk ikat with metal-wrapped thread songket supplementary weaving, Palembang, Sumatra. Size: 87’’ x 36’’ (221 x 91 cm). $800-1600

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244. 19th C. Silk Songket Selendang, Sumatra. Size: 84’’ x 33’’ (213 x 84 cm). $600-1200

245. 2 Antique Sumatran Textiles. Shoulder cloth, “selendang”, cotton with beaten lead decoration; and “Kain Pasemah”, silk, beads, early 20th century, Bengkulu, Sumatra. Size 1: 65” x 18”.

Size 2: 64” x 24”. $400-800

246. 2 Fine Old Batak Textiles. A shoulder cloth, “ulos bolean”, cotton ikat with twined ends, Toba Batak people, Sumatra; and a head cloth, “Bulang”, cotton with supplementary weaving and twined ends, Simalungun Batak, Sumatra. Size 1: 74” x 22”. Size 2: 71” x 25”. $400-800

247. 2 Women’s ceremonial shoulder cloths, “selandang”, woven pineapple fibre with metal-wrapped thread, Minangkabau, Lintau village, Sumatra, Indonesia, early 20th c. Size 1: 75” x 23”.

Size 2: 80” x 19”. $800-1600

248. Shoulder cloth, “Salandang”, indigo-dyed cotton, silk, metalwrapped thread, Minangkabau people, Batu Sangkar, Sumatra; and a shoulder cloth made of two joined sections, “tagak tujuah”, silk with gold-wrapped thread songket, Batipuah village, Minangkabau people, Sumatra. Size 1: 88” x 34”. Size 2: 96” x 29”. $400-800

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249. 2 Antique Minangkabau Textiles. A Cloth used as a baby carrier,”panutuik”, silk and gold-wrapped thread supplementary weaving; and a shoulder cloth, “salandang”, gold supplementary weft songket, Minangkabau people, Pandai Sikek, Sumatra.

Size 1: 65” x 28”. Size 2: 72” x 18”. $700-1400

250. 2 Old Ceremonial wedding mats with metal-wrapped thread couched on silk, rush, Minangkabau, Sumatra. Size 1: 67” x 25”.

Size 2: 64” x 24”. $200-400

251. Woman’s shoulder cloth “bidak,” Palembang region, South Sumatra; and another woman’s shoulder cloth, “salandang”, cotton with supplementary weaving, Minangkabau people, Sumatra. Size 1: 69” x 21”. Size 2: 58” x 18”. $400-800

252. 2 women’s ceremonial shoulder cloths, “salandang gaba”, cotton, silk, gold-wrapped thread, Minangkabau people, Koto nan Gadang region, Sumatra. Size 1: 101” x 33”. Size 2: 93” x 31”. $600-1200

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254. Headdress textile, “kain tangkuluk”, silk songket; and a woman’s underskirt, “lambak”, cotton, silk, gold-wrapped thread, Minangkabau, Sumatra, 19th/early 20th c. Size 1: 32” x 80”.

Size 2: 36” x 92”. $400 -800 253. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “Salandang Gaba”, cotton, silk, metallic thread; and a man’s shoulder cloth, “Salendang”, silk, cotton, goldwrapped thread, Minangkabau, Tanjung Sungayang, Sumatra.

Size 1: 97” x 32”. Size 2: 67” x 33”. $500-1000

256. Woman’s top, cotton embroidered with silk thread, Alas people, Aceh, Sumatra. Size: 20’’ x 52’’ (51 x 132 cm). $200-400

255. Woman’s blouse, cotton embroidered with silk thread, Alas people, Aceh, Sumatra. Size: 15.5’’ x 14.5’’ (39 x 37 cm). $200-400

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258. Jacket, “bajuh”, couched metallic thread on silk, late 19th/early 20th century, Palembang, Sumatra. Size: 30’’ x 52’’ (76 x 132 cm). $200-400

257. Ceremonial blouse, “kerawang” (treadle machine-embroidered) textile, Gayo people, Aceh, Sumatra. Size: 24.5’’ x 50’’ (62 x 127 cm). $200-400

259. 2 women’s jackets, “bajuh monyet”, cotton, silk thread, shells, couched metallic thread, bangles, early 20th century, Kauer people, Lampung, Sumatra, Indonesia.

Sizes: 1) 12’’ x 57.5’’ (30 x 146 cm); 2) 12’’ x 60’’ (30 x 152 cm). $300-500 260. Woman’s blouse, cotton embroidered with silk thread, Alas people, Aceh, Sumatra; and embroidered woman’s jacket, early 20th c, Gayo People, Aceh, Sumatra. Size 1: 24” x 57”. Size 2: 19” x 24”. $200-400

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261. An antique silk woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth (lawan). The field is an empty green space surrounded by violet-red borders and the edges are trimmed with metallic wrapped thread, resist dyed, Sumatra. Size: 74’’ x 29’’ (188 x 74 cm). $500-1000

262. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, pelangi and tritik on Chinese silk, Palembang, Sumatra, early 20th century.

Size: 82’’ x 36’’ (208 x 91 cm). $1000-1400

263. Indonesian “pelangi”, tie-dyed cotton mantle, Sumatra. Size: 86’’ x 30’’ (218 x 76 cm). $200-400

264. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, pelangi and tritik on Chinese silk, Palembang, Sumatra, early to mid 20th century.

Size: 84’’ x 33’’ (213 x 84 cm). $200-400

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265. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, pelangi and tritik on Chinese silk, Palembang, Sumatra, early to mid 20th century.

Size: 80’’ x 35’’ (203 x 89 cm). $200-400

266. Woman’s shoulder cloth, “selendang”, pelangi and tritik on Chinese silk, Palembang, Sumatra, early to mid 20th century.

Size: 30’’ x 82’’ (76 x 208 cm). $200-400

267. 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kumbu sungkit”, cotton, Iban people, Borneo. Such textiles played an important role in headhunting ceremonies. The heads of killed people were wrapped in such cloths prior to mummification which was performed later.

The sungkit weaving process is now extinct. 68’’ x 27’’ (173 x 69 cm). $600-1200

268. 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kombu sungkit”, handspun cotton with supplementary weaving, Size: 75’’ x 33’’ (191 x 84 cm). $600-1200

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269. 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kombu sungkit”, handspun cotton with supplementary weaving, Iban people, Sarawak.

Size: 80’’ x 39’’ (203 x 99 cm). $800-1600

270. 19th century ceremonial weaving, “Pua kombu sungkit”, cotton, Iban people, Borneo.

