Chinese Silk Sleeve Band Grouping

Five pieces embroidered floral, cranes, fruit and more. Longest is 42.5".

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of eight neatly embroidered sleeve bands, building four matching pairs. One pair shows a seal a

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of eight delicately embroidered sleeve bands, building four matching pairs. The yellow backgrou

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

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

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, around 1920 This lot comprises a total of six finely embroidered sleeve bands, building three matching pairs – each pair still on an

Pair of framed sleeve bands embroidered with forbidden stitch, image of incense burner in gold and black with blue and black edge, peach field, each approx 24" H x 10".

Antique Chinese silk sleeve bands are embroidered with golden thread of flowers and nicely mounted in a frame measuring 7 x 22.75 inches.

Matched Pair of Qing Dynasty antique sleeve bands each professionally framed and matted OD approx 28.75" x 13"

A Chinese silk sleeve band. Exceptionally fine embroidery using colorful threads to depict two mandarin figures within a teahouse surrounded by landscapes, trees, foliage and geometric patterns. Sight

DESCRIPTION: Four sets of 2 Chinese silk sleeve bands in multiple colors and embroidery detail. Late Qing/early Republican. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J.

Pair of Framed Chinese Silk Embroidered Sleeve Bands Featuring a mirrored image of a man in a boat, trumpet players, mountains, clouds, etcetera Having character marks throughout, red embroidered sign

Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Sleeve Bands LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY each cream ground example worked with various figures, butterflies, and landscapes. Visible height of tallest 26 1/2 in., 67 1/

Including: (3) opposing pairs with (1) incorporating the forbidden stitch. 21 x 6 1/2 inches Condition: Good, minor toning Temp No 6618

Embroidered in satin stitches of pastel colors with figures in garden decorated with pagoda, plants, and rockworks. Each 23 x 5 inches.

2 Pairs Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Embroidered Sleeve Bands; the first a pair of looped or knotted blue Silk thread embroidery with laid gold wrapped thread highlights on satin with butterflies, birds,

Two Sets of Chinese Embroidered Silk Sleeve Bands 19TH CENTURY each finely worked on a beige ground, mounted and framed.  Larger: 19 1/4 x 6 3/4 in., 49 x 17 cm (visible).

A pretty pair of Chinese silk damask sleeve bands for an informal robe, Qing dynasty, circa 1850, embroidered in Pekin knot stitch with classic peony and long life symbols, 60.5cm x 9cm each清19

Chinese Silk Embroidered Sleeve Bands. Size: 23'' x 11'', (58 x 28 cm).

PAIR OF CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED SLEEVE BANDS19th CenturyButterfly and lotus designs in pink, teal and ivory on a dark blue ground. Mounted on gold silk fabric.22.5" x 6.75" sight. Framed 28

Including: (2) Mounted examples and third pair of (2) 24 x 7 inches (and under). (1) is signed in character. Condition: Good Temp No 6552

PAIR OF CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED SLEEVE BANDSLate 19th CenturyForbidden stitchwork bats, flowers, coins and pomegranates with gold thread highlights on a champagne damask ground.21” x 8.25&rdquo

(lot of 2) pairs of Chinese embroidered silk sleeve bands, the first pair decorated with fishermen and associated figures on a purple ground; the second pair bands featuring various figures at leisure

(lot of 2) pairs of Chinese embroidered silk sleeve bands, both pairs decorated with an overall motif of floral sprays and auspicious objects, 38" and 30" l.