Chinese Qing Kesi scroll

Chinese Qing Kesi scroll. Depicting God and Goddess of Longevity 19th. C. Site: 33 3/4W x 56 1/4"H

Chinese Qing Painted Kesi Silk Scroll 77''x16.5'' Image. Polychrome painted floating landscape with immortals and phoenix. Larger areas of color and kesi stitched silk with over painted motifs. Signed

LARGE Chinese Kesi silk scroll, QING DYNASTY Period and of the period. Depicted Daoist Immortals in various pursuits within heavenly pavilion and garden landscape. Showing themed calligraphy inscripti

Silk Kesi tapestry on the 'hundred little boys' theme, the boys romping with horses, giant sweets, firecrackers, kites, musical instruments, and generally horsing around. Late Qing. Lovely soft colors

Important Chinese Qing kesi textile, finely woven to depict immortal Tieguai Li on waves, with an Imperial Zhuanghua Yunjin brocade border. Site: 46.5"H x 32"W; Frame: 51.5"H x 37.25"W. Circa - 17th -

Absolutely stunning and finely crafted Chinese Qing Dynasty (1644–1911) Imperial Court silk robe embroidered throughout with Kesi silk and metal gold wire thread to depict dragons flying amongst lin

Chinese Qing kesi robe, depicting flowers and butterflies. PROVENANCE: Wheeling Public Museum, Bennet Collection. 56"H x 46"W, Circa - 19th C.

Dimensions: W 11" L 22". Chinese Qing Kesi Embroidery Rank Badge

Chinese Qing Kesi Phoenix Silk Panel . Late 18th / Early 19th Century. Dimensions: 54" x 26"

Four Chinese Qing Dynasty Kesi colored Silk "Soldiers and Horses" Tapestry Panels with Gold thread highlights. Height of each 38 3/4 inches (98.2 cm.) X width 10 5/8 inches (27 cm.). PROVENANCE: From

Chinese Qing Kesi Panel Depicting Cranes. Late 18th / Early 19th Century. Dimensions: 54" x 26".

Rare Chinese Qing dynasty kossu or kesi rank badge with woven bird, possibly peacock, feather. The incorporation of feather in textile was valued in Qing dynasty as the famous Chinese early Qing dynas

Pr. Chinese Qing Kesi panels, depicting boys playing on landscape. Circa late 19th-early 20th C. Site 15 1/2"W x 62 3/8"H x 2

(4) Chinese kesi scrolls, depicting warrior in battlefield. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Shop in Dallas, Texas. M

L: 393 3/4 in(1000cm) W: 18 1/2 in(47cm)

L: 370 1/8 in(940cm) W: 13 3/4 in(35cm)

L: 208 5/8 in(530cm) W: 13 3/8 in(34cm)

Depicting Xi Wangmu with a jade girl and phoenix. Image: 51" x 23". A prominent New York family; thence by descent.

L: 157 1/2 in(400cm) W: 11 in(28cm)

Chinese Qing Dynasty - Silk Scroll Painting of "phoenixs", imitation of Yuan Dynasty Style. In 1925, this painting was presented to New York's metropolitan museum by big Banker Mrs Amon in 1925.Dimens

Large Chinese silk Kesi scroll, 19th century, 62" h x 34" w.

A Chinese Qing dynasty scroll by Miu Jiahui. Miu, Jiahui (China, 1841-1918). Depicting flowers in a vase on a stand. With long inscription m.l. Signed and stamp marked after the inscription. 50 7/8" x

A Chinese silk kesi scroll, 17th century, depicting a Daoist deity with tiara and seated on a double lotus base, the figure surmounted with a symbol of the Eight Trigrams, originally mounted as a hang

Chinese Qing Dynasty Kesi Embroidery Silk Panel. Dimensions 26.25" x 29.5"