A Chinese Textile of Birds

Chinese. Framed embroidered silk textile with pheasant, small bird and blooming tree scene in blue and beige tones. Apparently unmarked. Approx. 53" x 38.25" (frame), 44" x 29.25" (silk). Provenance:

DESCRIPTION: Fine Chinese embroidered textile depicting peacocks, chickens, and other birds in and around a tree with hanging vines, including some in birds in flight and two birds in a body of water.

Chinese textile, embroidered lot includes a sown together Chinese Mandarin rank badge, Ch'ing Dynasty style, with bird, flycatcher in flight & orange, red panel with embroidered birds surrounding a (g

(lot of 9) Chinese embroidered wallets, decorated with birds-and-flowers, and some with figures, largest: 4.5"w; Provenance: Estate of Reynold Tom of Oakland, CA

Group of three Chinese framed textiles, including one silk embroidery depicting a scene of birds, and two kesi (k'ossu) panels, one depicting a scene of a figure on a horse, and the other depicting th

Chinese Textiles Collector's Lot. Including: 1) Chinese Pictorial Embroidery, 19th C. Silk on silk. With an old man holding a bird in one hand and a fan in the other. Size: 20'' x 31'' (51 x 79 cm). 2

3 Chinese Silk Embroidered Pink Fabric Textiles. Three Chinese textiles with pink background and hand embroidered silk thread bird and floral motifs.

Each finely embroidered with various birds amid flowers, late 19th/early 20th c., framed. Frames 26 x 7.5 and 22 x 6.5 inches.

Two antique Chinese embroidered silk textiles: Qing Dynasty purple robe and round blue cloth.The robe having edge trim with butterfly and insect motif. The blue panel having mythical phoenix bird with

A very fine needlework textile; Chinese Rank Badge, 3-piece Mandarin Square. China, Qing Dynasty. Appears to be a Sixth Rank Badge with the central depiction of the Egret. The left-facing bird soaring

Large and antique, Chinese finely embroidered and couched silk textile hanging panel; depicting the Three Star Gods cradling a child, flanked on either side by the Eight Immortals amid birds and emble

20th century, comprising: two oval lobed examples, decorated with four dragons surrounded by auspicious symbols, within a black border, linen lining; rectangular panel embroidered with birds amongst f

A group of three Chinese silk embroidery textile pieces. 19th/20th century. Embroidery on silk with paper backing. Depicting gold pheasant, peacock, crane, eagle, and various birds in trees and flower

China, Early 20th Century Includes a tan silk textile decorated with polychromatic flowers, peaches, gold thread, and forbidden stitch, and a cream silk textile decorated with birds, butterflies, and

A group of five Chinese embroideries and textiles dating from the 19th century. The first item is a white-ground embroidery featuring a symmetrical scene of birds and bamboo, and it utilizes the forbi

An antique Chinese hand embroidered on silk textile depicting various scene with traditional mythological creatures, Foo dogs, Phoenix birds, Dragons, and other in blossoming gardens surrounded by flo

Lot 76 Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels Mounted in Carved Wood Frames a set of four silk textiles embroidered with peacock, birds, and flowers each set behind glass in carved and painted wood fr

3 Chinese Hand Embroidered Silk Textiles. Red silk with hand embroidered floral, figural, and bird motifs. Larger measures approximately 40.5 inches x 132 inches.

3 Chinese Hand Embroidered Silk Textiles. Red silk with hand embroidered floral, figural, and bird motifs. Larger measures approximately 40.5 inches x 132 inches.

Chinese Art Deco Yellow Rug. 6' 4" L x 3' W. Provenance: From a New York City collection. Keywords: Carpet, textiles, Interior design, Phoenix Bird, Dragon, Mythical creatures

The vintage piece is formed of three panels of white/cream silk brocade, embroidered with dragons and phoenix birds; lined; c. 19th Century. 67in x 58in. Condition: The embroidery overall is very good

A large and impressive antique Chinese allegorical embroidered hanging silk textile, exquisitely hand made with individual panels in abundant multicolored needlework mythological fenghuang bird forms

Rare Chinese Qing dynasty kossu or kesi rank badge with woven bird, possibly peacock, feather. The incorporation of feather in textile was valued in Qing dynasty as the famous Chinese early Qing dynas

Four (4) Asian embroidered textile items. 1st item: Chinese turquoise silk tapestry, comprised of two panels, with embroidered Bird of Paradise to the center, flowering tree and songbird decoration. C