Three Pairs of Chinese Late Qing Sleeve Panels,

of rectangular form, decorated with birds amongst flowering trees in a peking knot in tones of red, green and blue, 49cm x 9,5cm (2)

Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels LATE QING DYNASTY comprising two sleeve bands, the first a violet satin example worked in polychrome and gilt-metal wrapped threads, the second an ivory example e

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

Late Qing or Republic period. The panels having been mirrored at the top and trimmed with pierced carved hardwood. Each panel is inset with three nicely glazed and decorated porcelain plaques. Good ov

A pair Chinese, Qing sleeve panels each depicting two maidens in a garden with willow tree and pagoda, worked in Peking knot and silk stitch, the woven braiding with everlasting knot, flame and other

Three pairs of Chinese silk sleeve panels, embroidered with figures in garden settings, longest pair overall 111cm, and another single sleeve panel,

of rectangular form, decorated with a heavy ground of peony, butterflies and grasshopper, in rich tones of blue, green and gilt, 47cm x 7.5cm (2)

Pair of late Qing sleeve bands with blue and gold flowers and butterflies in forbidden stitch and satin stitch, mounted within brocade bands and framed. Textile, approx. 21" x 11". Frame, approx. 26"

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED ORANGE ROUNDEL Late Qing, together with three other Late Qing silk panels. Largest 48 cm square. (4)

DESCRIPTION: Ten pairs of sleeve bands embroidered in gold thread. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and related Chinese antiques i

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

DESCRIPTION: Each of the seven 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

DESCRIPTION: Ten pairs of sleeve bands embroidered in gold thread. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and related Chinese antiques i

DESCRIPTION: Ten pairs of sleeve bands embroidered in gold thread. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and related Chinese antiques i

Pair of late Qing Chinese wood carved panels. 8in by 46in. Age wear.

A Fine Pair Chinese Silk Embroidered Sleeves Panel Qing Dynasty. Frame Measure 32" X 18, Silk 24.5" X 12.5". || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition

Satin Short Jacket, embroidered in Peking knot with Buddhist emblems to the body and butterflies and foliage to the sleeve panels, with ribbon border accents, with blue silk lining, length 64cm

Chinese late Qing dynasty robe of dark blue silk, with floral roundels decorating both front and back, the lower hem with embroidered with landscape and herons and bats, sleeve panels with larger scal

Jacket, c.1890, with wide black satin trim embroidered with double coins and endless knot in silver thread, with pale pink satin sleeve panels embroidered with phoenix, birds and butterflies by a blos

Jacket, embroidered with central vase with flowers to the back, surrounded by sprays of flowers, foliage and buddhas citron, in tones of blue, pink and green, with cream satin sleeve panels embroidere

Pair of Chinese Hongmu (Rosewood) Armchairs, Chinese, Late Qing Dynasty, mid-19th century, 43 x 23.5 x 17.5 inches, shou panel on the splat.

3pc Antique Chinese Silk Sleeve Panels Framed. Includes three pairs of polychrome silk embroidered sleeve panels. One has forbidden stitch embroidery. Temple scene and floral motifs. Framed sizes are

THREE KESI 'IMMORTALS' SILK PANELS, LATE QING DYNASTY China, 1900s. Each finely woven with silk thread in the Kesi technique, depicting immortals, court attendants, and dignitaries in landscapes, all