Antique Khumi Skirt, Southern Chin, Burma

Antique Khumi Skirt, Southern Chin, Burma. Tubular skirt, "nay na", with patterning in supplementary weft inlay forming a complex diamond pattern over one half of the surface, and simple stripes on ot

Khumi tubular skirt embellished with columns of tiny glass beads, Chin, Burma, circa mid-20th century. Uncut. Size: 20'' x 36'' (51 x 91 cm).

Khumi tubular skirt embellished with columns of tiny glass beads, Chin, Burma, circa mid-20th century. Uncut. Size: 38.5'' x 17'' (98 x 43 cm).

Antique Haka Skirt ("Thi Hni"), Northern Chin, Burma. Open wrapped fringed skirt of cotton with additional silk threads added in supplementary weft inlay, decorated with long glass, seed and shell bea

Woman's Skirt, Chin People, NW Burma, Early/Mid 20th c., cotton, wool, beadwork, weft patterning. Size: 14.25'' x 31.25'' (36 x 79 cm).

Finely Woven Antique Chin Child's Tunic, West Burma. Cotton, silk, glass beads, shells, supplementary patterning. Size: 14.25'' x 17'' (36 x 43 cm).

Fine Antique Chin Woman's Tunic, West Burma.Cotton and silk. Size: 32'' x 32.5'' (81 x 83 cm).

Northern Chin Skirt Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Skirt cloth called "hnital" of mixed cotton and silk, a warp-faced tabby ground with supplementary weft inlay. Matupi area field tag, Zotung people. Siz

Falam Chin Skirt Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Skirt cloth called "hnital," of mixed cotton and silk, a warp-faced tabby ground with supplementary weft inlay. Northern Chin. Size: 38'' x 43.5'', (97 x 1

Khumi Chin Hill Tribe, Myanmar (Burma), group of (2) vintage woven cotton "Akhin" ritual-dance breast covers, with muted color embroidery, 28"l x 13"w, 26"l x 12"ww Provenance: From the estate of Dr.

Antique Kapala, Chin people of Burma, circa 18th - 19thC, used in shamanistic bon po rituals. Carved bird with bird in peak in front, gold and red pigment. Kapala is from the front of the skull above

Kachin cotton and goat wool skirt, Burma, early 20th century. Cut. Size: 53.5'' x 40'' (136 x 102 cm).

Rare Dai Chin Ceremonial Textile, Southern Burma, Early to Mid 20th C. Ceremonial textile, a mithun cover, composed of several sections of warp faced tabby woven cotton cloth sewn with wrapped yarns a

Fine Chin (Hakka) Skirt Cloth, Western Burma, cotton, silk. Mid 20th c. Size: 45'' x 35'' (114 x 89 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Comm

Antique Mara Man's Loincloth, Burma, Northern Chin. Wide, cotton tabby loincloth with decoration on ends in supplementary weft inlay. Unusual weave in which end sections are made of indigo dyed, weft-

Laytu Chin, Rakhine State, Myanmar (Burma), antique cotton and silk beaded (Khrangimm) short tunic Ceremony, upper half woven in magenta color silk thread with diamond shape pattern, bottom half embel

Two Old Chin Textiles. Including a skirt, Mizo Chin, Bangladesh, cotton, pattern weave; and a breast cloth, Chin, West Burma, cotton, pattern weave. Sizes: 1) 41'' x 18'' (104 x 46 cm); 2) 25.5'' x 13

Haka Chin silk and cotton skirt with buttons, seeds and cowry shells. Size: 31'' x 49'', 79 x 124 cm (cut).

2 Antique Chin Textiles, Myanmar: Woman's skirt cloth, silk, early 20th c, Hakka Chin people; and a man's ceremonial sash, cotton tabby ground with supplementary weft weaves, Northern Chin State. Size

DESCRIPTION: Mid-Century highboy bow front wood dresser comprised of ribbed columns at the sides, brass hardware and scroll form skirt. Stamped at the back "Southern Furniture 656 Church Street 3335".

Woman's skirt cloth, silk, early 20th century, Hakka Chin people, Myanmar. Size: 38'' x 51.5'' (97 x 131 cm).

American School, possibly Southern, late 19th century oil on canvas still life painting depicting a pottery jug filled with small white flowers, positioned atop a marble top table with ogee skirt and

Mid to later 19th century, likely Georgia crafted. The piece having a long seat with nicely shaped skirt at each side atop three supports connected by front board. Nice early blue painted surface. Yel

Possibly North Carolina, circa 1840-1850, Walnut primary with Poplar secondary, double doors with wooden pulls opening to two shelves over double doors opening to single shelf, shaped skirt. In as-fou