châles

Embroidered muslin shawl, known as ‘Chikan Work’ – Lucknow, India, for the European fashion market – early 19th century Réservé	A Grenadine silk shawl with a brocaded floral pattern and satin borders – France, circa 1860 Réservé	An embroidered chinese silk crepe Visite shawl – Asia, for export, circa 1900	Oriental silk shawl with gold lamé weave – Palestine or Jordan, circa 1900
Long Berber scarf in hand-woven wool - Tunisia Circa 1960	Double Ikat patola or transparent silk shawl - India for the Indonesian market, late 18th to early 19th century	An Art Deco shawl embroidered with flowers on black tulle, circa 1920	Assuit stole in cotton voile and silver-plated metal blades - Egypt Circa 1930-1940
Blue Visite Shawl embroidered with gold Zari - India for the European market Circa 1870	Gold and Mauve Brocade Silk Grenadine Shawl - France Circa 1860	Bakhnoug hand-woven Berber wedding shawl - Southern Tunisia circa 1920/1940	Printed crepe Silk shawl with Paisley design - France or England Circa 1880-1900
Tunisian silk shawl circa 1950	Ceremonial Ikat Shawl - Hinggi Sumba - Indonesia circa 1920	Bakhnoug Cochineal Red Berber wedding shawl - South Tunisia around 1920/1950	A Purplish silk gauze shawl with golden yellow brocade - Central Asia early 20th century
Rare printed cotton shawl with floral boteh - Alsace Circa 1820	A Brocaded and Ombré Silk Satin Scarf - Spain Circa 1860