Five Chinese Silk Textiles, Late Qing Dynasty

A GROUP OF FOUR EMBROIDERED SILK TEXTILES, LATE QING DYNASTY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. Consisting of a single blue silk sleeve band, executed with Beijing knot, satin stitch and g

One large Chinese Qing Silk Embroidered Cloud Collar with a group of three other embroidered textiles. Late Qing Dynasty (1880 - 1911) with a small late 20th change purse. Dimensions: H30" x W 30" wit

A large Chinese embroidery textile. Late Qing dynasty. Golden silk ground, decorated with six embroidered auspicious and floral motif medallions, surounded by various floral motifs and butterflies in

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of ten delicately embroidered sleeve bands, building five matching pairs. One crème colored

The robe embroidered with gilt and silk threads depicting a five claw dragon amid clouds and bats above a sea.58in. (147cm) l.Circa: 1900

Late Qing Dynasty Cut Velvet Table Valence along with fragment , silk cut velvet five-clawed dragons leaping amidst clouds and auspicious symbols above water motifs and a lishui stripe, with similar d

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

A fine Chinese red silk five coloured cloud pattern horizontal pelmet, Qing Dynasty, late 19th century, embroidered with a large Phoenix and running five clawed dragon, probably to adorn a door way or

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, The five poisonous creatures (scorpion, viper, centi

Two Chinese silk embroidered dragon textiles, likely made from robes, Qing Dynasty. Both depicting a facing five-claw dragon over two flanking five-claw dragons in couched metallic gold threadwork ami

A Chinese silk dragon robe richly embroidered with five claw dragons, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900, sleeves shortened, sections of silk thread removed, 135cm long

A CHINESE SILK AND GILT COUCHED THREAD FORBIDDEN STITCH EMBROIDERY LADIES JACKET RONDEL, LATE QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), an embroidered textile fragment, a double gourd vase issuing swirling vines and

of rectangular form, embroidered with five clawed dragon roundels, 810cm x 75cm

Finely embroidered on a chestnut-coloured ground in gold thread with five-clawed dragons in frontal position between clouds and bajixian, dragons chasing the flaming pearl, phoenixes, flowers, bats an

Origin:China Date/Period:19th.c Material:Silk Approximate Size:Diameter:7in Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, The five poisonous creatures (scorpion, viper, centipede, house lizard and

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th century CE. This is a beautiful hand woven and embroidered silk and brocade textile that was once a panel from a robe, perha

Lot of four antique Chinese embroidery pieces, late Qing dynasty. Two small silk purses with embroidery work, metal enameled beads, string tassels larger one 5" x 3.5" body. Two ivory silk gold thread

Silk with multi-colored silk, with woven application borders, inside with silk lining, five rose quartz buttons and fabric loops at the front. China, late Qing dynasty This dark pink Changyi robe show

Silk with multi-colored silk and gold brocade threads, backside lined with plain yellow linen. China, late Qing dynasty This large embroidery, composed of five fragments, shows a pair of large frontal

DESCRIPTION: Each of the five is a pair of two sleeve bands with hand embroidered patterns. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and r

DESCRIPTION: Each of the five is a pair of two sleeve bands with hand embroidered patterns. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and r

TWO CHINESE QING DYNASTY TEXTILESChina, late 19th century. Red grounded skirt with silver and gold highlighted dragons and phoenix down the side, 36" length. Together with a silk Mandarin panel with b

Two antique Chinese embroidered silk textiles: Qing Dynasty purple robe and round blue cloth.The robe having edge trim with butterfly and insect motif. The blue panel having mythical phoenix bird with

A GROUP OF 18 CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED TEXTILES, QING DYNASTY