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An early 20th century Chinese red ground floral embroidered drawstring bag, also various further Chinese, Japanese and Moroccan textiles including Japanese silk scarves, Moroccan embroideries, etc.

Group of vintage textiles and accessories including a William Morris fabric weekend bag, umbrellas, silk ties, scarves, fabrics and linens

A flatweave kilim late 19th/early 20th century, probably Azerbaijani, Caucasus, the central field woven with three medallions to a red ground,194 x 127cmProvenance: The Hildegard Heygate Textiles Collection.

A large collection of vintage linen, lace and household textiles - including damask cotton and linen table cloths, napkins (including sets), cotton bedsheets and pillow cases, many with embroidered initials etc. (five boxes) 

A large collection of Chinese Art reference books, including Great Heritages of Chinese Art with Illustrative Plates, 2 Vols, 1951; Zhongguo Meishu Quanji, Diaosu bian 2; Qin Han Diaosu (The Great Treasury of Chinese Art, Sculpture; Qin and Han), vol. 2, Beijing, 1985; Luoyang Tang sancai/Tang Dynasty Tri-Colour Pottery of Luoyang, Beijing, 1980, Jintong fo zaoxiang tezhan tulu / The Crucible of Compassion and Wisdom, Taipei, 1987; Gugong Falangqi Xuancui/Masterpieces of Chinese Enamel Ware in the National Palace Museum, 1971; Zhongguo fojiao yishu [Buddhist Art in China], National Museum of History ROC, Taipei, 1978; The Eminent Mongolian Sculptor G. Zanabazar, 1982; Tang sancai (shang) [Tang Three-colored Pottery (Part I)], Taipei, 1984; Hai-Wai Yi-Chen Chinese art in Overseas Collections, Pottery & Porcelain, Taipei, 1990; Gugong tongqi xuancui [Masterworks of Chinese Bronze in the National Palace Museum], 1970; Si chou zhi lu. Han Tang zhi wu.[Silk Road textiles from Han Dynasty to Tang Dynasty],1972, and Collector's notes and Etc. (Qty) Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.

Chinese Art: Osvald Siren: collection, including: Les Peintures Chinoises Dans Les Collections Americaines, 3 vols. Planches 81-2000. Paris, 1928, Folio, slipcase; Ars Asiatica: vol. vii- Documents d'arts Chinois; Plus: Nott, S C: Chinese Jade Throughout the Ages. L, Batsford Ltd, 1936; Fenollosa, E F: Epochs of Chinese and Japanese Art, Vol.1, Heinemann, no date; Bushell, S: Chinese Art vol. 1, L, Board of Education, 1924; Roger Fry, Bernard Brackham et. Al: Chinese Art, An Introductory Handbook to Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, Textiles, Bronzes & Minor Arts. L, Batsford, 1935 (qty.)Provenance: Arthur Probsthain bookshop, London.

A collection of early to mid 20th century Kuba raffia cloth textiles (15)

A pair of velvet and silk embroidered slippers the leather soles 24cm in length.Once the property of T.E Lawrence by repute, purchased A Joss Graham oriental textiles 2015.

Textiles to include two late 20th century kelim rugs the largest 120cm x 170cm a kelim cushion 40cm x 90cm and an Indian cushion and other rugs (9)Some with moth holes, one or two repairs noticed to one.New photos uploaded.

A collection of ethnic textiles to include four Sumba Ikat panels the largest 37cm x 150cm

A group of textiles, 20th century, South Asian, comprising three choli blouses, variously decorated with geometric designs, 57 x 58cm,together with a Suzani fragment,20th century, Uzbekistan, 60 x 58 (4)

Thai school, 19th/20th century, three paintings on textile of mythological scenes. Unframed.78cm x 42cm (3)Provenance:From the estate of a distinguished collector of Islamic and Indian art, the property of a gentleman.Condition:Generally good retaining good colour.  Some foxing to the textiles visible on the outer edges and backs.  Very minor crease lines to the gouache in places - not disfiguring.

