A RARE FIRE AND CLOUD EMBROIDERY ROYAL COURT ROBE

Chinese silk court robe, plain royal blue border and an embroidered fruit and bat border enclosing a red main field and sleeves, embroidered with phoenix, cloud, bat and dragon brocade designs stitche

Large 19th century Chinese robe fragment made from a summer robe for the court. Lovely embroidery depicting a dragon in the clouds with excellent detail. Taken from a robe and made into a rectangular

Qing Dynasty, H:55.00 in×L:77.00 in

A rare formal court robe of charcoal grey silk gauze , chao'fu, Qing Dynasty, mid-19th century, embroidered with vegetable dyed silk threads, in counted stitch and in couched gilt thread, the upper ha

CHINESE ROYAL COURT ALTER ROBE, 18/19TH C.

Chinese embroidery Imperial court robe, 19th c.

Nine dragons in gold threads, decorated with Buddhism emblems, Qing dynasty. W: 180 CM Provenance: Important private collection, Dallas, Texas.

Decorated with nine dragons and Buddhism emblems, Qing dynasty. W: 87 INCHES, 221 CM

Title: 1998 STADIUM CLUB BARRY BONDS ROYAL COURT HOLO RARE Date/Period: MODERN Additional Information:THIS IS A VERY NICE CARD FOR ANY SPORTS CARD COLLECTOR. THIS CARD COMES WITH SLEEVE AND TOP LOADER

An antique Chinese hand carved Jade figural group. The ware depicts two Royal court figures dressed in robes and headdresses, one is holding a scroll, engraved with floral and scrollwork motifs. Both

Impressive Chinese Imperial Dragon Uncut Silk Robe 59''x115''. A rare complete and uncut silk court robe with nine yellow five-clawed imperial dragons chasing the flaming pearl. Purple ground coloring

Chinese Qing Dynasty Court Robe With Letter Of Provenance. Included note reads "I purchased two of these Mandarin coats in 1922 in Peking China. The young Emperor had just been deposed and a republic

Chinese Qing Dynasty Court Robe. Letter of provenance reads "I purchased two of these Mandarin coats in 1922 in Peking China. The young Emperor had just been deposed and a republic set up. The deposed

Chinese Imperial Dragon Silk Court Robe 52''x62''. Polychrome silk embroidery with gold thread dragons and forbidden stitch motifs. Depicts nine five-clawed imperial dragons (one hidden) chasing the f

Chinese 18 Century 5-Claw Dragon Silk Embroidery on a heavy two faced silk, dark blue to the outside, light green behind. The embroidery, a fragment of a Qing Dynasty court robe with a side-facing dra

1738 John Milton Comus Masque Royal Court Dancing Baroque Theatre Fantasy Poetry “Mortals that would follow me, Love virtue, she alone is free, She can teach ye how to climb Higher than the Sphery c

Chinese, carved translucent green aventurine jade female figure holding a fan and looking at a butterfly landing on the folds of her long court robes. Standing on a custom fitted, carved hardwood base

A QING DYNASTY "EIGHT DRAGON" GILT THREAD AND BLUE SILK COURT ROBE, JIFU, 19TH CENTURY, of beautiful silk kesi, blind stitching, and sparkling gold/ silver couched thread embroidery throughout, with a

A VERY FINE CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK COURT ROBE, QING DYNASTY. Decorated throughout with dragons in gilt threading and embroidered with Buddhist symbols and cloud motifs on a red silk ground. Width 5

White hair, pink and green feather, with brown eyes. Full mask depicting Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, commonly known as Madame de Pompadour, a member of the French court and royal mistress of Louis XV.

A Chinese blue embroidery robe with crane design. Qing Dynasty, Rich blue silk color with trim going down from neck to bottom and around the bottom full of cranes and cloud design H. 51" (129.5 cm), W

Chinese, late 19th century. A copper ground silk robe with dragon embroidery to central reserve. 51" at sleeves, ht. 41".

Antique Chinese silk court robe. Deep blue silk with pink, white, and light blue embroidery. Features butterflies and floral embroidery with applied borders. Measures approximately 46" x 52 1/2" Fair

This hat was displayed in an exhibition of antique Korean hats at the Korea Society, and was featured in the New York Times Style section. Fashion designers, such as Carolina Herrera, recognize the be