Two Similar Embroidered Red Silk Tekke Chapan, West Turkestan, Late 19th Century one with black cotton sateen gores and cuffs
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TWO SIMILAR EMBROIDERED RED SILK TEKKE CHAPAN, WEST TURKESTAN, LATE 19TH CENTURY one with black cotton sateen gores and cuffs, the other with black silk gores and lavender silk cuffs, lined in Indian block printed heavy cotton, the collars similarly embroidered with panels of fret interlace, each approximately 120cm long (2) Condition Report: generally good condition with some minor spotting and watermarking, one with discoloured mark to front edge approx 8cm in diameter
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