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Lot 1753


1753. A very rare, unusual and extremely interesting flatweave fragment, the main red ground band depicting two winged horses and the tail of another, the first horse woven in pale blue, the second horse woven in red, the tail of the third horse a pale blue, the horses adorned with ornaments(?); the remnants of the two outer bands woven in un-dyed wool, the fragment laid down on linen; with a possible date of 5th-4th century BC, 9in. x 17in. approx. 23cm. x 43cm. approx. For a discussion of similar weavings see Tanavoli, Parviz, Persian Flatweaves, pp. 12-23. £5,000-8,000


Lot 1756 Lot 1754 1754. Attractive Nurata suzani, silk


embroidered with typical floral sprays within a floral and medallion border worked mostly in basma stitch on a beige cotton ground, Uzbekistan, late 19th century, 96in. x 68in. 244cm. x 173cm. Lined with natural cotton fabric. Few surface marks. £500-700


Lot 1755


1755. Bokhara suzani, white cotton ground embroidered in basma stitch in coloured silks, Uzbekistan, late 19th century, 67in. x 44in. 170cm. x 112cm. Cotton lined. Stitches rubbed in place; small damage to corners. £200-250


1756. Impressive large Tashkent suzani, cotton ground worked with typical roundels in dense silk embroidery in basma and tambour stitch in a rich deep plum colourway, Uzbekistan, late 19th century, 139in. x 81in. 353cm. x 207cm. Some damages to sides and corners. £200-400


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