Vintage Dowry

. dated 1973, the turkish names woven inscribed in seem to make it a dowry gift Measures: 2'8'' x 3'2''.

In mint condition! Art Deco style armchairs / club chairs. Made by Lounge Atelier in 1992. Upholstered in high-quality sheepskin leather, finished with black piping. Has acquired a...

A gorgeous Persian Tabriz originally purchased as a wedding gift. All the different elements make this piece extremely rare. There is love poem inscribed throughout 2 surrounding bo...

Dowry. 1994. Paper, linocut, 25x33 cm imprint size 13x25 cm total page size 25x33cm Dainis

An unusual Turkish rug with charming cream and cocoa color accents made for a wedding present for a family in Turkey. Check the names inscribed on each column. 6' x 10'7''

3rd quarter of a 20th century Turkish Kilim with a scenic animal motif design given as a dowry gift

‘dowry’ weavings used by the Turkmen bride on her wedding day This example has 3 rows of 9 Tekke guls

to be ‘dowry’ weavings used by the Turkmen bride on her wedding day This example has 4 rows of 10

Vintage Rajasthani Indian vaulted dowry jewelry box, hand painted with Indian lovers enjoying each

early 20th Century Turkish anatolian animal deer rug given as a dowry rug Details rug no. j3603

( a turkish name) on the rug makes us believe the rug was given as a dowry gift. 4'7'' x 6'9''

An antique Indian Damachiya hand carved bridal cabinet having meticulous decoration and inlaid mirrors, figural and animal forms. A pair of small doors open in the center to storage...

We have two hand carved and painted wood dowry chests from Bali. Included are contemporary hand

Antique South Indian Malabar Dowry Jewelry Box, 19th Century Teak with Brass – Kerala, India A rare

Sasak Dowry Box, Lombok Indonesia, Cowrie & Painted Palm 1950’s Handwoven and richly adorned, this

, the individual panels being then joined together, with the purpose of enriching her dowry. Suzanis

or Romanian origin and would have originally been used as a marriage/dowry box—a place where clothing

originally part of a larger Central Asian Suzani — an heirloom piece crafted for wedding dowries symbolizing

authentic early 20th-century Suzani textile, traditionally made in Central Asia as part of dowry heirlooms

originally part of a larger Central Asian Suzani — a traditional dowry embroidery symbolizing prosperity and

A Floral Turkish Anatolian dowry Rug dated 1980 Details rug no. 31750 size 6' 5" x 10' 3" (196 x

of marriage as a dowry between tribal families in nomadic life. The contrast between the reserved

cabinets were given as part of a bride's dowry and were used to store valuable items like fabrics and silks

figures and humans. The inscriptions on the rug makes us believe the rug was given as a dowry gift. Piece

Vintage Regency Style Anglo Indian Silver Metal Clad Chairs Also know as "Dowry Wedding Chairs

believe the rug was given as a dowry gift. The piece is from the middle of the 20th century (circa 1920

removable panel. Traditionally, cabinets of this type were gifted to brides and used to store dowry items

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

the mid-20th century and earlier, 22k gold was often reserved for ceremonial pieces, dowries, and

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

depth and vibrancy. Traditionally made by women as part of a bride’s dowry, Suzanis were cherished

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

workmanship. It was in the dowry of a nomadic bride.

bridal dowry items. Their vibrant colors and intricate designs reflect the cultural and artistic heritage

bridal dowry items. Their vibrant colors and intricate designs reflect the cultural and artistic heritage

nice and unusual. Vintage Anglo-Indian silvered chased dowry wedding chair covered entirely in silver

birth of a daughter to be used later as a material for making items that will be part of her dowry. Its

dowry gift Measures: 4'10'' x 5'8''.

, traditionally made by brides for their dowry. This particular piece showcases a rich, dark background (likely

-house use and bridal dowries. They are a unique and exclusive addition to any space. Skillfully sourced

to be ‘dowry’ weavings used by the Turkmen bride on her wedding day This example has 3 rows of 5

cloths, table covers and prayer mats for their households and for their daughters' dowries. The process

: remnants of dowries, repurposed household textiles, fragments salvaged with reverence. Through the act of

houses . Suzanis were also an important part of a girl’s dowry. Each region in Uzbekistan had their own

A beautiful and fluffy rug made in the 1950s as part of a girls dowry and passed on to the next

cloths, table covers and prayer mats for their households and for their daughters' dowries. The process

order to enrich their dowry, which is why they are often in such pristine condition. This delicately

A beautiful and fluffy rug made in the 1950s as part of a girls dowry and passed on to the next

was used for major transactions such as dowry payments. The two wings added to the lower tips of the

kilims were only recently discovered because they were solely created for in-house use and bridal dowries

referencing dowry and domestic abundance, rosettes suggesting renewal, and hair band motifs expressing the