Three Silk Fragments

Period: 18th century Description: three silk fragments with intricate metallic thread embroidery.Dimensions: 26 x 9, 12 x 10, 12 x 11

Three Chinese silk fragmentslargest 20 1/2in x 30 1/2in (52cm x 77.5cm)

Three Indian Silk Brocade Fragments, 19th C. Each on a dark blue ground with repeating rows of gold outlined in red on both sides and rows of blue with repeating red and gold paisley designs. Each att

Comprises three various silk textile fragments all depicting various scenes, one with butterflies (the lining is torn), one with a squirrel, the last with three bats. Dimensions: 0.00 " &nbs

A CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK BLACK-GROUND JACKET, A GROUP OF EMBROIDERED PANELS AND FRAGMENTS AND THREE SILK SCROLL HANGINGS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. The jacket embroidered with phoenix, peacocks, butterfli

A group of three framed embroidered silk textile fragments. ++ Red floral textile fragment. 11" x 2 1/2". Frame: 15 1/8" x 7". Fading, light pulls in thread. ++ Purple paisley and floral textile fragm

3 Chinese Silk Embroidered Partial Fabric Bolts. Three Chinese red silk fabric textile fragments with hand embroidered floral designs.

ENGLISH FLORAL EMBROIDERED FRAGMENTS, LOT OF THREE, silk on linen canvas with cross stitching, the large piece in two joined panels with added end edges, probably used as a court cloth. Probably late

A KESI SILK FRAGMENT WITH IMMORTALS China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 18th century. Woven in Kesi technique in bright colors with a scene depicting three figures next to a vase with lingzhi, symbolizin

(lot of 10) Chinese woven silk 'dragon' robe fragments, comprising three circular kesi woven fragments, five circular brocade woven fragments, and two square brocade woven fragments, largest 21.75"h.

Period: 19th-century Origin: France Description: Three pieces of French silk brocade curtain panel and fragments.Dimensions: 96 x 48, 200 x 10, 96 x 48

THREE CHINESE SILK SKIRTS, QING DYNASTY. The first two skirt fragments in pale blue, one pleated, embroidered with butterflies and flowers, the third skirt in two parts, pleated and coral ground, simi

ASIAN: Three embroidered Mandarin rank badges, Chinese, late Qing Dynasty: one silk robe fragment with polychrome embroidery, gold bird and flowers and red sun, silk liner on back shattering, 8" x 9",

Three Japanese Silk Articles 18th-19th Century comprising two priest's robes and one fragment. Length of longest 83 1/4 in., 210.8 cm. This lot is located in Chicago. Sold to Benefit the Acq

An embroidered silk suzani fragment of a wall runner with red ground, decorated with two floral arches and two peacocks within a floral field, bordered on three sides with a wide band of floral chain,

Chinese School, fragments, set of three, 18th century, polychrome painted silk, framed, each: 12.75"w x 52.25"h; framed 13.75"w x 53.5"h. Provenance: The Warshawsky Collection, Chicago, IL

The larger depicting an Aristocratic Traveler on horseback with three attendants; the smaller of a Scholar with attendants meeting a Lady with the same, both on pale gold fields with the figurework do

Greek Island Embroidery Fragment, Rhodes, 18th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 27'' x 29'' (69 x 74 cm). Fragment of an embroidery that is most likely a part of a bed tent panel. The three main des

Anonymous: Three Buddhist Figural Painting Fragments Ink and color on silk, framed and glazed. 24 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches (62.2 x 29.2 cm) each [Extensive losses, creasing, abrasions, soiling, fully laid

A Chinese blue silk embroidered dragon robe / large framed fragment from the back of the robe. Qing Dynasty. Fine embroidered decoration depicting three large 5-claw dragons, bats and precious objects

Group of Three Assorted Chenille Bedspreads together with three assorted blankets, floral needlepoint seat cushion top, silk table runner with fringe, floral fabric fragment, and crocheted tablecloth

the tapestry 16th century; each backed with later beige silk Two: 16 x 16 in. (40.6 x 40.6 cm.), One: 21 x 29 in. (53.3 x 73.7 cm.) Provenance: Property from an Estate, Beverly Park, California, curat

Three Chinese or Japanese silk embroidered bamboo panels with birds from the late 19th or early 20th century. The panels are all hand embroidered with fine intricate needlework stitching. Panels are n

1 blue silk chiffon over pink silk underdress trimmed w/ gold lace, CF, hem & back panels of multicolor damask, floral & foliate motifs embroidered in beads & sequins, c. 1924, label “William Hardy