Size: 78’’ x 24.5’’ (198 x 62 cm). $600-1200

271. 3 Iban Textiles, including a 19th c. Pua sungkit ritual cloth with bird motif (fragment), cotton discontinuous supplementary weft weave, Iban, Borneo, 80” x 10.5”; and a back of a man’s festival jacket, supplementary weaving with various motifs, Iban people, Sarawak, 20” x 19”; and a woman’s ceremonial skirt, “kain keban”, homespun cotton ikat, Iban people, Sarawak, 40” x 16”. $1000-2000

272. Pua with spirit figures, for receiving heads, cotton ikat, first quarter 20th c, Iban, Borneo.

Size: 74’’ x 37’’ (188 x 94 cm). $1000-2000

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273. Pua kombu with spirit figures, cotton ikat, natural dyes, Iban people, Borneo. Size: 68’’ x 44’’ (173 x 112 cm). $500-1000

274. Man’s ceremonial cloth, pua kombu, handspun cotton ikat, Iban, Upper Katibas River, Sarawak. Size: 90’’ x 48’’ (229 x 122 cm). $1500-3000

275. Pua kumbu, “Nabau” or serpent pattern, homespun cotton ikat, Iban, Sarawak. Size: 89’’ x 48’’ (226 x 122 cm). $500-1000

276. Pua Kumbu, handspun cotton, all natural mangis color, first quarter 20th c. Iban people, Saribas region, Sarawak.

Size: 71’’ x 40’’ (180 x 102 cm). $500-1000

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277. Highly detailed Pua kombu ceremonial cloth with crocodile motif, “buah baya”, cotton ikat, early 20th century, Iban, Borneo.

Size: 82’’ x 46’’ (208 x 117 cm). $400-600

278. Highly detailed Pua kombu ceremonial cloth with crocodile motif, “buah baya”, cotton ikat, 19th/early 20th century, Iban, Borneo.

Size: 37’’ x 80’’ (94 x 203 cm). $400-600

279. Antique pua textile, crocodile motif, “buah baya”, Iban, Sarawak. Size: 92’’ x 49’’ (234 x 124 cm). $800-1600

280. 2 men’s mantles, “pua”, cotton ikat, Iban, Sarawak, early 20th century or earlier, one from Saribas Region, 3rd division.

Size 1: 87” x 39”. Size 2: 74” x 41”. $800-1200

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281. Old Iban Pua Cloth, handspun and commercial cotton thread ikat, Sarawak. Size: 73’’ x 45’’ (185 x 114 cm). $600-1200

282. 2 fine old Iban cotton ikat textiles: Pua Kantu, ikatted cotton, late 19th/early 20th century, Iban, Kalimantan; and woman’s ceremonial skirt with mask-like figures, “kain keban”, Kantu, Sarawak . Weavers among the Kantu’ and neighboring peoples create two primary forms of ritual textiles: kain kebat and pua. Size 1: 62” x 23”.

Size 2: 42” x 20”. $800-1200

283. Woman’s skirt, “kain keban”cotton with supplementary weaving, Iban people, Sarawak; and a man’s shoulder cloth depicting birds and other auspicious motifs, “pua sungkit”, cotton with supplementary weft weaving, Iban people, Borneo. Size 1: 63” x 32”. Size 2: 45” x 17”. $400-800

284. Woman’s blouse, “lemba” painted beaten bark cloth (fuya), early to mid 20th century, Toraja, Sulawesi. Size: 36’’ x 31’’ (91 x 79 cm). $300-600

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285. Ritual cloth, “Sekomandi”, cotton ikat, early 20th century, Toraja people, mid-Sulawesi. Size: 98’’ x 60’’ (249 x 152 cm). $1500-2500

286. Ritual cloth, “soralangi”, early 20th century, cotton ikat, Toraja, Sulawesi. Size: 104’’ x 52’’ (264 x 132 cm). $500-1000

287. Tanah Toraja Ceremonial Ikat Textile, “sekomandi”, late 19th/ early 20th c, handspun cotton ikat, natural dyes, Toraja, Sulawesi.

Size: 57’’ x 100’’ (145 x 254 cm). $1000-2000

288. Ceremonial textile with cattle, “pori lonjong”; homespun cotton ikat, natural dyes, third quarter 20th c., Toraja people, Sulawesi.

Size: 114’’ x 46’’ (290 x 117 cm). $500-800

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289. Ceremonial textile, pori lonjong, cotton ikat, Toraja people, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Size: 156’’ x 34’’ (396 x 86 cm). $300-600

290. Ceremonial textile, “pori lonjong”, cotton warp ikat with traditional “ronkong” motif, Toraja people, Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Size: 100’’ x 28’’ (254 x 71 cm). $300-600

291. Ceremonial textile, pori lonjong, cotton ikat, Toraja people, Sulawesi, early 20th c. Size: 144” x 27”. $400-600

292. 2 Toraja ceremonial textiles, one pori lonjong, cotton ikat; and one ceremonial loincloth and banner “pio uki”, with undecorated center and intricately worked ends that would fall in front and behind the wearer, Toraja people, Sulawesi. Size 1: 100” x 18”.

Size 2: 140” x 30”. $300-600

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293. Ceremonial textile, “sekomandi”, home spun cotton ikat, Toraja people, Sulawesi. Early/mid 20th c. Size: 44’’ x 69’’ (112 x 175 cm). $400-600

295. Rare handwoven ikat used as a house perimeter hanging, East Sumba, Indonesia. Size: 284’’ x 15’’ (721 x 38 cm). $300-600

294. 3 sacred ritual cloths from Sulawesi, one depicting elephants on printed cotton, late 19th/early 20th century; one depicting carabao, “mawa”, painted cotton, early 20th century; and one “ma’wa”, with motifs of warriors going to sacrifice, depicting buffalo, dancers, warriors and other sacred clan symbols, block printing on handloomed cotton, indigo dye, Toraja people, Sulawesi. Range in Size: 44” x 16” to 102” x 34”. $300-600

296. Old ikat “hinggi” with unusual partial indigo pattern and Dutch coat of arms, handspun cotton, East Sumba. Hinggi are large blankets decorated with warp ikat. They were used for government exchanges, as well as for men’s clothing. They were usually made in pairs, one cloth wrapped around the hips and the other was thrown over the shoulder. Size: 106’’ x 48’’ (269 x 122 cm). $300-600

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299. Man’s shoulder cloth, “Hinggi belanda”, ikat made from imported cotton thread, East Sumba.

