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Chinese Qing Dynasty. The painted paper panel depicting a courtyard scene with two figures. Measuring 9 1/2" y 7 1/4". (Cond: losses to border and scenery) (3000/4000) NOTE: DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL

Chinese Silk Brocade Panel Qing Dynasty? Print?, 44 x 56 inches frame 37 x 49.5 inches (painting)

ASIAN: Chinese silk embroidered panel, Qing Dynasty, largely embroidered in blue silk on cream ground, central design of a vase on stand surrounded by various Buddhist, Daoist and other auspicious sym

A Framed Chinese Embroidered Silk Panel Qing Dynasty. Size: 66x34cm

Chinese Embroidered Silk Panel, Qing Dynasty. Frame Approximately 11.5 x .5 x 30.5 in. Silk approximately 7.875 x 23.25 in.

Two Chinese silk embroidered panelsQing dynasty, 19th century or earlierThe first, finely executed, depicting a celebratory procession, leading a successful scholar, Kueixing behind, all on a navy blu

A Chinese silk Kesi panel, Qing Dynasty, circa 1850-1880, with a scene of Xiwangmu and her attendants seated atop a crane as they descend to meet Shoulao and the Eight Daoist Immortals standing on a r

Antique Chinese Kesi silk panel, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), Dancing boy in landscape, unsigned, approx. 43.5"h x 18.75"w Provenance: The Collection of visual artist Lewis Stein, NYC Notes/Literature: Art

* A Chinese Kesi Silk Panel qing dynasty (1644-1911) of rectangular form, worked to show a lady with a boy in a garden, framed. 42 x 16 1/4 inches. Estimate $600-800 Property from the Collection of Ms

Four Chinese Silk Kesi Panels, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), 19th century, the fine embroideries with warriors engaged in battle waving blue and coral banners, image 38-1/4" x 10-1/8". Glazed, matted and

Two Chinese Silk Brocade Panels, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), similarly decorated with floral and lotus designs cut on a lime-green or blue-green ground, 63 in. x 30 1/2 in., black silk border, framed (o

(3) antique Chinese embroidered silk panels, Qing Dynasty, largest: 11" x 9" (sight), framed en suite

A Chinese silk embroidered large panel, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, worked in coloured and gilded threads with a line of ten mythical deities, the central figure riding upon a qilin, part of another (

A Fine Pair Chinese Silk Embroidered Sleeves Panel Qing Dynasty. Frame Measure 32" X 18, Silk 24.5" X 12.5". || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition

A Group of Four Embroidered Silk Panels, Qing Dynasty

Fine Chinese silk kesi embroidered panel, Qing Dynasty (c. 19th c.), depicting a blue dragon amidst clouds and waves, the sky dotted with auspicious objects, matted and framed, 31"h x 13"w (sight), 42

A Large Chinese Embroidered Silk Panel LATE QING DYNASTY of rectangular form, worked in multi-colored threads depicting Xiwangmu dressed in elaborated garments, seated in front of two female immortals

An Embroidered and Kesi Woven Silk Panel Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) 清 緙絲綉片一幅 worked to a sea green ground with component parts and edges bordered by flor

A fine Chinese embroidered silk panel. Late Qing Dynasty / early Republic era. Brocade silk panel having an embroidered needlework picture, depicting horses at play within a colorful landscape setting

A fine Chinese embroidered silk panel. Late Qing Dynasty / early Republic era. Brocade silk panel embroidered using gold and green threads to depict a floral garden setting and with bright colorful po

Lot 162 Chinese Embroidered Red Silk Panel (Qing Dynasty) with a beauty surrounded by butterflies, bats and flowers in the lower register, and with scholars objects, including calligraphy brushes, a

A fine Chinese embroidered silk panel. Late Qing Dynasty / early Republic era. Brocade silk panel embroidered using gold and green threads to depict a floral garden setting and with bright colorful po

Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels LATE QING DYNASTY comprising two sleeve bands, the first a violet satin example worked in polychrome and gilt-metal wrapped threads, the second an ivory example e

A Chinese Embroidered Kesi Silk Panel late qing dynasty of rectangular form, worked to show the immortal Magu standing bearing a sickle suspending a peach filled basket, a crane standing besides her.