A Japanese silk embroidery depicting a rooster on an

A Japanese silk embroidery depicting a rooster on an o-daiko drum, Edo ou Meiji, 19th C. Dim.: 90 x 69,5 cm (the embroidery excl. frame)Dim.: 96 x 77,5 cm (the frame) We have more lots available exclu

19th/early 20th Centuries, including a Japanese silk embroidery depicting a bird and lotus on a brown ground, 31 x 16 in.; a Chinese silk double panel with butterflies and a blue peony border, 31 x 13

Japanese silk embroidery depicting two birds amongst foliage against an open landscape.Height: 13 1/2 in x width: 20 1/2 in.

An unusual Chinese or Japanese silk embroidery depicting a tiger on a background with hand-painted wash. Condition with appropriate signs of age, wear, and use, see photos for details. Approximate dim

Large Framed Japanese Silk Embroidery Tapestry. Depicting a pagoda with two imposing dragons. {Tapestry: 75 x 50 inches (190.5 x 127 cm); Frame: 85 x 61 inches (216 x 155 cm)}.

Dimensions: (Frame) H 66.25" x W 46", (Sight) H 65.75" x W 45.5" Condition: Minor areas of tarnish to frame.

Late Meiji or early Showa period, a silk embroidery depicting a flying phoenix. Dimensions: the artwork 40 1/2" x 70 1/2", the frame 49" x 80" 

Japanese Silk Embroidery, Showa Period. Depicting birds amid cherry blossoms and flowers. Size: 36'' x 13'', 91 x 33 cm (sight); 38'' x 15'', 97 x 38 cm (frame).

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

Large framed Japanese silk embroidery panel, circa 1915, depicting an eagle diving on a pair of birds above a wooded landscape with a stream and pagodas, the whole edged in silk brocade with Shou char

Large Japanese embroidery panel, depicting two fighting roosters. Site: 45"W x 67"L, Circa - 18th - 19th C.

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese silk embroidered wedding kimono, composed of gilded embroidery depicting crane and floral vine motifs, comes with the original sash. Elegantly displayed of a wooden stand. ORIG

A fine ladies Asian / Chinese or Japanese woven / embroidered needlework silk jacket. Colorful embroidery threads depicting figures, flowers, florals, foliage, birds, teahouses and scrolling designs.

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

Mid-20th Century or Earlier The polychrome textile depicting five blue dragons against a pink field with black trimmed border, further embellished with metallic thread 53.5" H x 28" W

JAPAN, TAISHO PERIOD A fine needlepoint depicting Mt. Fuji in subtle colors and earth tones. Mounted in a finely grain oak and ebonized frame.

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.

A long blue silk embroidery depicting a series of culturally significant birds: partridges, roosters, cranes, herons, peacocks and wood ducks in mirrored descending pairs, with flowering branches and

Japanese ceremonial robe or wedding Kimono circa 20th century with heavy metallic embroidery depicting birds and flowers, crimson lining and trim. Hanging as shown, the body measures 25" across, each

Meiji period (1868-1912), silk embroidery on a taupe damask ground, depicting a perched white heron, within a contemporary frame, overall: 39.25'' H x 34'' W x 0.75'' D, est: $600/900 Provenance: Esta

A 19TH/20TH CENTURY JAPANESE BLACK GROUND EMBROIDERED SILK HANGING, with a Hessian backing, the embroidery depicting a group of Hai Riyo bird dragons above swirling waves, approx. 72in x 51in. 150-250

Japanese embroidery triptych, silk woven to rice paper, depicting villages scenes, each mounted in frame; each 49"H 21.5"W

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

An antique Japanese ink and color on silk scroll painting after Ito Jakuchu, 1716 to 1800, depicting a rooster and his family. Signed lower left and upper right. The numerous extant paintings of chick