Japanese Embroidered Textile

4 Japanese Embroidered Textiles, Early-Mid 20th C.Ranging in size: 1'2'' x 2'11'' (36 x 89 cm) to 6'2'' x 4'6'' (188 x 137 cm).

Antique Japanese Embroidered Dragon Textile. With Silk Brocade Trim Attached Border. Cotton and silk.Size: 21'' x 22'' (53 x 56 cm). Private California collection.

Old Japanese embroidered silk textile; exhibiting gilt calligraphy embroidered on a cream ground, with raised tiger appliqués below; featuring various floral designs with gilt detailing reserve

Japanese Export Embroidered Textile of Flags, an Anchor, and a Dragon 18 7/8 x 16 7/8 in. (sight), 23 x 21 in. (frame).

Japan, embroidered silk textile, 14"l X 14"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Two Japanese Silk Textiles Panel Designs: 1) Boats within waves of exotic burst of floral 2) Exotic floral and cranes throughout Panel Dimensions: 1) 16' lg. x 2' 9"; 2) 14' lg x 2' 8" Condition: Very

1920's Bolt of Japanese silk embroidered textile shipped from S.Isaac & Co. Ltd. Kobe, Japan to R.Isaac & Son, New York City, postmarked 1923 (view photos) and affiliate office in Yokohama, Japan. *Ja

A LARGE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD EMBROIDERED SILK TEXTILE OF A SEA EAGLE, the finely embroidered eagle perched upon a rocky outcrop with its wings open beneath pine trees, the bottom section with wave de

Large Japanese Silk Embroidered Phoenix Textile. 7'7'' x 5'9'' (231 x 175 cm).

Japanese large embroidered hanging textile, 18th/19th century, couched with two three-clawed dragons in silver and gilt wrapped thread, bordered in silk with phoenix, approx: 46"h x 132"w

Japanese gold couched thread embroidered picture on a black silk ground, circa 1900, of a crayfish and a pine, in a gilt frame. [25 x 25 inches]. In good condition.

Japan,Early 20th Century Large cream textile decorated with red, pink, and white peonies over leaf and tendril pattern. Textile,Sight 67" x 27 3/4".Frame 72 1/8" x 31 1/2" Marked along bottom. From th

Japan,Circa 1940 Pictorial textile of an active harbor with sailboats and a steamship surrounded by forestry with low flying seagulls and planes flying through a cloudy sky. Frame 15" x 19 1/4",Sight

4 embroidered Japanese Obi textiles, small floral decorated scarf, panel & small blanket with gilt embroidered designs (53" by 67"

Ernst Czernotzky (Austrian, 1869-1939). Oil on panel still life painting depicting Japanese objects such as an embroidered phoenix textile, a vase, and a porcelain dog. Signed along the upper left. Wi

Partial suit of Japanese armor, ex-Christie's, Edo period (18th c.), the Do Maru constructed of leather Hon Kozane lacquered black, with stenciled designs, embroidered textile, gilt copper, metal fitt

Japan,19th Century Two framed screens with two panels each for a total of four depicting an array of flowers and a cart. Textile, paint, embroidery,Frames 61 1/4" x 49". From the collection of a Rumfo

Item/Description: Japanese embroidery textile displayed in a gilt and black lacquer carved frame. Textile showcases an eagle perched on a gnarled branch. Signature and red seal are also embroidered. U

A large vintage pin cushion. Crafted within a woven rattan basket, the cushion is adorn with a gold and yellow embroidered textile with a doll with a plaster crafted head sits amongst a red stuffed ba

Japanese obi belt, embroidered in bright red, green and gold-wrapped threads; Asian textile. 166" L.

Japanese figural dolls, early/mid 20th c., traditional crushed bright white oyster shell faces.. Figures in elaborate embroidered vivid textiles. Very attractive figures in very good condition, PLACE

Japanese figural dolls, early/mid 20th c., traditional crushed bright white oyster shell faces.. Figures in elaborate embroidered vivid textiles. Very attractive figures in very good condition, PLACE

Item/Description: Portrait of Japanese woman reading a book. Japanese silk embroidered picture in original frame labeled Koshi Ishi Kobe on back. Unknown artist, no noticeable signature. (textile art)

A Miscellaneous Collection of Asian Embroidered and Printed Textiles, 19th/20th Century. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).