Peter Collinson (20th Century) - Portrait of a lady wearing a red shirt, seated on a sofa with decoratively patterned textiles, oil on masonite, signed and dated '1975' below, with the same of the subject indistinctly inscribed in pencil verso, 61 x 92 cm

A group of six decorative prints of Indian textiles, architectural designs and teacups, in modern frames, largest frame: 44 x 37 cm (6)

A Costa Rican carving of an owl, a Mexican carving of a Howler Monkey eating mango and a Peruvian set of dolls made from pre-Hispanic textiles.

A library referencing collectables including jewellery and ceramics, miniatures and textiles (20)

A quantity of linen and textiles etc.

Quantity of early lace textiles etc to include wedding dresses.

Bannerman and Lodge Birds of the British Isles, other books, pictures, textiles and three cases (qty)

A large Royal Winton vase, 33 cm high, other ceramics, a brass table oil lamp, assorted textiles, place mats, a parasol and a silver topped walking cane (qty)

A Mughal velvet fragment India, circa 1700the light blue ground with a red-outlined cartouche containing radiating flowerheads interlaced with tendrils issuing further flowerheads, glazed and framed,36 by 23.5cm,Provenance: Jack Franses, London, (1928-2011); Private collection, Sussex, circa 1980s-2023Jack Franses was formerly a Sotheby's textiles specialist, a senior director for the Middle East and India, and in 1981 became head of the newly created Islamic Art department. His greatest asset was his perfect recall of almost every rug or textile he had ever seen. Both at Sotheby's and as a dealer, he advised numerous collectors and museums and royalty such as King Hussein of Jordan, Umberto II of Italy and Fahd of Saudi Arabia.  This beautifully coloured and drawn fragment is found on a larger Mughal velvet panel which was exhibited in Munich in 1910 (F. Sarre and F. R. Martin, Meisterwerke Muhammedanischer Kunst, exhibition catalogue, Munich, 1910, pl.205). Loaned by Mr Schutz in Paris it was attributed to 18th century Persia (Yezd). Another large panel of the same textile is in the Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon (L'Art Islamique dans la collection Calouste Gulbenkian, exhibition catalogue, Argel, Algeria, 2007, cover ilustration; also Arte do Oriente Islamico, Colecçao da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon, 1963, no.82). Smaller panels from the field were sold by Bernheimer Fine Arts Ltd (advertisement in Hali 46, August 1989, p.4; and in these Rooms 22 April 1982, lot 118). A further fragment was sold at Christie's 8 April 2008, Lot 300. 

An embroidered shawl (phulkari), pachranga Shalimar bagh,  Punjab, first half 20th century, silk floss on light maroon cotton ground, the large concentric lozenges in silk floss in tones of saffron, red, green and cream against tangerine ground, one pallu hatched in similar colours, the other with bold chevrons forming palmettes in similar colours within large square panels240 x 131.5cm.Provenance: Private UK Collection acquired in the 1950s by the vendor's father, an academic. The works were brought to the UK when the family relocated here in 1966. Footnote : Phulkaris were ceremoniously exchanged between various members of the family during marriage festivities. These included the passing down of phulkaris from mother to daughter, or grandmother to granddaughter, or in the form of the highly particularised vari da bagh, a type of embroidery that was gifted by the groom's family as part of marriage arrangement. Soft, untwisted silk floss thread called as “pat” came from various places like Kashmir, Bengal and even from Afghanistan, and Turkistan, but were dyed locally in Amritsar and Jammu, and women could obtain this from nomadic merchants. Partition in 1947 changed the availability of these silk flosses.Further reading: Aryan, S. & B.N. Ayran, Unknown Masterpieces of Indian Folk and Tribal Art, KC Aryan’s Home of Folk Art, 2nd & enlarged ed., 2016.Mason, D. (ed.), Phulkari: The Embroidered Textiles of Punjab from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art/Yale University Press, 2017.  Condition Report: Four joined panels. Stained. Light dye smudges. Occasional losses. Some pulled threads. 

