Chinese Embroidered Collar, Qing Dynasty

(2) Chinese embroidered silk childrens collars, Qing Dynasty (19th c. or later), one in the form of a tiger, the other a half collar with monkey motif, in shadow plexi frame, 20.5"h x 12.25"w (framed)

of ruyi form, decorated with Buddhist precious items in tones of blue and accented n tones of blue and green accented in gilt, l 36cm

DESCRIPTION: Qing dynasty embroidered collar with tassels. In black frame with black background. Peach, pale red, and seafoam green colors throughout. Central section with characters and floral motifs

DESCRIPTION: Two Qing Dynasty embroidered collars with tassels and metal elements. In black frames with black background. 1) Central section depicting figure and butterfly. 18" x 11". In frame: 21-1/2

DESCRIPTION: Two Qing dynasty embroidered collars with tassels. Each in black frames with black background. MEASUREMENTS: One 17" x 5-1/2". One 14-1/2" x 7". CONDITION: Minor wear and losses to each.

Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Ladies' Festival Collars LATE QING DYNASTY-EARLY REPUBLIC PERIOD each radiating example worked with delicately embroidered in bright floss with various flowers, figures,

A Chinese silk embroidered collar, 19thc / early 20th century Qing Dynasty. Hand-stitched using colorful threads with gold threading throughout. Decorated with birds, pheasants, peacock and phoenix am

Qing dynasty (1644-1911), late 19th century, with outside cloud band, finely embroidered with figures on outdoor verandas amid lush botanicals. Diameter: 19 in. The Lifelong Collection of Keith and Ca

Chinese Qing dynasty silk collar, embroidered in silk stitch, and gold thread, scenes depicting figures in a landscape with flowers, the shaped form bordered by two rows of braid and deep silk tassels

Chinese Qing Dynasty Embroidered Silk Cloud Collar; the collar shaped as 4 large Ruyi heads with 4 small Ruyi heads in between and a front seam for buttons beautifully embroidered in satin stitch and

A Chinese black gauze lady's robe with embroidered collar and sleeves, late Qing dynasty, the black ground woven with large dragon roundels, lined with floral ribbons and wide blue silk bands embroide

A Chinese silk festive cloud collar, Qing dynasty, circa 1880, embroidered with flowers and auspicious symbols and ladies in a heavenly garden, bright coloured border in blue silk, lined with red dama

A LARGE QING DYNASTY CHINESE EMBROIDERED FRAMED SILK COLLAR, 80cm square.

Group of Chinese embroidered items including an unusual Qing dynasty collar, each section with a design of a horse in landscape, similar sections, an uncut collar with maidens, and three roundels depi

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

Chinese Qing Dynasty Embroidered Silk 5-Claw Dragon Collar, the Dragons in laid gold wrapped threads; together with a Triple Layer Ruyi Cloud Collar with flowers and figures in satin stitch and Peking

A formal stylized Chinese 'cloud collar' with embroidered silk details over a silk foundation, the edges finished, float mounted in a hardwood frame with a double mat, late Qing Dynasty (mid t

Silk with multi-colored silk threads, silk tassels, inside paper and silk lining, metal discs. China, late Qing Dynasty This highly decorative lady's cloud collar is richly embroidered with figurative

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

THREE CHINESE QING DYNASTY COLLARSChina, 19th- early 20th century, Silk embroidered collars in three (3) individual forms including mushroom form, lotus petal, and an elaborate scalloped edge layered

Silk gauze with multi-colored silk threads, with woven application borders and loops at the collar and front, one gilt copper button at the collar. China, late Qing dynasty This delicate silk gauze Ji

champagne silk embroidered with figures, eternal knot and flowers with ruyi head border, in tones of blue, purple, green and red, uncut collar and trim meant for 'end of mourning' robe, 76cm x 108cm

Two pairs of Chinese sleevebands, Qing Dynasty, embroidered in blue silk Pekin knot stitch and an elaborate framed layered Chinese wedding collar, which has been rearranged in a cascade of cloud shape

A Chinese yellow silk embroidered jacket, late Qing Dynasty, worked with bats, Shou medallions and gourds, the collar, sleeves and borders applied with bands of insects, birds and flowers in colours a