Size: 52’’ x 101’’ (132 x 257 cm). $500-800

297. Large ikat “hinggi”, handspun cotton with dragon motif, East Sumba, Indonesia. Size: 116’’ x 45’’ (295 x 114 cm). $300-600

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298. Ikat “hinggi”, handwoven cotton, with unusual central panel, East Sumba.

Size: 106’’ x 48’’ (269 x 122 cm). $300-600

300. Antique man’s ikat hinggi, vegetable dyes, East Sumba.

Size: 111’’ x 49’’ (282 x 124 cm). $300-600

304. Man’s cloth, “hinggi”, with central “patola ratu” motif with roosters and other auspicious motifs, classic 11 band design, cotton ikat, natural dyes, c 1920s, East Sumba. Size: 103’’ x 59’’ (262 x 150 cm). $400-800

301. Man’s shoulder cloth, “hinggi belanda”, importedcotton thread ikat, East Sumba. Size: 46’’ x 90’’ (117 x 229 cm). $500-1000

302. Man’s cloth with auspicious symbols, “hinggi kombu”, handspun cotton ikat, East Sumba. Size: 94’’ x 52’’ (239 x 132 cm). $400-800

303. Highly detailed old Sumba Ikat Hinggi with Dutch coat of arms. Size 94’’ x 52’’ (239 x 132 cm). $400-800

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305. Man’s mantle, hinggi kombu, early 20th century, warp ikat handspun cotton, Kodi, West Sumba.

Size: 91’’ x 48’’ (231 x 122 cm). $500-800

306. Old Sumba ikat man’s mantle/hingii, Indonesia. Size: 103’’ x 46’’ (262 x 117 cm). $300-600

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307. Large handspun cotton ikat “hinggi” with dragon motif, East Sumba.

Size: 124’’ x 48’’ (315 x 122 cm). $300-600

308. Old Sumba ikat hinggi, cotton ikat with animal and figural motif, Indonesia.

Size: 118’’ x 48’’ (300 x 122 cm). $300-600

309. 2 men’s cotton ikat cloths (hinggi) decorated with auspicious animals, at least one indigo-dyed, East Sumba. Size 1: 100” x 45”.

Size 2: 100” x 42”. $400-800

310. Man’s ceremonial shawl with patola-derived motifs, “semba”, cotton ikat, Ende Regency, Flores; and male ritual leader’s ceremonial shawl, “luka semba”, with East Sumba patola-style motifs, horses and birds, cotton ikat, natural dyes, Ende Regency, Flores.

Size 1: 80” x 57”. Size 2: 80” x 54”. $300-600

311. Rare Old Royal ceremonial sash, cotton ikat and supplementary warp weaving, Kapunduk, East Sumba.

Size: 92’’ x 23’’ (234 x 58 cm). $300-600

312. Man’s skirt cloth, cotton with colored supplementary weft decoration, Bugis people, Bulu Kumbu, South Sulawesi.

Size: 108’’ x 60’’ (274 x 152 cm). $300-600

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313. Woman’s beaded blouse, shell beads on cotton, Bagobo people, Mindanao, Philippines; and a shawl, cotton with colored supplementary weft decoration, Bugis people, Bulu Kumbu, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Size 1: 46” x 14”. Size 2: 59” x 86”. $200-400

315. Fine Old Man’s cloth, “hoba pojo”, handspun cotton ikat, indigo and morinda dyes, Nage Keo, Flores. Size: 70’’ x 83’’ (178 x 211 cm). $300-600

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314. Fine Old Three-paneled brideswealth cloth with zoomorphic figures, “kewatek nai telo”, cotton ikat, Lomblen, Flores.

Size: 46’’ x 76’’ (117 x 193 cm). $500-800

316. Woman’s ceremonial tube skirt, “hobo pojo”, ikatted homespun cotton; and man’s cloth, “hoba pojo”, handspun cotton ikat, indigo and morinda dyes, Nage Keo, Flores, Indonesia, early 20th c.

Size 1: 90” x 62”. Size 2: 70” x 56”. $400-800

318. Woman’s three-paneled sarong, “lawo butu”, cotton ikat with cowrie shells and glass beads, Ngada Regency, Flores. Size: 67’’ x 30’’ (170 x 76 cm). $400-600 317. Man’s ceremonial shawl with patola-derived motifs, “semba”, cotton ikat, Ende Regency, Flores. Size: 84’’ x 50’’ (213 x 127 cm). $300-600

319. 2 women’s ceremonial sarongs with patola-derived motifs, “lawo”, handspun cotton ikat, natural dyes, Lio people, Flores.

Size 1: 63” x 27”. Size 2: 47” x 53”. $300-600

320. A woman’s sarong, keriot miten type, homespun indigo-dyed cotton ikat, Lewolema, Flores; and a woman’s sarong, “zawo”, cotton ikat, Ende Regency, Flores. Size 1: 58” x 26”. Size 2: 49” x 24”. $400 -800

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321. 2 men’s ceremonial cloths, “semba”, one with snakes and patola-derived pattern; and one indigodyed cotton ikat, Ende region, Flores. Size 1: 83” x 57”. Size 2: 76” x 48”. $300-600

322. Woman’s sarong, “zawo”, handspun cotton ikat with natural dyes, Ende Regency, Flores; and a woman’s tube skirt with rooster motif, “lawo”, cotton ikat, Ende people, Flores. Size 1: 57” x 23”.

Size 2: 56” x 54”. $300-600

323. 2 sarongs, one warp ikat woven cotton with “patola” and other motifs, Flores; and one woman’s sarong,”zawo mangga”, cotton/ rayon ikat, Ende Regency, Flores. Size 1: 59” x 27”. Size 2: 88” x 50”. $300 -600

324. Man’s blanket with central ikat field and supplementary weaving along edges; and a man’s cloth called “hanggi ngoko”, also called “hanggi wolo remba” in which the field is covered in characteristic python skin pattern, called rembe, and mamuli, earrings, and lengthwise bands with diamond pattern called “mata kari”, or buffalo eye, endings with kiku rate, lizard tail motif.

Size 1: 106” x 43”. Size 2: 104” x 49”. $300-600

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325. Woman’s bride wealth cloth, “kewatek”, hand spun cotton ikat, Lembata; and 2 woman’s sarongs, handspun cotton ikat, Lembata. Range in Size: 54” x 28” to 58” x 27”. $500-1000

327. Ceremonial textile used as a canopy, cotton ikat with Chinese silk thread, Belu Regency, West Timor.

Size: 81’’ x 49’’ (206 x 124 cm). $400-800

328. Man’s mantle, “mau”, cotton ikat, Amanuban, West Timor.

Size: 69’’ x 40’’ (175 x 102 cm). $400-800

326. 3 Headhunter skirts, “pilu salaf”, early 20th century, cotton, tapestry weave, Timor. Range in Size: 30” x 11” to 35” x 9”. $300-600

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329. 2 woman’s sarongs, “tais mabuna”, cotton ikat with silk “buna” embroidery ends, central “kaif” motif, Biboki, West Timor.

