A MASSIVE SILK KESI 'THREE KINGDOMS' PANEL Late Qing dynasty

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

A Chinese Embroidered Kesi Silk Panel late qing dynasty of rectangular form, worked to show the immortal Magu standing bearing a sickle suspending a peach filled basket, a crane standing besides her.

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

A Chinese Kesi Woven Silk 'Dragonfly and Flower' Panel LATE QING DYNASTY finely worked in cream and pale blue threads of square form, showing a central lozenge roundel of gilt metallic threads surroun

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

Two Embroidered and Woven Silk 'Dragon' Panels LATE QING DYNASTY comprising a brocade woven example showing three sinuous dragons after a flaming pearl amidst red flaming wisps and tricolor cloud scro

A SILK PANEL OF THE THREE STAR GODS Late Qing/Republic period The large red silk ground panel of brocade weave (kesi), depicting Fu Lu and Shou with nine boys at their feet, all dressed in elaborate t

A Chinese silk Kesi panel, Qing Dynasty, circa 1850-1880, with a scene of Xiwangmu and her attendants seated atop a crane as they descend to meet Shoulao and the Eight Daoist Immortals standing on a r

A Large Chinese Embroidered Silk Panel LATE QING DYNASTY of rectangular form, worked in multi-colored threads depicting Xiwangmu dressed in elaborated garments, seated in front of two female immortals

Large embroidered pale orange silk panel, late Qing dynasty. 2-section panel with fruit and floral decoration. Plexiglas frame. (Overall: 68 x 56 1/2 inches).

A fine Chinese embroidered silk panel. Late Qing Dynasty / early Republic era. Brocade silk panel having an embroidered needlework picture, depicting horses at play within a colorful landscape setting

A fine Chinese embroidered silk panel. Late Qing Dynasty / early Republic era. Brocade silk panel embroidered using gold and green threads to depict a floral garden setting and with bright colorful po

A fine Chinese embroidered silk panel. Late Qing Dynasty / early Republic era. Brocade silk panel embroidered using gold and green threads to depict a floral garden setting and with bright colorful po

Four Chinese Silk Kesi Panels, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), 19th century, the fine embroideries with warriors engaged in battle waving blue and coral banners, image 38-1/4" x 10-1/8". Glazed, matted and

Two Chinese Blue Ground Embroidered Silk Panels LATE QING DYNASTY The larger 36 x 29 in., 91.5 x 73.7 cm.

Seven Chinese Embroidered and Woven Silk Panels LATE QING DYNASTY 晚清 織繡一組七件each of rectangular form, comprising one velvet example, and six exam

An silk embroidered panel,Late Qing dynasty.H: 36" x W:28" (inch)

Fine Chinese silk kesi embroidered panel, Qing Dynasty (c. 19th c.), depicting a blue dragon amidst clouds and waves, the sky dotted with auspicious objects, matted and framed, 31"h x 13"w (sight), 42

Chinese Embroidered Silk Double Panel, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), worked in satin stitch with birds and flowers on a cream ground, sight 25 in. x 12 3/4 in., framed

A MONUMENTAL TWO-FOLD WOODEN SCREEN SET WITH TWO (2) POSSIBLY SUZHOU ‘HUNDRED BIRDS - BǍI NIǍO - 百 鸟’ EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY

IMPORTANT, RARE, MASSIVE CHINESE DRAGONS SILK KESI, QING DYNASTY Period, and of the period (1644-1911). In series with Lot 241 The tall rectangular silt tapestry wealthy displayed the imperial five-c

IMPORTANT, RARE, MASSIVE CHINESE DRAGONS SILK KESI QING DYNASTY Qing Period, and of the period (1644-1911). In series with Lot 242 The tall rectangular silt tapestry wealthy displayed the imperial fi

Antique Chinese Kesi silk panel, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), Dancing boy in landscape, unsigned, approx. 43.5"h x 18.75"w Provenance: The Collection of visual artist Lewis Stein, NYC Notes/Literature: Art

* A Chinese Kesi Silk Panel qing dynasty (1644-1911) of rectangular form, worked to show a lady with a boy in a garden, framed. 42 x 16 1/4 inches. Estimate $600-800 Property from the Collection of Ms