An Ottoman Suleymaniye-ware enamelled dish and cover (sahan), Turkey, circa 1800the shallow rounded dish with everted rim and stepped domed cover surmounted by a metal foliate finial decorated in overglaze enamels and gilding with floral sprays interspersed by floral trellis above an arcade of roundels and scales on a cobalt blue ground, the underside and interior plain white enamel,15cm. high x 21cm. diam. For a brief introduction to Süleymaniye ware, together with an illustration of various examples, see Hülya Yilmaz and Sebnem Akalin, Sadberk Hanim Museum, Istanbul, 1995, pp.102-3. A similar green enamel dish and cover was sold Christie's The Ann & Gordon Getty Collection: Indian, Ottoman, Global Works of Art, Jewelry and Textiles, 24 Oct 2022, lot 1150.Condition Report: Enamel cracked in several places, and with losses, losses to gilding, repainted areas, finial likely replaced

A large collection of vintage textiles, cushions, etc. Prov. Consigned from Chipping Norton Manor

ROBERT MACBRYDE (BRITISH 1913-1966) STILL LIFE - FRUIT IN A DISH (DESIGN FOR ASCHER SQUARE), c. 1947 signed and titled ‘Still Life / MacBryde’ in blue ink (to reverse), monotype on paper 34cm x 33cm (13 3/8in x 13in) Redfern Gallery, London, 1983, from whom acquired by Gillian Raffles;The Collection of Gillian Raffles. The painter and theatre designer Robert MacBryde collaborated with Ascher Ltd. in the 1940s to create artist-designed scarves. This current original design ‘Still Life’ went into production in 1947 in silk twill in an edition of 225, and MacBryde gave particular thought to the practical nature of the commission and material in designing this work: “I imagine more could be learned from the past about the application of decoration in textiles – not mere imitation of old patterns, but the correct proportion inside the function of the material.Presuming a square to be worn as headgear, it would have a variety of draping dictated by the form of a head and this should not conceal entirely the main pattern.This design is from a still life painted some time ago and adapted to my idea of a square as something to be worn.” Zika Ascher, the founder of Ascher Ltd., was known for commissioning contemporary artists to design textiles, resulting in unique and collectible pieces. MacBryde's collaboration with Ascher is a testament to the fusion of fine art and fashion during that era. The National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne holds an example of this scarf in its collection.

Chinese Qing dynasty purse, together with a selection of Chinese and Japanese textiles, various embroidered and beaded examples etc

A group of late 19th / early 20th Century linen / cotton towels and other domestic textiles

A group of vintage domestic textiles including tea cozies, lace doilies, etc

A large group of late 19th / early 20th Century domestic textiles including pillowcases, bolster covers, embroidered pyjama cases, etc

Textiles - Laura Ashley furnishing fabric, 2003, 146cm x 410cm

Textiles - Pair of Laura Ashley curtains, another Large single curtain Gosford, 183cm wide, 184cm drop

Textiles - linen table cloths, embroidered cloths, runners, chair backs, crochet work, etc (2)

Textiles - Large pair of Laura Ashley silk interlined curtains and tiebacks, 147cm wide, 250cm drop

Textiles- Mid century fabrics including, 1950s, 1960s abstract fabrics and barkcloth, others similar (qty)

Textiles - Pair of Sanderson linen curtains, AMANPURI 2008, 72cm wide, 150cm drop

Vibrant serigraph on paper by by renowned Post-Impressionist Israeli artist Itzchak Tarkay, depicting an outdoor cafe scene with elegantly dressed women seated in conversation. Tarkay's signature use of bold color blocks, fluid outlines, and impressionistic details creates a captivating composition that blends modernism with a refined Art Deco aesthetic. The setting is brought to life through vivid umbrellas, rich textiles, and an interplay of light and shadow. Signed in the lower right and hand-numbered 10 from a limited edition of 350, with a publisher's blind stamp in the lower margin. Framed under glass in a gold-tone frame with a double mat.Artist: Itzchak Tarkay (Israeli, 1935-2012)Issued: c. 2005Dimensions: 47"L x 40"HCountry of Origin: IsraelCondition: Age related wear.