Size 1: 42” x 20”. Size 2: 41” x 28”. $400-800

330. Betel set including beaded lime holder, spoon, etc.,wood, beads, old coins, bone, West Timor, 19th/early 20th c; and a rare ceremonial belt for headhunting, tapestry weave, twining; cotton, Timor.

Sizes: 1) 12’’ x 2.5’’ (30 x 6 cm); 2) 56’’ x 4’’ (142 x 10 cm). $200-400

331. 2 fine old Timor textiles: man’s cloth, “mau”, Amanuban, West Timor; and a man’s mantle or “selimut”, handspun cotton with “buna” embroidery, Ayotupas, Timor. Size 1: 66” x 40”. Size 2: 84” x 37”. $300-600

332. 2 Men’s cloths, “beti”, with buna supplementary patterning, one commercial cotton from Fatuleu, Kauniki, West Timor and one from Molo Selatan, West Timor, mid 20th c. Size 1: 74” x 37”.

Size 2: 76” x 43”. $300-600

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333. 2 Men’s cloths, “beti”, cotton with buna supplementary patterning, Molo Selatan, Taubeno, West Timor. Size 1: 65” x 42”.

Size 2: 71” x 16”. $400-800

334. Woman’s sarong,”tais”, cotton ikat and buna embroidery, Ayotupas, Timor; and a man’s cloth, “beti”, cotton ikat with twining on ends, Biboki, West Timor, early/mid 20th c. Size 1: 80” x 46”.

Size 2: 47” x 26”. $300-600

335. Woman’s cloth, “tais mane”, woven supplementary patterning, cotton; and a woman’s sarong, “tais feto”, woven supplementary patterning, cotton with fish and anthropomorphic figures, Malaka Barat, Besikama, West Timor. Size 1: 35” x 61”. Size 2: 47” x 22”. $300-600

336. 2 West Timor Ikat Textiles. Woman’s ceremonial sarong with clan motifs, cotton ikat with morinda and other natural dyes, mid-20th c., Semau Island, Kupang District, West Timor; and a man’s cloth with two-headed anthropomorphic figures, cotton ikat, Biboki, West Timor. Size 1: 96” x 40”. Size 2: 41” x 25”. $300-600

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337. 2 woman’s sarongs, “tais mabuna”, cotton ikat with silk buna supplementary patterning, Biboki, West Timor, early/mid 20th c.

Size 1: 44” x 20”. Size 2: 39” x 24”. $400-800

338. 2 West Timor sarongs, cotton with supplementary patterning, one from Besikama. Size 1: 80” x 22”. Size 2: 52” x 22”. $300-600

339. 2 women’s sarongs, “tais mabuna”, cotton ikat with silk “buna” supplementary patterning on ends, one with central “kaif” motif, Biboki, West Timor. Size 1: 42” x 24”. Size 2: 36” x 22”. $400-800

340. Man’s mantle, “mau”, cotton ikat with buna embroidery, Amanuban, West Timor. Size: 67’’ x 39’’ (170 x 99 cm). $400-800

341. Man’s cloth, “mau”, cotton ikat with buna patterning, Amanuban, West Timor; and a man’s cloth with horse and rider motif, “mau”, cotton ikat, Amanuban, West Timor. Size 1: 65” x 41”.

Size 2: 64” x 37”. $300-600

342. Woman’s sarong, “tais”, cotton ikat, Amanuban, West Timor; and a man’s cloth depicting ancestors, “mau”, cotton with central ikat panel, Amanuban, West Timor. Size 1: 36” x 23”. Size 2: 72” x 43”. $300 -600

343. 2 woman’s sarongs, “tais”, one cotton ikat with supplementary embroidery; and one with supplementary embroidery, Amanutan Utara, West Timor. Sizes: 50” x 21” and 58” x 25”. $300-600

344. Man’s headcloth, cotton with supplementary weaving, Malaka Barat, West Timor; and a woman’s sarong, “tais feto”, cotton with supplementary embroidery, Malaka, West Timor. Size 1: 11” x 43”.

Size 2: 42” x 19”. $300-600

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345. Woman’s sarong, “tais feto”, woven with supplementary patterning, Malaka Barat, Besikama, West Timor; and a man’s threepanel cloth, “beti”, cotton with “buna embroidery” or supplementary warp wrap patterning, Miomafu Timur, Timor. Size 1: 43” x 21”.

Size 2: 80” x 48”. $300-600

347. Woman’s sarong, “tais”, cotton ikat with supplementary embroidery; and another woman’s sarong, “tais mabuna”, cotton ikat with”kaif” motif, Biboki, West Timor, early/mid 20th c.

Size 1: 61” x 20”. Size 2: 64” x 26”. $400-800

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346. 2 woman’s sarongs, “tais”, cotton ikat with supplementary patterning, Amanuban, West Timor. Size 1: 38” x 22”. Size 2: 36” x 24”. $400-800

348. A man’s cloth depicting bird, “mau”, cotton ikat; and another man’s cloth, “mau”, homespun cotton with supplementary weaving, Amanuban, West Timor. Size 1: 66” x 31”. Size 2: 76” x 28”. $300-600

349. 2 Selimut (man’s cloths), Timor, Miomafo area, warp-faced alternating float weave, turned, supplementary weft, tapestry weave, twining. Size 1: 72” x 44”. Size 2: 80” x 48”. $300-600

350. 2 selimut/man’s mantles, cotton with buna patterning, one with metallic thread, West Timor, mid 20th c. Size 1: 68” x 45”.

Size 2: 74” x 37”. $400-800

352. Man’s ceremonial sarong, “pou”, cotton warp ikat, natural dyes, Roti, Indonesia. Early 20th c. Size: 49’’ x 43’’ (124 x 109 cm). $500-1000 351. Man’s shoulder cloth with tree motif, lizards and tumpals, indigo-dyed cotton, Rotinese people (?), Eastern Nusa Tengara, Indonesia. Size: 90’’ x 45’’ (229 x 114 cm). $400-800

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353. 2 ikat textiles from Roti and Savu. Man’s cloth, homespun cotton ikat with end twining, mid 20th century, Roti; and another man’s cloth,”hi’i wohepi”, cotton ikat, 3rd quarter 20th c., Greater Blossom (“hubi ae”) Moiety, Savu. Size 1: 41” x 16”. Size 2: 54” x 27”. $300-600

354. 2 Antique Roti Ikat Textiles. Ikat weaving, cotton; and a man’s cloth, “dula banga”, patola pattern with “tumpal” borders, handspun cotton ikat, Roti, Indonesia, late 19th/early 20th c. Size 1: 57” x 27”.

