19th C.Ceremonial Textile/Ulos Ragidup, Sumatra

Fine Indonesian Ceremonial Textile (ulos ragidup), 19th century, Sumatra, Toba Batak people, cotton. Such textiles were traditionally given to the mother of the bridegroom from the father of the bride

Batak Ulos Ragidup Ceremonial Textile, Sumatra, 19th C. Toba Batak people. Cotton, constructed from five components (two side panels joined to a larger central section consisting of a large panel in t

Poncho or Llacota, Sajama Region, Oruro, Bolivia, 19th C.Man’s ceremonial poncho of tight striping and vacant center; also the design form of the ancient tunics and llacotas. Excellent conditio

Toraja Ritual Cloth "Maa'" or "Ma' wa", Indonesia, 19th C. Ceremonial hanging of handspun and hand woven cotton, with a painted and stamped pattern. The textile is made to resemble an Indian trade clo

Tari (Toj'jo Style), Lake Titicaca Region, 19th C. Ceremonial ground cloth/shaman's cloth. Chain link design. Natural dyes, alpaca. Size: 3'1'' x 2'8'' (94 x 81 cm).

Antique 19th c. Ceremonial Chinese Celadon Tea cups and lacquered carved stand. The cups on a raised flared foot One cup with small nick to rim. Each cup measures 2.25x2.25x2. The stand is hand carved

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sumatra, Toba Batak peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fabulous hand-carved priest's container known as naga marsarang, expertly made from a dense wood, for stori

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sumatra, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive and elegant steel and ivory sword with the matching silver and wood sheath known as a kris panjang which liter

Kain Panjang, skirt cloth. This cloth is half of a double sarong called a dodot. Dodot were worn by the bride and groom in weddings in Java, and displayed in Sumatra, with other textiles, at the sites

AN INDONESIAN TAMPAN WOVEN AND EMBROIDERED TEXTILE, "SHIP OF SOULS," PROBABLY SUMATRA, 19TH CENTURY, red and cream-yellow silk with naturally dyed cotton, showing feather crowned figures in boats comm

Indonesian Batik Head Cloth from Jambi Province, Sumatra, 19th Century. Crafted from cotton. Dimensions: 3'0'' x 3'0'' (91 x 91 cm). This exquisite piece is rendered on fine cotton using the wax resis

Indonesian Plangi Shawl from Palembang Province, Sumatra, 19th C. Crafted from silk and enhanced with tie-dyeing techniques, this exquisite shawl boasts a captivating combination of magenta and mauve

Buddha, Sumatra, 19.th c., Bronze, H. 12 cm

Sumatra Kris, Circa 19th Century. Brass Mounts all around. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 19 3/4", Blade length : 11 1/4". ~~ .Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog.

Indonesian Silk Shoulder Cloth, Sumatra, 19th C. Silk. Featuring a field of weft ikat design, this piece is elegantly framed at the bottom and top by two bands of supplementary metallic thread weave.

Indonesian Gilt Paper and Cotton Runner from Sumatra, 19th Century. Crafted from wool, backed with cotton gauze, featuring gilt paper, metallic thread, and mica embellishments. Dimensions: 10'10'' x 0

19th C. Sumatra, Aceh Indonesian Sword. Wooden scabbard with nicely carved grip. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 28 1/8", Blade length : 20 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed

Indonesia, Sumatra, "Ragidup" style ceremonial cloth, 76"l x 26"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

19th c. Sumatra, Palembang area, Indonesia Kris (keris) Dagger Handle carved from hardwood, depicting a Fevered Sumatran seated in the classic position with the right arm placed behind the shoulder to

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".

Mughal School, (2) paintings, Mughal School, 19th/20th c., Ceremonial Scenes, ink and gouache on paper, both 8.25"h x 5.5"w (sight), 16"h x 13"w (framed)

Rare Headcloth With Ikat And Embroidery, Palembang, Sumatra, Indonesia, 19th C. Silk headcover of weft wrap resist (ikat) in a square design with plain borders on all sides, these plain borders filled

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

Sumatran Hat, Sumatra, Indonesia 19th C. Hadj hats were commissioned by pilgrims before they set on their way to Mecca. As they made it all the way to the sacred Islamic shrines, these hats were infus