A rabbit fur silk-lined lady’s coat bears label “Arnold Sefter Marchmont, Edinburgh”; together with nine various handbags & purses; & various other items of clothing & household textiles.

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS to include two boxes of CDs comprising approximately one hundred and fifty CDs of assorted genres, three Special Edition Avon Barbies comprising 'Timeless Silhouette,' 'Spring Petals,' and 'Winter Rhapsody,' three cameras comprising a Retina IIc, Fujifilm Finepix S, and a Vivitar D:535, a cased Ordo camcorder, a box and loose pictures to include two Japanese prints in bamboo style frames, four framed painted textiles signed 'aclow 92', three dog pictures, a brass and glass hanging light height 90cm (4 boxes and loose) (s.d/electrics untested)

SEVEN BOOKS ON INDONESIAN DECORATIVE ARTS comprising Ancestral Ships: Fabric Impressions of Old Lampung Culture; Woven Cargoes: Indian Textiles in the East; Power and Gold: Jewelry from Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines; Legend and Reality: Early Ceramics from South-East Asia; Indonesiche Siermotieven; River of Gems: A Borneo Journal, and Goud der Goden: Uit het oude Java

ASIAN ART REFERENCE BOOKS - LACQUER: GLASS; TEXTILES AND CLOISONNE Comprising: Cloisonne, Chinese Enamels from the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Beatrice Quette, 2011; East Asian Lacquer, The Florence and Herbert Irving Collection, James Wyatt and Barbara Brennan Ford, 1991; Elegance and Radiance, Grandeur in Qing Glass, The Andrew K. F. Lee Collection, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2000; Heavens Embroidered Cloths, One Thousand Years of Chinese Textiles, 1997 (4) For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale without disclosing the identity of the owner.

A Kashmiri patchwork panel together with other textiles

Wooden boxes and stands, a pair of turned wood candlesticks, knitted and other textiles

Assorted Textiles and Collectable Items, comprising a Steiff Mecki hedgehog (a.f), celluloid costume doll, cased razor sets, steel hair tongs, book turner, collar box including dress studs, desk calendar,Eastern black velvet panel embroidered in decorative metallic threads with floral motifs, cream cotton net cover with cotton appliqued floral and ribbon motifs etc(one box)

Five Modern Wall Hangings/Quilted Panels in greens, purple and black tones, varying sizes from 63cm by 61cm square and largest 110cm square Margaret Shah had a lifelong love of sewing, crafting everything from summer dresses to knitted items and tapestries. She began making patchwork quilts when her children were young, and each were given one when they went away to College/ University.Following a City & Guilds design course she studied during her retirement, Margaret’s patchwork quilts and hangings became more elaborate. She would buy silk ties from charity shops and the threads, sequins and beads on her annual visits to India.Margaret also enjoyed being a member of her local “Living Threads” textiles group and would make a new quilt or hanging for each of their exhibitions. She also taught her techniques at workshops and gave talks to WI groups around the Midlands.In her later years, Margarat remained a keen crafter, creating patchwork curtains and cushions for both exhibitions and family members up until her death in June 2021 following a short illness.

Assorted Textiles and Costume, comprising a gents large mid 20th century mac, silk and other scarves, evening bags (a.f.), rag rug depicting a tiger and another, Indian embroidered panel (a.f), unframed limited edition French panel by Agnes Couchat, titled Fete, numbered 82 of 200, 115cm by 161cm; and another designed by Raymond Hurtu, titled Laterre, numbered 15 of 200, 115cm by 161cm, length of fabric designed by Sven Fristedt Pompelmona and other items,(in two tin trunks)

