Embroidered Silk Hat with Tassel and Pendant

Embroidered silk hat with tassel and pendant

the first collar: red with light blue (31 1/2 inches wide); the second collar: turquoise with pink (22 1/2 inches wide; the hat with attached braided tassel (11 inches wide; the tassel 48 inches long)

With individual panels embroidered with birds and florals. One long string tassel with stone carved pendant and glass bead. Waist size: 40cm (15 3/4 in.)

ASIAN: Chinese embroidered child’s scholar hat and pair of boots, Qing Dynasty: hat with possible later additions/replacements, silk with embroidered and applied decorations and tassels, some fa

An antique Chinese embroidered silk hat of the Qing Dynasty. Decorated with intricate patterns some of which are made using the "forbidden stitch" technique. It is trimmed with leather stripes and a p

Black square shawl, silk with embroidered pink flowers and green leaves. Measures 46 x 44 app. Additional foot long tassel. Vintage garment, fabric in good condition, a few tassels no longer attached

Five Chinese Embroidered Silk Pendants 19TH-20TH CENTURY vividly embroidered with various zoological and botanical motifs. Largest: length 19 in., 48 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, I

Lot of 3 Antique Uzbek Embroidered Silk Hats. Size 8 3/4 inches length. Fine quality silk hats Uzbek.

34 x 35 in embroidered silk tassel shawl. Tassels measure an extra 11.5 in. Long. Black silk with hand embroidered flowers in tan silk thread. This garment is fragile with moderate rips in the silk at

Green & White Jade Necklace Strand W Tassel Pendant. Green and white nephrite jade necklace strand with silk tassel pendant. Measures 34 inches in length plus tassel.

comprising 11 assorted hats and two pairs of shoes approximately: 6 in. (15.2 cm.), shoes: 4 3/4 in. (12.1 cm.)

Collection Chinese embroidered silk child's hats, 19th/20th c., (15) hats, zoomorphic festival hats, hand-made, embellished silk, smallest: 9"h x 8"w, largest: 20.75"h x 11

Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Children's Hats. Together with a pair of Chinese embroidered children's shoes

Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Children's Hats. Together with an embroidered garment to be worn around the waist and three embroidered silk panels

South East Asia,Mid 20th Century Southeast Asian silver alloy embroidered silk ceremonial hat. Cloth, silk, silvered metal 7" diameter x 7" tall, The estate of a North Scituate, Rhode island gentleman

Northern Chinese Han People boy's hand-embroidered antique silk hat on antique stand, in the form of auspicious bat wings, 19th century, depicting a fierce tiger's face. Hat: 16" H X 7" diameter; stan

Northern Chinese Han People boy's hand-embroidered antique silk hat on antique stand, in the form of auspicious bat wings, 19th century, the hat depicting a white and a black tiger. Hat: 11.25" H X 7"

Northern Chinese Han People boy's hand-embroidered antique silk hat on antique stand in the form of auspicious bat wings, 19th century, the hat depicting a dragon's face. Hat: 20.5" H X 7" diameter; s

Including embroidered silk pieces, tassel, nut carved beads and white jade stone bead necklace. Approx. 22inch L (stone bead necklace size).

A group of three antique Chinese court articles, including a embroidered silk child's hat with tassles, a carved teakwood ruyi with coiled dragon handle and an engraved brass letter opener with inset

Chinese. Blue and black embroidered silk child's hat having a mythical animal form with floral detail and shou, in an acrylic case. Unmarked. Approx. h. 7.5", w. 9.75" (hat); h. 12.75", w. 12.5", d. 8

Northern Chinese Han People girl's hand-embroidered and mirrored antique silk hat on antique stand, Qing Dynasty circa 1910, in the form of auspicious bat wings, the hat with gold foil; pompoms, embro

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Silk Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoes beca