Needlework, Pr. Japanese Silk on Silk, c 1940

A pink oriental-style jacket, c.1940, woven with silver bamboo design and frog fastening, a Japanese silk kimono, c.1940, printed with chrysanthemum design, and a black and white raffia fascinator, fr

A framed Chinese or Japanese patriotic needlework picture on silk, c.1905. Made for the American market, depicting an eagle perched on flags over the (misspelled) motto E. Plubirus Unum (E. Pluribus U

Dramatic 19th C. Japanese embroidery with silk and gold and silver metallic thread depicting three writhing dragons against a whorled ground. Elaborate needlework covering every inch. Green border ret

Japanese Woodblock Print, c1940/50, Uchida Publisher, early printing. SIZE IN INCHES: 11.5 x 17 COMMENTS: Skillfully executed "bokashi" shading, extensive "gauffrage" (embossing), nicely detailed. Won

Pair Japanese Paintings on Cloth, unsigned, possibly silk, depicts: landscapes: one with water mill, the other with ducks in water, site 23" x 23", both matted in gilt frames 36" x 36", early 20th C.

Japanese embroidered silk 'painting', 20th c., silk thread embroidery depicting a birch forest in Autumn, beautifully matted and framed under Plexiglas, 15"h x 19"w (sight), 27.25"h x 31"w (frame) Pro

Japanese Silk Embroidery On Blue Silk Ground, Early 20th C. Depicting cranes and flowers. Size: 4'5'' x 4'4'' (135 x 132 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

PR. JAPANESE CUT TO CRANBERRY GLASS ELECTRIFIED LUSTRES, C. 1940/50, H.14 1/2"

Pair of late Meiji Japanese silk embroidery panels, each depicting a swirling dragon in silk and silver threads. Both framed under glass.(Each) sight; height: 17 in x width: 17 in. Framed; height: 19

African wall hanging. Silk, C. 1940's. 49" x 84".

This pair of entirely handsewn silk Japanese kimonos features a very graphic/geometric rough silk kimono in brown, mint and ivory, and a vivid fuschia floral Kimono with large roses. They measure 60"

15" x 13" & 15.5" x 11".

Japanese Buddhist Priest's Silk Mantle (Kesa), 18th/19th C. Silk and paper brocade (kinran): Originally developed out of necessity, poor Buddhist monks utilized old remnants of material cut into squar

Group of 4 small needlework samplers. 1) Needlework sampler made by Elizabeth Lacy. Silk on silk. Possibly Pa. C. 1820. H 12-1/2" W 10-5/8". 2) Needlework sampler made by Mary Morriss. 1816. H 16" W 1

Pair of large panels embroidered in flowers in white on a red silk background. Either created as curtains or reconfigured as curtains. Dimensions: L 112" x W 46" Condition: General overall wear, some

19th century Japanese black silk hat, 14" x 19" x 5" in case. Provenance: Estate of the late Beverley Jackson of Santa Barbara, California.

19th C. Japanese Silk Kesa, Buddhist Monk's Robe. Size: 84'' x 46'' (213 x 117 cm).

19th C. Japanese Silk Kesa, Buddhist Monk's Robe. Silk brocade, dragon and phoenix motif. Size: 3'8'' x 7'7'' (112 x 231 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

JAPANESE SILK NEEDLEWORK WITH PATRIOTIC DESIGNSLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyFinely detailed depiction of the arms of Massachusetts backed by American flags, with the state name above and its Latin mott

Vintage Japanese silk needlework coat. Imperfections.

19th c. silk needlework, two birds. Sight 17" x 16 1/2".

19th c. silk needlework. Religious subject. Sight 8" x 12 1/2".

White silk crepe w/ purple, black, brown & green print, B 34", W 28", (some tiny holes at neck) very good.

JAPANESE EMBROIDERED SILK KIMONO, C. 1880, L 57"A late 19th century Japanese ceremonial wedding kimono. Having embroidered silk floral and animal motifs throughout.