Assorted White Linen, Textiles and Costume Accessories, comprising white damask table linen, bed linen, napkins, tea cloths,white cotton undergarments, gloves, hats, printed linen, wicker sewing box etc(4 boxes)

Assorted Textiles comprising three similar crochet bed covers, linen damask napkins, modern kilim small rug, modern paisley shawl, Egyptian appliqué bolster cushion and smaller example,modern Zimbabwean hand printed table cloth and textiles, Algerian woven rug and cushion cover,(one box)

Assorted Costume, Textiles and Other Items comprising a policemans black wool cape, various Chanel empty scent and other bottles, wooden milliners hat mould, black silk jacket part made and a remnant of matching fabric, wicker hamper and contents, fabric remnants and haberdashery, cot and drapes,glass decanter, enamel flour bin, posters, barbola work tools, evening tops, wallpaper and others etc(four boxes and a hamper)

Assorted Antique/Vintage Haberdashery Collectables Inc Textiles, Tools, Etc Items in previously owned condition Signs of wear and use in places Please see all photographs

A crate containing a large quantity of assorted vintage and later clothing and textiles

A box containing vintage textiles including a small piece of handmade patchwork, lady's handkerchief gift sets, a black embroidered silk panel, velvet and woolwork cushion cover, a quantity of blue beading and various tapestry items, etc.

A vintage suitcase containing a large quantity of assorted vintage fashion items and textiles

SELECTION OF VINTAGE TEXTILES AND BUTTONSincluding three silver buttons, embroidered cloths, retro prints and a fur stole from Macdonald of Glasgow, threads, etc.

Classic English craftsmanship is on display with this Burleigh Calico Blue covered cheese dome, a fine example of traditional Staffordshire pottery. Featuring a rich cobalt blue floral chintz pattern on a creamy earthenware base, this piece embodies the heritage and quality associated with Burleigh pottery. The intricate, hand-applied transferware design is inspired by 19th-century English textiles, creating a timeless aesthetic that enhances any table setting. This set includes a domed cover with a round finial handle and a matching base plate, making it perfect for serving and storing cheese or butter with vintage charm. Marked on the underside with the Burleigh Calico England backstamp.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6.75"H x 9.5" dia. Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

This Japanese embroidery silk panel showcases an intricate hand-stitched depiction of birds in flight among delicate white blossoms on a textured golden silk background. The panel is framed with a dark wooden border and mounted on a neutral-toned mat within a black lacquered frame with gold accents. The embroidery exhibits traditional Japanese textile artistry, with meticulous detail and fine craftsmanship. A striking piece of Asian decorative art, ideal for collectors of Japanese textiles, embroidery, and decor.Issued: c. early 20th centuryDimensions: 15"L x 27"HCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear.

This lot features a collection of vintage (late 19th century - first decades of 20th century; Eretz Israel and other locations) Judaica textiles and accessories, including various tallits, kippahs, and embroidered velvet and tefillin bags. Most bags are embroidered with vegetal patterns and in their center an embroidered image of the Western Wall or a Star of David with the word "Zion". Various sizes.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Vintage Linens, Textiles, Tablecloths, etc.

Striking Royal Doulton figurine titled Carpet Seller, HN1464, closed hand, exquisitely crafted in fine bone china. Designed by Leslie Harradine, this piece captures a charismatic street vendor presenting a vibrant, patterned rug. The figurine showcases intricate hand-painted details, from the richly hued textiles to the expressive facial features, bringing this character to life. The glossy glaze enhances the depth of color, making this a standout collectible. Marked on the base with the Royal Doulton backstamp.Issued: c. 1930Dimensions: 9"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Quantity of assorted textiles and household linens

A possible Chelsea Textiles Empire style painted chest of drawers, 85 x 91 x 45cm, together with a painted Louis XVI style bedroom chair, 101cm high and a long stool upholstered in blue gingham, 44 x 92 x 31cm (3)There is a small mark on the top of the chest of drawers and the drawers run smoothly. Both chairs are are structually sound, the stool has marks to the upholstery. Please see the additional images.