Group of Chinese Embroidery Panels

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

19/20th cen, one measures 19.5"h 7.5"w, the other three measure 23"h 11"w; Provenance: from an Manhattan Gentleman Life Time Collection

19th cen, all with Tears, one measures 57" by 15.5", the second 66" by 19", the third 28.5" by 22"; Provenance: from an Manhattan Gentleman Life Time Collection

The dragon Embroidery measures 12.5 x 24.5 inches.

A group of 62 Chinese embroideries and silk panels dating from the 18th to the 19th centuries. Dimensions are: dimensions vary. Condition: Conditions vary. High resolution images can be found at: http

Large group of 20 various Chinese items, including: embroidery panel; five tassels; large silk knotted piece; gilt lacquered box; large lacquered wood box; wood cage; lacquer round stand; metal seal p

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

Chinese Silk Painting w/ Frame of Eagle .A Very Important Chinese Embroidery Panel During World War II. Dated March 10th, 1945. A gift from the General Huo Kuizhang, the Twentieth Group Army commander

GROUP OF CHINESE EMBROIDERY TEXTILES, 19TH CENTURY, LATE QING DYNASTY. Comprising a silk embroidered neck collar mounted on Kesi work blue silk square panel depicting figures in garden scene; A square

Group Qing Dynasty Silk Embroideries some with laid gold wrapped threads: 3 embroidered Flower panels, red landscape on black, embroidered borders and ribbons removed from a gown, embroidered red sati

A group of five Chinese embroideries 19th century Two panels with the Forbidden Stitch. (5) H: 38, W: 6 1/2 in. (largest) H: 90.52, W: 16.51 cm. (all measurements are approximate) (largest) Provenance

A group of seven Chinese embroideries 19th century Comprising one purple-ground square with insects and flowers; one panel with meander patterning; two pouches with flowers; a decorative jardiniere mo

Two Chinese embroideries dating from the 19th century. The first is an orange-ground panel with blue butterflies and flowers. The second features repeating registers of qilin, leopards, and tigers on

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

A Group of (2) Asian-Chinese embroidery wall art, needlepoint birds, flowers on silk, framed under glass, largest 21"l x 8.5"w and smallest 14.75"l x 9"w with frame

A Group of (2) Asian-Chinese embroidery wall decor, needlepoint birds, flowers on silk, framed under glass, largest 14"l x 16"w and smallest 15.5"l x 12.25"w with frame

A group of seven assorted Chinese embroideries 19th century Comprising one with pink-ground and boys roundel; one tan-ground with flowers; one panel with flowers and birds; a pair of panels with garde

A group of six Chinese textile panels 19th century Comprising two abstract panels without embroidery; four embroidered with figures in a landscape. (6). H: 19 1/8, W: 19 7/8 in. H: 48.58, W: 50.48 cm.

Chinese, 19th/20th century. Group of two silk embroidery textile panels in matching black and parcel gilt accented frames with Asian motif comprising of one with feathered cranes at top in clouds abov

Group of three Chinese framed textiles, including one silk embroidery depicting a scene of birds, and two kesi (k'ossu) panels, one depicting a scene of a figure on a horse, and the other depicting th

includes two pairs of circular embroidery, one with a golden yellow silk ground and one with an iron red silk ground, both with decoration in forbidden stitch; and five smaller circular embroideries d

(4) antique Chinese silk embroideries, 19th/20th c., incl. a pink spotted cat, 14.75"h x 15.25"w (frame), a group of butterflies, 12"squ (frame), and two framed pairs of blue panels, 16.5"h x 10.5"w (

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

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