Size 2: 61” x 25”. $400-600

355. Woman’s skirt cloth, silk, early 20th century, Hakka Chin people, Myanmar. Size: 38’’ x 51.5’’ (97 x 131 cm). $300-600

356. Woman’s sarong, “longyi”, silk, cotton, wool, early 20th century, Kachin people, Myanmar. Size: 56’’ x 33’’ (142 x 84 cm). $300-600

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357. Man’s ceremonial silk dressing blanket, early 20th century, Hakka Chin, Myanmar. Size: 58’’ x 78’’ (147 x 198 cm). $300-600

358. Beautiful Old Hilltribe Blanket, hemp, 2nd quarter 20th century, Nung Rawang, Kachin State, Myanmar. 72’’ x 42’’ (183 x 107 cm). $200-400

359. Woman’s skirt cloth, silk; and a man’s ceremonial silk dressing blanket, early 20th century, Hakka Chin people, Myanmar.

Size 1: 58” x 40”. Size 2: 49” x 76”. $300-500

360. 2 men’s Mara Chin loincloths, cotton, silk weft-faced tabby ground with discontinuous weft patterning, Myanmar.

Size 1: 252” x 17”. Size 2: 248” x 18”. $200-400

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361. Sarong and a woman’s breastcloth, cotton and silk, Chin people, early to mid 20th century, Myanmar.

Size 1: 38” x 27”. Size 2: 13” x 29”. $200-400

362. Sarong and woman’s breastcloth, cotton and silk, Chin people, early to mid 20th century, Myanmar.

Size 1: 26” x 16”. Size 2: 47” x 37”. $200-400

363. 2 Old Karen finely woven sarongs, one from Laos and the other from Myanmar. Size 1: 27” x 49”. Size 2: 27” x 61”. $200-400

364. Woman’s skirt cloth, silk, early 20th century, Hakka Chin people; and a Woman’s skirt, silk, cotton, Mizo Chin people, early 20th century, Myanmar. Size 1: 12” x 30”. Size 2: 34” x 51”. $200-400

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366. 19th C. woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth “phaa biang”, silk supplementary weft weaving, Tai Daeng People, Laos.

Size: 84’’ x 18’’ (213 x 46 cm). $300-600

365. 3 Chin textiles, two sarong and one woman’s breastcloth, cotton and silk, early to mid 20th century, Myanmar.

Range in Size: 15” x 29” to 36” x 52”. $200-400

367. 2 woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloths, “phaa biang”, silk supplementary weft weaving, Phuan people, Laos.

Size 1: 74” x 19”. Size 2: 80” x 19”. $200-400

368. Woman’s festival skirt, “phasin”, with “matmi” ikat in supplementary weaving; and a ceremonial skirt, “sin mi”, vertical bands of matmi with vertical bands of supplementary weft, silk, Tai Daeng people, Laos, early/mid 20th c. Size 1: 44” x 29”. Size 2: 35” x 28”. $300-600

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369. 2 Ceremonial skirts, “sin mi”, vertical bands of matmi (ikat) with vertical bands of supplementary weft, silk, Tai Daeng people, Laos, early 20th c. Size 1: 56” x 27”. Size 2: 37” x 23”. $400-800

371. Mounted Lao ceremonial textile, 19th/early 20th c., a healing cloth with nagas, woven using “pha khit” technique, Tai Daeng people, Laos. Size: 28” x 20” (textile). Size: 34” x 26” (stretcher). $200-400

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370. 3 Lao Textiles, including a woven “pha kit” textile; a shoulder cloth, Lao Neua, silk patterned with bands of “hong” birds and diamonds; and a blanket or door hanging, cotton ground with supplementary silk weaving, Northern Laos. Range in Size: 40” x 23” to 60” x 24”. $300-600

372. Collection of old and finely embroidered Yao People wedding headcoverings/veils called “nom pha”, cotton with silk embroidery and some with glass beads, Lao Mien people (Yao) and Guoshan Yao people, collected in Laos and China. Range in Size: 24” x 17” to 30” x 22”. $200-400

373. Pha biang or shoulder cloth, silk, Phuan people, Laos; and a tube skirt depicting deer and other animals, cotton with supplementary weaving, Lao people, Laos: and a woman’s ceremonial skirt, “sin tin chok”, silk with silk supplementary weaving, Tai Yuan people, Thailand. Range in Size: 31” x 26” to 60” x 17”. $200-400

374. 3 Lao textiles: Lao Neua baby carrier, silk and cotton; and a silk weaving used to decorate cushions, Tai Daeng or Tai Phuan people; and a doorway hanging, silk with supplementary weaving, Laos.

Range in size: 52” x 16” to 8” x 155”. $200-400

375. 3 Lao Textiles. A headcloth, silk and cotton, indigo, all natural dyes, mid 20th century; and a ceremonial shoulder cloth, “pha biang”, motif of mythological birds riding in ships, woven silk; and a weaving depicting ancestors astride “hong” birds, Laos. Range in Size: 16” x 50” to 14” x 88”. $200-400

376. A weaving using “pha khit” technique, Tai Daeng, Laos; a woman’s ceremonial shoulder cloth “phaa biang”, silk with supplementary weft weaving and one other. Range in Size: 28” x 39” to 36” x 64”. $200-400

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377. 3 Lao Textiles: A Doorway covering, with the pattern of ancestors riding a “hong” bird, Tai Lu; another weaving, possibly from a door curtain, Tai Daeng or Tai Lu; and a covering for an elephant’s head, cotton, early 20th century, Laos. Range in Size: 56” x 19” to 64” x 18”. $300-600

378. 2 Cambodian silk ikat textiles: skirt cloth, ikatted silk, “matmi”; and hip wrapper, “sampat chown kbung”, silk , uneven twill ground weave, resist-dyed weft, Cambodia, early 20th c. Size 1: 132” x 36”.

