Pair Old Chinese Embroidery Fragments

Old/vintage fragments of Chinese embroidery framed under glass. Perhaps borders or sleeves. [Fragments: 23 x 4 inches, overall 29 x 9 1/2 inches].

Chinese Textile Collector's Lot, 19th - Early 20th C. Including: 1) Chinese Embroidered Bag, 19th C. Size: 2) Pair of Chinese Embroidery Fragments, 19th C. 3) Chinese Qilin Rank Badge, Early 20th C. 5

Group of six old and antique Chinese silk embroideries, including: four various panels; together with pair of bottle covers; each of various designs, including: flora, fauna and figural landscape scen

Silk with multi-colored silk and gold brocade threads, backside lined with plain yellow linen. China, late Qing dynasty This large embroidery, composed of five fragments, shows a pair of large frontal

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

Group of five Chinese items, including: old box with metal hardware and carved figural scenes; old embroidery with floral design; pair of ceramic Fo lions, each standing atop rectangular base; togethe

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.

Two 19th century deep relief wooden panels depicting temple scenes. Old red paint and gilt with fragments of a silvered background. Each measures approximately 21-1/4" x 9-1/2". From the collection of

Pair of old Chinese enameled porcelain plaques; each exhibiting a forested mountainous landscape; seal mark to lower corners; 10" x 16" (each, approx.); each framed

Dimensions: Width:100.33 cm, Height:226.06 cm FINE Pair Chinese embroidery silk panels, Expertly seamed with metallic thread showing decoration of imperia Golden dragon flying amidst scrolling clouds

Pair of Old Chinese Eggshell Signed Porcelain Vases. Each measure 9.375 inches tall x 4 inches (24cm x 11cm). Excellent condition with no signs of any damage or repairs. Provenance: Estate of David Mi

Pair of old Chinese Ming-Style blue and white porcelain Fo lions; each with six character mark to base; Provenance: Collection of Balthard Estates; H: 15" (each, approx.)

Title: Pair Old Chinese Sancai Male And Female Foo Dog Guardian Lion Statues Spinach Egg Porcelain Description: This pair of guardian lion foo dogs will sit proudly in your home, male food dogs are ge

Pair Old Famille Rose Covered BowlsPair of large and old, Chinese Famille Rose enameled porcelain covered bowls; rounded form resting on five short foliate legs, the cover depicting a jousting scene a

19th C Pair Old Chinese Wood Carved Gilt Panels. H : 41 " w : 12 " x 2 "

Pair Old Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Swords, probably late Qing, 26.5 x 3 x 1.5 inches overall together as encased in scabbard, no visible hallmarks.

A pair of collectible wood carved chilin, modeled standing on a rectangular base with head held high, detailed with curling mane, bushy tail and routing fangs, with ferocious expression on the face. A

Pair of old Chinese enamel on copper plates; of shallow circular form with gilt to rim and base; exhibiting central mandala of birds perched atop blossoming branches and peonies; framed with designs o

Pair Old Chinese Carved Wood PedestalsPar of old Chinese carved wood pedestal tables; each square form top with narrow legs and scroll feet; carved hardstone Shou emblems surrounded by bats amid cloud

Old Chinese fragments. Provenance: Kathleen Cavanaugh Collection, Canton, Connecticut.

Pair of old, Chinese Qianlong-style, cloisonné enamel animal models; each of a rabbit sitting up on its haunches, with its gilt ears up in alert; decorated with multi-color scrolling on a turqu

19th C Nice Pair Old Chinese Carved Wood Gilt Panels with Openwork. H : 41 " W : 12 " x 2 " .

Pair of old Chinese blue and white porcelain vases; each of squared baluster form with animal handles; showing scenes of figures amid mountainous lakeside landscape to body and celestial bats to neck;

3 Chinese embroidery fragments. 19th century. One of K'ossu work from a dragon robe.