Korean Embroidery Panels, Tiger/Immortal

Korean, late 19th century. An embroidery with Korean characters, originally part of a four-panel embroidered screen, but this panel is the only one surviving. This type of embroidered panel was typica

Contemporary Korean Folk Silk Embroidered 6-Panel Wedding Screen, 20th C., a traditional Korean wedding gift for a newly married couple. An excellent example of embroidery at which Korean folk artists

Four vertical panels of embroidered with phoenix, cranes and various birds amongst trees adjoined by rocks, framed by thick wood decorated with auspicious symbols and inlaid plaques of animal form, ea

Qing Dynasty, circa 1875-1900, each embroidered on a gold silk ground, framed with mother-of-pearl inlay, depicting birds in a flowering landscape, 2 pieces, 86'' H x 36.25'' W, est: $2000/4000 Proven

Coming in a set of four, these embroidered panels come together to tell tales of the warring states from classical Chinese literature in a vertical format. The panels depict each scene in neutral colo

BOTH MEASURE 22" X 5", ONE HAS A SMALL STAIN AT THE BOTTOM, AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

Chinese. Group of four wooden trays having figural and floral embroidery panels or fragments under glass, including a pair with metallic thread and qilins. Unmarked. Provenance: From a Private Collect

Fine and Exceptional Group of Four Ecclesiastical Goldwork Embroidery Panels of the Four Evangelists ca. 1800, densely worked with gold and silver thread and bullion, gold broad plate, and wrapped sil

Pair important Chinese framed antique embroidery panels (32.75"x23.5" each) depicting fairy tale scene

Pair Chinese 18th/19th century embroidery panels (38.75"x8.8" each), thread loose

Two pieces total to include 1) Metallic thread on silk featuring a dragon on waves, birds, and floral motifs, overall 63" x 18". Note fading, minor pulls, small hole, separations at borders. 2) Silk t

Pr. Chinese Qing embroidery panels, depicting landscapes, set in mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood frames. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the

Chinese, Qing Dynasty, depicts two gold thread five clawed opposing dragons with the flaming pearls above waves. 16 3/8" x 36 7/8" sight size, 17 3/8" x 37 7/8" framed.

each with finely detailed bird and floral, each 8 1/2" X 40".

The Largest: H : 29 3/8 in ( 74.6 cm ) W : 37 in ( 93.98 cm )

Pair of Framed Imperial Chinese 5-Claw Dragon Embroidery Panels. Image Size: 29 x 13 in. Overall Size: 43 x 26.5 in. These items are framed behind glass.

19th century, Qing dynasty, featuring a golden yellow ground, the vertical panels mirroring each other with seam up cenre; depicting elegant vases; white elelphants; green and white fu lions, withmult

Chinese, each features two dragons amidst clouds and waves against red ground in two panels, with a dark border decorated with floral designs. Possibly Qing Dynasty. L. 68.6 cm (27 in.) of each.

H : 39 in ( 99.06 cm ) W : 11 3/4 in ( 29.85 cm )

The largest of the 7 pieces is 22" dia. One has dragons approx 12" x 13", a 12" dia piece. Robe elements.

17 Chinese 18/19 Century Silk Embroidery Panels and parts,including several sleeve bands, borders, parts of Court Dragon Robes, medallions, a Kesi panel, satin stitch, looped stitch, Gold wrapped laid

Set of four Chinese embroidery panels, depicting birds and flowers, signed Xu Zhi Ping. Circa late 19th C. - Early 20th C. 14 1/2"W x 42"H

Lot of misc. embroidery panels, cutoff

The Largest: L: 43 in.(109.22 cm)