Long Chinese Red Silk Embroidery Panel

H : 98 in ( 248.92 cm ) W ; 16 1/2 in ( 41.91 cm )

A late 19th century Chinese long red silk embroidered panel featuring over fifteen feet of narrative embroidery depicting ten figurative characters and creatures, the sage green ribboning representing

Long horizontal panel of red silk, possibly a bed decoration, in satin stich embroidery and couched metallic gold threads, the design one of multiple exotic birds fruits and butterflies in blue, white

A very long horizontal Chinese Silk Embroidered framed panel featuring a scene of a pair of royals most likely a king & Queen seated in their outdoor gazeebo with attendants all around as well as bein

Long Chinese 'Five Claw Dragons' Silk Embroidery Panel. Overall Size: 19 1/2 x 46 5/8 in. Sight Size: 17 3/4 x 45 in. #1031

Chinese antique long silk embroidery panel, looses, tears

Chinese, 20th century. A pair of tall red silk embroidery panels, one depicting a male lion and one depicting a leopard, each in a landscape surrounded by verdant foliate and bordered by pink, blue, a

China, 19th C., framed floral vine embroidery on pink silk panel, detailed flowers connecting with a green leafy vine with a long gilt frame. Length 57 in., Height 4 1/4 in.

China, ROC, silk embroidery panel, center circular image of a long tailed bird sitting within flowering branches with four floral emblems against deep blue ground with surrounding fringe along edges.

A large 19c Chinese textile measuring 76 inches long and 22 inches wide--The piece has some overall discoloration to the silk and one small edge with some minor fraying ------ALL PACKING & SHIPPING IS

Chinese embroidery on red silk panel, depicting Guanyin with deer and small child holding lotus with stork above, circa 19th century, in shadow box frame, 62" high x 37" wide (view), 73 1/4" high x 47

4 @ ANTIQUE CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERY AND TEXTILE PANELS 18th – 20th C: 1. Long silk altar cloth, satin stitch embroidery depicting children playing in a garden on a deep blue silk background, 15” x

CHINESE VINTAGE RED SILK EMBROIDERED TEXTILE LARGE PANEL This is very long as you can see from the pictures and beautifully done with a deep red silk background and silver and black thread embroidery.

Chinese Coral Red Silk Embroidered Panel 66''x18''. Polychrome silk embroidery with gold thread accents. Roundel motifs of foo lion and deer with crane. Excellent condition. Early 20th century, late Q

Chinese silk embroidery panel, golden string on red background, 65" h x 20" w.

China, 19th C., silk embroidery panel, central orange foo lion surrounded by smaller lions in bright colors against a red ground with a double thick purple border. Width 34 in., Length 37 in.

China, 19th C., silk embroidery panel, with central image of peacocks surrounded by densely patterned floral motifs on a red ground with black borders, and a row of figures. Height 46 in., Length 73 i

Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Panel with 5 Fu Lions each with glass eyes and a Brocade Ball under a panel of the 8 Immortals (Baxian) both on a red ground almost entirely composed of heavily laid cord, go

Chinese, finely embroidered with gilt and silver couched thread, depicting a tripod censer against an orange-red silk ground. Size: 61.5 x 52 cm (24 1/4 x 20 1/2 in.)

Early 20th century, Chinese. On dark blue ground, each large vertical panel with blue and red peonies, with bats and scrolling vegetation. Having wide silk border. Mirror image of eachother. 105.5 x 4

Hand Crafted Double Sided Round Silk Embroidery Panel, under glass, depicting birds on a flowering branch, with red artist's mark, fitted in a wooden frame, with openwork stand for use as a table scre

(lot of 6) Chinese silk embroidery panels, framed and glazed: comprising (2) pairs of peony blossoms sewn in red palette; a pair of peony blossom panels with butterflies sewn in blues and greens, 18.5

A pair of Chinese red-ground embroideries dating from the Republic period. Each depicts a big cat; one has a leopard on a branch, while the other has a lion standing in a field. Each is mounted onto a

18th/19th C Chinese Embroidery Silk Panel, Expertly seamed with metallic thread in detail depicted a Five-Claws Imperial Dragon facing upfront flying amidst scrolling flames and clouds above wavy LiSh