Size 2: 58” x 33”. $200-400

379. Rare Philippine Ikat Textile. Ikat ceremonial tube skirt, “linaog” decorated with a stylized human (“utaw”) and crocodile (“buaya”) with intervening geometric and root-like motifs. Two smaller bands, flanking the main patterned band on the right and left, echo the main pattern with similar humancrocodile motifs. Woven abaca, natural dyes. Mandaya people of southeastern Mindanao, Philippines. Size: 55’’ x 66’’ (140 x 168 cm). $300-500

380. Ikat ceremonial tube cloth, “dagmay”, decorated with a stylized human, “utaw” and crocodile, “buaya”, with intervening geometric and root-like motifs. Two smaller bands, flanking the main patterned band on the right and left, echo the main pattern with similar human-crocodile motifs. Woven abaca, natural dyes. Mandaya people of southeastern Mindanao, Philippines. Size: 73’’ x 31’’ (185 x 79 cm). $500-1000

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381. 2 Antique Philippine Textiles. A tubular garment, “malong a 382. 2 Old and Rare Philippine Textiles. Silk tapestry weave landap”, tapestry-weave bands sewn to wide silk bands, Marano headcloth, “pishabet”, Tausug people, Sulu Archipelago, Philippines; people, northwestern Mindanao, Philippines; and a female wrapand a woman’s tubular garment, “malong a landap” with tapestryaround skirt for festivals, “witawan”, handspun plain woven cotton, weave bands joining the yellow and maroon panels, “langkit”, embroidered along warp, supplementary weft twining on ends, mother the narrower bands (2” wide), “tobiran” and wider band of pearl triangles hung from black strung glass beads, Kalinga people, (4” wide), “lakban”, silk, mid 20th c., Maranao people, NW Mindanao, northern Luzon, Philippines. Size 1: 35” x 67”. Size 2: 27” x 51”. $300-600 Philippines. Size 1: 65” x 31”. Size 2: 36” x 37”. $400-800

384. A rare man’s vest with anthropomorphic figures, cotton ground decorated with mother-of-pearl platelets, glass beads and bells. The back neckline decorated triangular pattern called “pakpak” (eagle wing), early 20th c, Bilaan people, Mindanao, Philippines. And a Woman’s blouse, “albong”, blue commercial cotton, decorated with 383. 2 Women’s blouses from Mindanao, Philippines, one “albong”, mother-of-pearl platelets, back neckline decorated “pakpak” (eagle blue cotton, decorated with mother-of-pearl platelets, back neckline wing) pattern, mid 20th c. or earlier, Bagobo or Bilaan, Mindanao; Size 1: 15” x 44”. Size 2: 15” x 47”. $300-600 decorated “pakpak” (eagle wing) pattern, mid 20th c. or earlier, Bagobo or B’laan; and another beaded cotton blouse, blue with red sleeves decorated with mother-ofpearl platelets, Mandaya people, Mindanao. Size 1: 14” x 45”. Size 2: 14” x 46”. $300-600

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386. Woman’s beaded belt, multi-colored glass beads, brass buckles, with mother- of- pearl platelets at both ends, grooved round metal bells, commercial red cotton lining, mid 20th c. or earlier, Bagobo or Mandaya people, Mindanao Island, Philippines. Size: 8’’ x 34’’ (20 x 86 cm). $300-500

385. Woman’s jacket, embroidered cotton, Mandaya people, Eastern Mindanao, Philippines; and man’s pants with anthropomorphic figures, embroidered abaca cloth, South Central Mindanao, Philippines, early 20th c, ex Gisella Lautz Textile Collection.

Size 1: 18” x 44”. Size 2: 16” x 15”. $300-600

388. Silk ikat (“matmi”) sarong with bird motif, “phasin”; Thailand. Size: 32’’ x 37’’ (81 x 94 cm). $400 -600

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387. 3 Southeast Asian Skirt Textiles: woman’s skirt or “phasin”, Tai Lu, Laos; and another woman’s skirt, “Phasin”, silk matmi (ikat) and supplementary weft weaving, Tai Daeng, Laos; and a woman’s ceremonial skirt, “sin tin chok”, silk with silk supplementary weaving, Tai Yuan people, Thailand, early/mid 20th c.

Ranges in size: 31” x 27” to 38” x 28”. $400-700

389. Painting used as a hanging for Taoist religious ceremonies, Yao people, Vietnam. Early 20th c. Size: 29’’ x 37’’ (74 x 94 cm). $200-400

390. Yao tunic and pants, embroidered homespun cotton, indigo dyed, Yao people, China/Vietnam. Size 1: 52” x 50. Size 2: 35” x 19”. $200-400

391. Fine Antique Ceremonial banner with phoenixes, “Long Bei”, cotton, silk thread, Li people, Hainan, China.

Size: 79’’ x 50’’ (201 x 127 cm). $1000-2000

392. Fine Antique Ceremonial banner, “Long Bei”, silk embroidery on cotton, Li people, Hainan, China. Size: 48’’ x 91’’ (122 x 231 cm). $3000-4000

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394. Wedding blanket with floral and zoomorphic motifs, woven silk brocade, Maonan people, Libo County, Guizhou, China.

Size: 49’’ x 29’’ (124 x 74 cm). $200-400 393. Ceremonial hanging depicting dragons, silk embroidery on indigo-dyed cotton ground, couched metallic thread, Li people, Hainan, China. Size: 76’’ x 47’’ (193 x 119 cm). $500-1000

395. 2 Rare Li People Textiles, one woman’s ceremonial skirt, cotton, Baisha region, Hainan, China; and one woman’s multi-paneled tube skirt with extraordinary ikat patterning, indigo and cotton, Meifu subgroup, Hainan. Size 1: 12” x 15”. Size 2: 39” x 23”. $500-800

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396. Man’s ceremonial coat, handspun cotton, hemp, Li people, Hainan Island, China. Size: 55’’ x 50’’ (140 x 127 cm). $200-400

397. 3 Li People women’s textiles: a woman’s skirt, cotton and silk, Baisha region, Hainan; a woman’s ceremonial sarong, silk, cotton, and ikat; and another woman’s sarong with handspun cotton, Hainan, China, early/mid 20th c. Range in Size: 12” x 15” to 32” x 27”. $800-1600

398. 3 Li People Textiles: a ceremonial head cloth woven with Chinese characters, silk embroidery on indigo-dyed cotton; and 2 women’s ceremonial skirts, Li people, Baisha area, Hainan, China, early 20th c. Range in Size: 11” x 14” to 70” x 10”. $600-1000

399. Ceremonial head cloth woven with Chinese characters, silk/ cotton; and a woman’s ceremonial jacket, indigo dyed cotton with supplementary embroidery, Li People, Hainan, China. Early 20th c.

