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Click here to subscribeA group of miscellaneous textiles, comprising: fine early 18th century style dress panel embroidered with fabulous blooms, late 19th century; a runner of 1730s embroidered blooms reapplied onto a 19th century silk ground and a quantity of North African and oriental textiles, various sizes, (qty)
Three Turkish embroidered textiles, comprising a silk prayer hanging with heavy gold and silver brocaded decoration, about 1870; a square table cover, the outer section in ornate silk and metal thread raised work on a coarse linen ground, this outer section sewn down onto a plain square red felted wool centre, about 1880; and a long silk panel, the cream silk ground with heavy gold and silver brocading, about 1880. And a group European brocaded narrow panels and part pelmets, Spanish or Portuguese early to mid 19th century and consisting of four long narrow panels in gold brocade on brown velvet ground, a wider long panels similar, two shaped sections of pelmets now joined, both sections with gold brocading, one with brown velvet ground, the other with black, and three long narrow panels, two in gold brocading on pale turquoise satin ground, the third vice versa. Some of the European long narrow panels now in two pieces. Two of the gold and turquoise pieces have stencilled Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (16)
A miscellaneous collection of textiles, comprising a large Japanese panel embroidered overall in couch stitch in silk and cotton, late 19th-early 20th century, six small Indian silk and gold brocade bags (three in muslin covers), Rajput early 20th century, a fragment of late 18th-early 19th century Persian or Polish sash, a pair of 18th century European wool and silk needlework seat covers with decoration in Turkish style (heavily moth damaged), a length of Indian (?) cotton with stencil-applied painted decoration in red and blue with gold outlining, an early 20th century Chinese cream silk square shawl with European silk embroidery, an East European green silk square with polychrome silk embroidery, the design incorporating various sets of initials, a small red wool embroidered mat, one Moroccan and one Balkan wool embroidery and a 19th century tape lace cape-collar made up from a flounce. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (17)
An interesting small group of South East Asian textiles, including two shoulder cloths by the Kain Batak of Bastragi in northern Sumatra in cotton plainweave with supplementary warp and weft decoration, the outer sections woven separately and joined vertically; two other Batak shoulder cloths and one sash, two of the latter with narrow vertical bands of warp-faced decoration, some with ikat. A length of cotton ikat from Gorontalo (Philippines?) and a watercolour of a Sumba ikat signed lower left in pencil 'Desmaa Sundaoer' and inscribed lower right 'Etnogr. Musaeum ND'. Sold as a lot with all faults not subject to return.
Two pairs of plum red velvet curtains and matching pelmets, each curtain with gold silk trim, pelmets tasselled, English, early 20th century, each curtain, approx. 102in. x 72in. 259cm. x 183cm. Slight wear and discolouration in places. And a quantity of miscellaneous curtains, together with other domestic utilitarian textiles. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return.
A miscellaneous group of textiles and costume, including a silk embroidered panel made up of borders of late 19th century Chinese silk embroidery for the Western market, an irregular panel of Fortuny silk brocade wallpaper about 1970. a panel in silk and gold metal brocade, probably French or Spanish late 19th-early 20th century, two Chinese silk shawls, one plain square, the other long with silk embroidery and a silk embroidered Chinese handkerchief (all late 19th-early 20th century), a small cream silk damask table cloth, two fragmented Victorian silk damask long dresses with lace trim, two Victorian-Edwardian skirts, one in embroidered green silk, the other quilted red silk, part of a bodice in 18th century Lyon embroidered and silver brocaded silk, a short length of machine-embroidered striped stain, a pair of ladies' suede and appliqued leather shoes, a pair of leather leggings with stitched decoration and a pair of kid gloves, all late 19th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return.
An embroidered silver and black muslin panel, three embroidered muslin fragments worked with gold and silver, a silk panel with embroidered sprig motifs, various other embroidered lace panels, together with a Hungarian border embroidered in pink, depicting a bird amongst foliage, an embroidered bag and various other similar textiles from Persia, Turkey and Greece
Two sequined panels, the deep red oval panels decorated with sequins, with wool and metal thread decoration, an Indian gold metal thread and sequin panel with shot silk patterned backing, together with an embroidered Punjab panel, the rust coloured ground with floral and leaf motifs, together with other textiles to include three woven and carpet knotted tent bands
A Chinese red silk under robe with yellow ties, a child's informal Chinese robe, together with a quantity of other Chinese textiles to include a Chinese rank badge fragment with embroidered decoration on an ivory ground in a metal and coloured thread, three cushion covers (worn), various embroidered Chinese borders and a purple silk Japanese silk panel, and other similar items
"Family group of medals and associated memento's, etc. 1914 - 15"Trio to 26qz Pte/Cpl T.J. Richards 1st Devon Yeomanry apparently "unworn, 1939 - 45, Africa and Italy Stars, War Medal in box"addressed to A.S. Heard RASC - his daughter-in-law's father.Roll of Honour for Camelford men who served their country 1914 - 18"(inc. Richards), various textiles, brooch, etc. sent home; bag of cap "badges from World War II comrades inc. a Polish one and two scarce "first-type Long Range Desert Group issues, photos, pay book, silver""threepences, etc. together with relevant 'family tree'.
Wedgwood (Alexandra) - AWN Pugin and the Pugin Family - Catalogue of architectural drawings in the Victoria & Albert Museum, cloth, dj, 1985; Paul Atterbury (and other contributors) - AWN Pugin Master of Gothic Revival, exhibition catalogue, 9 November 1995 - 25 February 1996; Wendy Evans (and others), - Whitefriars Glass James Powell & Sons of London, 1995; eleven others, decorative arts and textiles (14)
A group of five Chinese textiles, including a large wedding banner, three satin panels embroidered with peacocks and a cerise satin panel embroidered with flowers, probably a costume fragment, now with scalloped edges. All late 19th-early 20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return.
A good group of textiles, Japanese, Indian and European, various dates, comprising brocaded orange satin kesa woven with cranes and honeycombs, the silks 18th century, 112 by 189cm., 44 by 78in.; a silk and linen brocatelle panel, probably Lucca, 19th century, in early 18th century style, woven in red and yellow silk and linen, 153 by 130cm., 60 x 51in.; an embroidered red silk sari, Delhi, mid 19th century, with foliate boteh ends and overall sprigging; and two woven Paisley shawls, circa 1860, woven with meandering palmettes, various sizes (5)
Qalamqari (block-printed cotton), probably Esfahan, west Persia, inscribed and dated 1311AH (1893-4AD) 51in. x 32in. 130cm. x 81cm. A Persian embroidered silk square, probably Kashan, second half 18th century, 27in. 69cm. sq. Field and main borders made up of five pieces of striped embroidered silk of the same design but two different palettes, the square corner-pieces from at least four different textiles. A Turkish çevre, in duo chromatic wool and silk embroidery on silk ground, west Anatolia early 19th century, 28in. 71cm. sq. Three small holes. A large piece of Chinese embroidered silk brocade, probably mid 19th century, a modern machine-made Persian silk panel and a large piece of dyed linen with silk needlework embroidery, late 19th century. Sold as a lot with all faults not subject to return.