Set of three textiles, Iran, 17th - 18th century The first, Iran or India, weaving in two sewn strips of blue silk with repeated decoration of stylized cypress yellow boteh with orange highlights. Stitched on a blue and black textile lining. On the back, collection label "n°I058 / 12". Total size: 76 x 55.5 cm; slight accidents; the second, Iran, weaving of red silk embroidered with polychrome silk threads and metallic threads with repeated decoration of pairs of parakeets on top of a stem of blooming carnations flanked by vertically arranged fish. Woven floral braid. Blue and purple textile lining. 85 x 89 cm; old stains and restorations, fields and borders constructed from several old yokes sewn together; the third, Iran, green cotton canvas streaked with blue brocaded with polychrome silk and metallic threads of a hatayi network of vegetal interlacing trimmed with large composite flowers and saz leaves. On a border, fully embroidered braid of a wavy floral stem. Textile lining woven and printed. 42,5 x 49 cm. Stains, restorations, central field consisting of several yokes sewn together. Publication (textile with parakeets) : D'ALLEMAGNE Henry-René, Du Khorassan au pays des Backhtiaris, trois mois de voyage en Perse, Tome II, Paris: 1911, p 160. Three Textiles, Iran, 17th - 18th century Collection of an amateur (lots 93 to 119).