Suite of Four Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels, The Four Gracious Plants

Suite of Four Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels, The Four Gracious Plants20th century, neutral and silver-toned silk thread on an off-white silk fabric, each panel depicting one of the "Four Gracious Pl

Four Chinese Silk Embroidered PanelsFour Chinese silk embroidered panels; each depicting birds amid flowers in a pond, two on blue ground and the other cream; set into carved plum blossom hardwood fra

A Group of Four Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels 32 x 14-3/4 inches (81.3 x 37.5 cm) (largest) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

FOUR CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED PANELS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Scenes of bird with sanduo, the three abundances of peach, finger citron and pomegranate 63 x 34cm; Birds and floral sprays, 64cm x 24cm; Flow

FOUR CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED PANELS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Scenes of birds on peach branch, 63 x 24.5cm; Floral sprays 62 x 27.5cm; Floral sprays 67 x 35cm; Flowering branches 60 x 35cm. Each gilt fram

Four Chinese Silk Embroidered Panels. 1)  Birds And Chrysanthemums 11-1/2"w x 25"h Rectangle 2)  Playing Children 13"w x 25-1/2"h Rectangle 3)  Peacock With Flowers 12-1/4" Square

All early 20th century, one pair with butterflies, framed, 4 3/4 x 8 3/4"; plus single butterfly, framed, 7 x 6"; and fish, framed, 5 x 9".

SET OF FOUR CHINESE-STYLE SILK-EMBROIDERED PANELS, each landscape scene in a vertical format, featuring a variety of birds. Each housed in a modern frame retaining Wilmington, DE gallery label attache

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

A Set of Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels. Each sight: 37" x 13" Frames: 44.5" x 20"

Full title: Four Chinese embroidered silk panels with figures in landscapes, 19th/20th C. Description: 72,5 x 31 cm (the largest)

A Set of Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels. Depicting pheasants, cranes, other birds and butterflies, against a floral and dogwood ground Frame: 18.5" x 9.5"

China, circa 1900, consisting of two panels in ebonized frames measuring 24" high & 25.75" high, one panel in a teal & silvered frame measuring 39.5" high, and one in a giltwood frame measuring 48" hi

Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels 19TH-20TH CENTURY comprising one large blue ground example embroidered with figures and a qilin in a landscape, and three tasseled examples, one with embroidered

Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels. Together with a Chinese embroidered silk panel of a geisha and crane Largest frame: 27" x 18"

Four Chinese silk embroidered framed figural panels. Sight size: 5" x 3.5"

Group of Four Chinese Framed Silk Embroidered Floral Panels with Poetic Inscriptions. Each panel is finely embroidered on cream-colored silk ground to depict chrysanthemums for autumn, with the poetic

Group of Four Chinese Orange Ground Silk Embroidered Panels. Comprising a square shape orange red ground brocade butterflies and peonies motif panel; a square form orange red ground brocade crane, pin

The large panel with two individual panels richly embroidered with two phoenix in gilt thread on a red ground, two of the other three panels with a richly embroidered panel of butterflies and flowers

A Group of Four Embroidered Silk Panels, Qing Dynasty

Four mid-20th century Chinese silk embroidered panels, two measure 30" x 17", framed 22" x 9 1/2", two measure 27" x 11", framed 23" x 5 1/2".

A SET OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS depicting various birds and insects amongst foliated landscapes - mounted in glazed chamfered gilt ebonised frames. (36cm wide, 121cm high)

Four framed Qing Dynasty embroidered silk panels, decoration includes insects, flowers and figures.Dimensions: The frames range from 12" x 5" to 29" x 6".

Chinese Qing Silk Embroidered Children Panel Framed 35''x32''. Depicts four children with blossoming flower tree. Some scattered edge fray and staining. Panel measures 26''x24'' by itself. 19th centur