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AZERBAIJAN TEXTILES

Early Azerbaijan silk embroidery, 17-18th century, Victoria and Albert Museum	Early Azerbaijan silk embroidery, 17th century, Private Collection	18th century Caucasian Embroidery, lot 45, sold for €28,800 at Rippon Boswell Spring 2003 sale	18th century Azerbaijan silk embroidery, private collection. Published in Hali vol 2, no 4, 1980
An 18th century (Khanate Period) Azerbaijan silk embroidery. Sotheby's Sale: N08258, New York, 14 Dec 2006	18th-century Azerbaijani silk and metal thread embroidery, South Caucasus/NW Persia. Sotheby’s N08258, New York, 14 Dec 2006.	Azerbaijan Silk Embroidery, 18th c. (Safavid/Khanate Period), possibly Eastern Azerbaijan. Sotheby’s Sale N08258, New York, 14 Dec 2006	Azerbaijan silk embroidery, 18th century, Private Collection
Azerbaijan Silk Embroidery Fragment, early 18th c., Sotheby’s Sale N07919, Lot 30 of 108, New York, 19 Sep 2003	Early Karabagh embroidery, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. Musée des Tissus et des Arts Décoratifs in Lyon, France. published in Tokatlian, Soies de Paradis. Tapis et Textiles d'Orient du Musée des Tissus de Lyon, Paris, 2008)Early Karabagh embroidery, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. Musée des Tissus et des Arts Décoratifs in Lyon, France. published in Tokatlian, Soies de Paradis. Tapis et Textiles d'Orient du Musée des Tissus de Lyon, Paris, 2008)	Silk embroidery, 18th century, Victoria & Albert Museum, 296-1884	Embroidered Cover, Azerbaijan, 1740–1790. Victoria and Albert Museum, T.41-1940
"Cartouches and Stars" design, Azerbaijan, South Caucasus, early 18th c. Incomplete silk embroidery in counted stitch on cotton, private collection	Azerbaijan Cover, embroidered, 1700s, Azerbaijan, Victoria and Albert Museum, Museum no. 977-1907	Silk Embroidery, 18th century, Azerbaijan, private collection	Caucasian Embroidery, silk on linen, 18th century, private collection
A SILK EMBROIDERED AZERBAIJAN RUG, 18TH CENTURY, KUBA OR KARABAGH Price Realized £22,500 ($34,830) Christie's Sale 7845 Oriental Rugs and Carpets 15 April 2010, London	A SILK EMBROIDERED AZERBAIJAN RUG, 18TH CENTURY Price Realized £21,250 ($33,809) Sale 7872, Christie's Oriental Rugs & Carpets 7 October 2010, London	A CAUCASIAN SILK EMBROIDERED PRAYER RUG LATE 17TH OR EARLY 18TH CENTURY, AZERBAIJAN Price Realized £13,700 ($28,044) Christie's Sale 7429 Oriental Rugs and Carpets 25 October 2007 London	Early Azerbaijan silk embroidery with swastika motives, Khanate Period, 18th century, Private Collection
Early Karabagh Cushion cover, 18th century, Khanate Period. The Textile Museum 2.6. Acquired by George Hewitt Myers in 1915	Early Karabagh Embroidery with stylized pattern. Linen, Cross Stitch Silk, 18th century or earlier, Azerbaijan. David Sorgato, Italy	Early Azerbaijan embroidery, XVIII century. published in 'Caucasian Rugs' by Ulrich Schurmann	Karabagh embroidery, XVIII c, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. Location: The Treasures Of Mother See Of Holy Etchmiadzin
Early Azerbaijan silk embroidery, 17th century, possibly Karabagh. Private Collection	Early Karabagh silk embroidery rug, XVIII century, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. published in Timbuktu to Tibet: Exotic Carpets and Textiles from New York Collectors 2008 by Jon Thompson, Thomas J. Farnham, Daniel Shaffer	Silk embroidery rug, Azerbaijan, 1700s. Textile Museum. Cross stitch on cotton, 1.49 x 1.80 m (4′ 11″ x 5′ 11″). Textile Museum, Washington DC, inv. no. 2.19, acquired by George Hewitt Myers in 1952	Victoria and Albert Museum early Azerbaijan textile, 18th century, Khanate Period, inv. no. 172.19.06, 81 x 127 cm
Early Karabagh silk embroidery, "Medallion and Sickle-Leaves", 17th cenury, 69 x 118 cm (2ft 3in x 3ft 10.5), Karabagh Khanate Period, Azerbaijan	Karabagh silk embroidery, XVIII century, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. Textile Museum, inv. no: 2.9. Silk embroidery, regular surface darning on cotton, 121 x 158 cm. Acquired by George Hewitt Myers in 1926	Azerbaijan silk embroidery, 18th century, Textile Museum, 2.18	Karabagh embroidery with swastika motifs, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. Lefevre 25 November 1983
Early Karabagh embroidery rug, XVIII century, Khanate Period, Azerbaijan. Lefevre Auction, 1977, Lot 52	Early Karabagh silk embroidery with a proto-Kasimushak design, 18th century, Azerbaijan. Private Collection	18th century Azerbaijan embroidery, possibly Karabagh, private collection	Early Azerbaijan textile, 18th century or earlier, possibly Karabagh. Bruce and Olive Baganz
Karabagh region (?), Azerbaijan, circa 1700 60 x 87 cm (24 x 34 in), incomplete, silk embroidery in counted stitch on cotton	Early Karabagh silk embroidery, 17th century, Safavid Period, Karabagh Province (Beylerbeyi), Azerbaijan. Private Collection	Early Karabagh silk embroidery, 17-18th cenury, Safavid or Early Khanate Period, Karabagh, 62 x 95 cm. Private Collection	Victoria and Albert Museum early Azerbaijan silk textile, 18th century, Khanate Period, inv. no. 70.1909
18th century Azerbaijan embroidery	Early Caucasian textile, late 18th-early 19th century, Azerbaijan	Early Caucasian textile fragment, 18th century	Cover, silk embroidery on cotton Azerbaijan, Caucasus; 1st half of 18th century
Early Azerbaijan textile, 18th century, 50 x 50 cm	Azerbaijan embroidery, c 1700, Late Safavid or Khanate Period. Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 295-1884

Azerbaijan embroidery with lotus palmette motifs, XVIII century, Khanate Period. Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 126-1901	Silk Embroidery, Azerbaijan, ca. 1800 – Stylized Calyxes and Palmette Motif. Private Collection	Azerbaijan embroidery, XVIII century, Khanate Period. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 79.1.25	Cover Embroidery, XVIII century, Caucasian Azerbaijan. Silk on cotton. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 49.32.105
Azerbaijan silk embroidery, probably Tabriz, 18th century, formerly in the Orient Star Collection	Azerbaijan silk embroidery, XVIII century, Late Safavid or Khanate Period. Private collection (Thomas Caruso)	Embroidered cover, late 18th century, Caucasian Azerbaijan. Silk on cotton, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 49.32.104