Size 1: 9” x 58”. Size 2: 23” x 45”. $500-800 400. 2 Li People Textiles: a ceremonial head cloth woven with Chinese characters, silk embroidery on indigo-dyed cotton; and a woman’s festival jacket, silk embroidery on indigo-dyed cotton, Hainan, China, early 20th c. Size 1: 9” x 58”. Size 2: 26” x 52”. $500-1000

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401. 3 Woman’s blouses, cotton with silk thread, Li people, Hainan, China, early 20th c. Range in Size: 18” x 42” to 22” x 47”. $400-700

402. Shaman’s ceremonial jacket, “kalambi manang”, depicting ancestral figures, homespun cotton with “pilih” continuous weft supplementary embroidery, Iban people, Borneo.

Size: 48’’ x 17’’ (122 x 43 cm). $500-1000

403. Shaman’s ceremonial robe depicting various Taoist celestial figures and dragon, cotton with silk embroidery, Yao people, Guizhou, China. Size: 45’’ x 32’’ (114 x 81 cm). $400-600

404. Shaman’s robe depicting Taoist heaven with celestial beings, embroidered silk on cotton, Yao people, Vietnam.

Size: 43’’ x 34’’ (109 x 86 cm). $400-600

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405. Shaman’s ceremonial coat, silk embroidery on cotton, Yao people, Guizhou, China. Size: 42.5’’ x 31.5’’ (108 x 80 cm). $400-600

406. 2 rare antique Iban textiles: Shaman’s jacket, “bajuh”, cotton ikat and slit-weave tapestry, early 20th century, Sarawak; and a woman’s skirt, “kain keban”, sungkit technique on cotton ground, Borneo.

Size 1: 52” x 29”. Size 2: 18” x 19”. $600-1000

407. Shaman’s jacket, “bajuh”, cotton ikat and slit-weave tapestry, 52” x28”, early 20th century, Iban, Sarawak;woman’s ceremonial skirt, cotton with supplementary weaving, Iban people, Sarawak, size: 40” x 20” [opened], jacket, “bajuh sungkit”, cotton, silk thread, sungkit and slit-weave tapestry, Iban, Borne, 20” x 17”. $300-600

408. Woman’s festival jacket, silk embroidery on cotton, Yao people, Guizhou, China. Size: 27’’ x 41’’ (69 x 104 cm). $200-400

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409. Woman’s tunic, indigo-dyed cotton with silk supplementary weaving, Yao people, Southern China; and a woman’s festival coat, indigo-dyed cotton, beads, handspun cotton, silk thread, Yao people, Guizhou, China. Size 1: 39” x 57”. Size 2: 38” x 66”. $200-400

410. Mounted panel from a baby carrier, cross stitch silk embroidery on cotton ground, Yao people, Guizhou, China, early 20th c. Size: 30” x 17” (textile). Size: 33” x 18” (stretcher). $200-400

411. Man’s top, indigo-dyed cotton with silk embroidery, Miao people, Guizhou, China; and a woman’s festival jacket depicting various animals, indigo-dyed cotton with silk embroidery, Hong Yao people, Guizhou. Size 1: 52” x 30”. Size 2: 49” x 24”. $200-400

412. 4 women’s wedding head coverings, “nom pah”, silk embroidery on cotton ground, some with bells and others with glass beads, Yao people, Guizhou, China, early 20th c. Range in Size: 27” x 19” to 30” x 19”. $300-500

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413. Rare and fine woman’s ceremonial jacket with dragon and phoenix pattern, silver beads embroidered on cotton ground, Hani (Akha) people, Yunnan, China. Size: 18’’ x 14’’ (46 x 36 cm). $3000-4000

414. Antique silk brocade blanket with animals, side cotton indigo panels, Maonan people, Guizhou, China. Size: 45’’ x 43’’ (114 x 109 cm). $500-800

415. 2 Antique Blanket Textiles: woven coverlet depicting phoenixes, cotton; and a wedding blanket, woven cotton, Tujia people, Guizhou, China, early 20th c. Size 1: 47” x 47”.

Size 2: 48” x 49”. $2000-2500

416. 2 coverlets, woven hemp with cotton supplementary weaving, Dai people, Guizhou, China. Size 1: 52” x 22”.

Size 2: 53” x 32”. $300-600

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417. 2 coverlets, woven hemp with cotton supplementary weaving, Dai people, Guizhou, China. Size 1: 48” x 38”. Size 2: 64” x 47”. $500-800

418. 2 silk brocade wedding blankets with floral and zoomorphic motifs, Maonan people, Guizhou, China. Early 20th c. Size 1: 55” x 40”.

Size 2: 50” x 39”. $400-700

419. Woven Silk Brocade Wedding Blanket, Maonan people, Guizhou, China. Size: 36’’ x 55’’ (91 x 140 cm). $200-400

420. Wedding blanket, silk brocade technique on cotton/hemp ground, Bouyei people, Guangxi, China. Size: 58’’ x 47’’ (147 x 119 cm). $200-400

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421. Old silk brocade coverlet, Zhuang people, Guizhou, China.

Size: 26’’ x 29’’ (66 x 74 cm). $200-400

422. Wedding blanket, woven silk brocade, Maonan people, Guizhou, China. Early 20th c. 43’’ x 31’’ (109 x 79 cm). $200-400

423. Coverlet, silk brocade, early 20th c, Dong people, Guizhou, China. Size: 45’’ x 39’’ (114 x 99 cm). $200-400

424. Wedding blanket, silk brocade technique on cotton /hemp ground, Bouyei people, Guangxi, China. Size: 41’’ x 26’’ (104 x 66 cm). $200-400

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425. Silk brocade wedding blanket, Zhuang people, Guizhou, China.

Size: 57’’ x 36’’ (145 x 91 cm). $300 -500

426. Silk brocade wedding blanket, Dong People, Guizhou, China.

Size: 52’’ x 37’’ (132 x 94 cm). Early/mid 20th c. $200-400

427. Blanket, cotton, silk and hemp brocade, Zhuang people, Guizhou, China, mid 20th c. Size: 27’’ x 28’’ (69 x 71 cm). $200-400

428. Wedding blanket, supplemental silk weave, indigo-dyed cotton, mid 20th c., Dong people, Guizhou, China.

Size: 62’’ x 40’’ (157 x 102 cm). $300-500

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429. Woven coverlet, Tujia people, Guizhou, China, early 20th c.

