A pair of Chinese sleeve bands, on ivory silk worked in

PAIR OF CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED SLEEVE BANDS19th CenturyButterfly and lotus designs in pink, teal and ivory on a dark blue ground. Mounted on gold silk fabric.22.5" x 6.75" sight. Framed 28

Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels LATE QING DYNASTY comprising two sleeve bands, the first a violet satin example worked in polychrome and gilt-metal wrapped threads, the second an ivory example e

4- Chinese Embroidered Silk Sleeve Ends; two on ivory satin in satin stitch of birds and flowers and a pair of partial sleeve bands with ladies in gardens. All four in three frames. Age related wear a

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of eight neatly embroidered sleeve bands, building four matching pairs. One pair shows a seal a

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, around 1920 This lot comprises a total of six finely embroidered sleeve bands, building three matching pairs – each pair still on an

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of eight delicately embroidered sleeve bands, building four matching pairs. The yellow backgrou

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of ten delicately embroidered sleeve bands, building five matching pairs. One crème colored

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of six neatly embroidered sleeve bands, building three matching pairs. One crème colored pai

Embroidered in satin stitches of pastel colors with figures in garden decorated with pagoda, plants, and rockworks. Each 23 x 5 inches.

(lot of 2) pairs of Chinese embroidered silk sleeve bands, the first pair decorated with fishermen and associated figures on a purple ground; the second pair bands featuring various figures at leisure

Group of Chinese Embroidered Sleeve Bands. The fist, worked silk and gilt threads in Peking knots and couching on a pale orange ground with peony blooms and flower vases; the second, with butterflies

(lot of 2) pairs of Chinese embroidered silk sleeve bands, both pairs decorated with an overall motif of floral sprays and auspicious objects, 38" and 30" l.

(lot of 2) pairs of Chinese embroidered silk sleeve bands, both pairs decorated with various figures at leisure in a garden, each 33" l.

A pretty pair of Chinese silk damask sleeve bands for an informal robe, Qing dynasty, circa 1850, embroidered in Pekin knot stitch with classic peony and long life symbols, 60.5cm x 9cm each清19

PAIR OF CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED SLEEVE BANDSLate 19th CenturyForbidden stitchwork bats, flowers, coins and pomegranates with gold thread highlights on a champagne damask ground.21” x 8.25&rdquo

A pair of fine Chinese embroidered sleeve bands. Colorful embroidery on silk depicting Mandarin figures engaged in various activities within landscape settings. Sight measurement 21-1/8" x 8-5/8". Hou

Two pairs of Chinese sleevebands, Qing Dynasty, embroidered in blue silk Pekin knot stitch and an elaborate framed layered Chinese wedding collar, which has been rearranged in a cascade of cloud shape

Pair of Framed Chinese Silk Embroidered Sleeve Bands Featuring a mirrored image of a man in a boat, trumpet players, mountains, clouds, etcetera Having character marks throughout, red embroidered sign

Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk threads in looped stitching & laid Gold wrapped thread Embroidered Sleeve Bands with a fine design of Gardens and Pavilions; matted and framed. Height of visible embroidery s

2 Pairs Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Embroidered Sleeve Bands; the first a pair of looped or knotted blue Silk thread embroidery with laid gold wrapped thread highlights on satin with butterflies, birds,

Four pairs of Chinese lady’s sleeve-bands, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, coral silk embroidered in Pekin knot stitch; cream damask silk embroidered in Pekin knot stich roundels of flowers and butt

(Rob cuffs). Length 41 inches (each)

AN UNCUT 'AUSPICIOUS FLOWERS' PAIR OF SILK SLEEVE BANDS, LATE QING DYNASTY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. Finely executed with Beijing knot, decorated with auspicious flowers, such as

Two Framed Pairs of Chinese Sleeve Bands with Forbidden Stitch. The first of cream silk ground, each embroidered with a male deer in seed stitch, crane and bats in flight amidst ruyi-shaped clouds abo