Size: 44’’ x 63’’ (112 x 160 cm). $300 -500

430. Wedding blanket, silk brocade on cotton ground, Zhuang people, Guangxi, China. Size: 52’’ x 39’’ (132 x 99 cm). $200-400

431. Silk brocade wedding blanket, Zhuang People, Guanxi, China.

Size: 67’’ x 44’’ (170 x 112 cm). $300 -600

432. Beautiful mounted Chinese Minority textile, baby carrier, embroidery, applique. Size: 34.5’’ x 22.5’’, 88 x 57 cm (textile); 37’’ x 25’’, 94 x 64 cm (stretcher). $300-500

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433. Mouned woven cotton panel depicting birds and horses, possibly used as a baby coverlet, Tujia people, Guizhou, China.

Size: 36’’ x 16’’, 91 x 41 cm (stretcher). $200-400

434. Antique Coverlet depicting deer, dragons and birds, indigo-dyed cotton/hemp, Geija people, Guizhou, China. Size: 83’’ x 75’’ (211 x 191 cm). $200-400

435. Embroidered ceremonial hanging with lions, couched and embroidered cotton, Miao people, Guizhou, China. Size: 70’’ x 17’’ (178 x 43 cm). $200-400

436. Child’s blanket, silk and indigo-dyed thread on cotton-hemp base, 1940’s, Dong people, Guizhou, China; and coverlet with silk supplementary weaving on cotton ground, Miao people, Guizhou, China. Size 1: 30” x 26”. Size 2: 29” x 25”. $200-400

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437. Man’s poncho, embroidered hemp, Miao people, Yunnan, China. Size: 49’’ x 39’’ (124 x 99 cm). $300-500

438. Man’s tunic, wool embroidery on hemp ground, Miao people, Yunnan, China. Size: 52’’ x 30’’ (132 x 76 cm). $400-600

440. Woman’s festival jacket, batik and silk embroidery, Geija people, Guizhou, China. Size: 29’’ x 51’’ (74 x 130 cm). $200-400

439. Woman’s festival costume, silk embroidery, batik on cotton ground, Miao people, Huashiban area, Guizhou, China, early 20th c.

Size: 62’’ x 45’’ (157 x 114 cm). $200-400

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441. Woman’s jacket, batik and embroidery; Geija people, Guizhou, China. Size: 31’’ x 51’’ (79 x 130 cm). $200-400

442. 3 Old Chinese Minority Jackets, Miao: Woman’s top, indigodyed and batiked cotton with silk embroidery; a cotton applique baby jacket; and a woman’s festival jacket, silk embroidery on cotton ground, velvet. Miao people, Fuquan County, Guizhou, China. Range in Size: 18” x 24” to 22” x 48”. $300 -600

443. Woman’s ceremonial jacket, applique and embroidery on cotton; and an embroidered panel, Miao people, Guizhou, China.

Size 1: 30” x 32”. Size 2: 29” x 49”. $200-400

444. 2 Chinese Minority textiles, Li People: ceremonial head cloth woven with Chinese characters, silk/cotton; and a woman’s festival blouse, indigo dyed cotton with supplementary weaving, Hainan, China. Size 1: 10” x 60”. Size 2: 21” x 41”. $400-600

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445. 2 embroidered and cotton applique woman’s head cloths; and a woman’s cut and fold applique jacket, Yi people, Guizhou, China.

Range in Size: 14” x 17” to 25” x 52”. $300-600

446. 3 Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Panels, 2 silk embroidery on cotton from Geija people, Guizhou, China; and one from cotton/ hemp, silk from Zhuang people, Guizhou, China. Range in Size: 29” x 26” to 34” x 27”. $300-500

447. Woman’s opened tube skirt and ceremonial jacket, hemp and supplemental weaving, Black Miao people, China, early 20th c.

Size 1: 28’’ x 42’’. Size 2: 25’’ x 19’’. $300-500 448. 5 old cross-stitched embroidered dress yokes, silk on cotton, Miao, Gaopo region, Guizhou. Range in Size from: 22” x 13” to 32” x 15”. $400-600

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449. 2 woman’s jackets, cotton, silk thread, Li people, Hainan, China, early 20th c. Size: 23’’ x 40’’ (58 x 102 cm). $500-800 450. Woman’s festival jacket with animal figures, silk embroidery on cotton, Yao people, Guizhou, China; a woman’s festival jacket, indigo-dyed cotton, silk thread and woven tin, Miao people, Jiupang region, Guizhou, China; and a woman’s festival overblouse, batik and embroidery on cotton ground, Liuzhi province, Guizhou, China. Size 1: 39” x 52”. Size 2: 32” x 42”. Size 3: 23” x 47”. $200-400

451. 4 baby carrier panels, one silk embroidery on cotton, Yao people, Guizhou; one silk embroidery with cotton applique, Miao; one embroidery on cotton ground, Yao; and one embroidered in silk, Miao, Guizhou, China. Ranging in Size from: 20” x 18” to 24” x 31”. $300-500

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452. 3 old and beautifully embroidered Miao baby carrier panels decorated with guardian butterfly design, Shui People, Guizhou, China. Range in Size: 38” x 22” to 41” x 23”. $200-400

453. 2 richly decorated Chinese Minority Miao ceremonial jackets, one man’s jacket, silk embroidery on indigo-dyed cotto; and one woman’s jacket, Miao people, Guizhou, China. Size 1: 28” x 48”.

Size 2: 28” x 58”. $200-400

454. 3 Chinese Minority Head Cloths, two women’s ceremonial headcloths, embroidered cotton, Dong people, Guizhou, China and one woman’s wedding head covering, “nom pah”, silk embroidery on cotton ground, bells, Yao people, Guizhou, China.

Range in Size: 26” x 11” to 29” x 20”. $200-400

455. Coverlet, cotton, cut and fold applique, Miao people, Guizhou, China. 42’’ x 57’’ (107 x 145 cm). $200-400 456. Coverlet, silk embroidery and cut and fold applique on cotton ground, Miao people, Guizhou, China. Size: 67’’ x 45’’ (170 x 114 cm). $200-400

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457. Mounted coverlet, cotton, cut and fold applique, Miao people, Guizhou. Size: 42” x 28”. $200-400

458. Coverlet, cotton cut and fold applique on hemp ground, Miao people, Guizhou, China. Size: 48’’ x 31’’ (122 x 79 cm). $200-400

459. 2 finely painted woman’s embroidery needle cases with examples of embroidery patterns, one dated 1954, Miao people, Guizhou, China. Size Open: 9.5’’ x 19.5’’ (24 x 50 cm), 11.5’’ x 26’’ (29 x 66 cm). $200-400

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Lot 178: Ceremonial cloth depicting wayang figures, songket, Bali, early 20th c.

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