Red Silk Slipper, c. 18th/Early 19th Century.

A single red silk heeled slipper, c. 18th/early 19th century. Condition:Some stitching unraveling, minor tears and a small hole in the silk. Some moth remnantsinside. Leather sole shows signs of wear.

18-19th C. Chinese red silk dragon embroidered women's robe. 41.5in.

Chinese Embroidery Dragon Silk Kesi, slit tapestry, of 19th C. Finely decorated with metallic threads showing a pale-orange dragon with its one claw grasping the flame pearls, flying amidst flames and

GENTS CORD du ROI COAT, 18th - EARLY 19th C. Olive silk velvet crenelated stripe cut to cream and blue stripe, high stand collar, wide cuff, slightly shaped pocket flap, vented back with narrow pleats

Red Fez Embroidered Textile Fragment, 19th C. Cotton ground with red silk, Morocco. Size: 67'' x 28'' (170 x 71 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Oxblood Glazed Bottle Form Vase, late 18th - early 19th c., with deep red color and pronounced foot, 8" high, 4 1/4" diam. Top rim restored break and hairline, foot edge roughness and hairlines (from

ASIAN: Pair of Manchu platform shoes, Qing Dynasty, Chinese, mid 19th- early 20th C., Oriental red silk slippers for the unbound foot (foot binding was forbidden for Manchu women in the Qing Dynasty),

Pair of large panels embroidered in flowers in white on a red silk background. Either created as curtains or reconfigured as curtains. Dimensions: L 112" x W 46" Condition: General overall wear, some

The whole with carving and gilding. The glass enclosed upper compartment containing two glass shelves and lined with distressed red silk damask. Base heavily carved with lion heads and scrolled legs.

Polychrome floral chintz trimmed around neck with ribbon having embroidered chevrons, sleeve slit at cuff and bound in red silk, front embroidered with three pairs of faux buttonholes, natural cotton

Silk dragon Sileh Soumac carpet, Late 19th c., East Caucasus, flat weave silk in reds and blues in a repeat S pattern, approx. 116"l x 81"w Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executiv

Very fine 19th C Chinese Qing Dynasty Woven Silk Roll, Expertly weaved with metallic weft threads of dragons with various geometrical patterns on red ground silk cloth. Presented inside a rectangular

1 paired Mandarin skirt w/ metallic embroidered & finely panels on red patterned silk ground, embroidered floated ribbons, Wd 42.5", L 38", (dirty & stained, scattered tiny-2.5" holes & tears, most tr

Pair of large 19th C antique Qing Dynasty Chinese silk Kesi panel slit tapestry. Each is finely decorated in mirrored images, with metallic threads showing front facing dragon medallions. A descending

Sarong made from two strips of fabric with indigo and red cotton warps, sewn together along selvage edges. On each end there are red silk wefts with stripes of continuous and discontinuous supplementa

Very Fine 19th C Chinese Qing Dynasty Woven Silk Roll, Expertly weaved with metallic weft threads of " BaJiXiang", The Eight Buddhist Emblems motif, all reserved in red ground silk cloth.   Dimensio

Very Fine 19th C Chinese Qing Dynasty Woven Silk Roll, Expertly weaved with metallic weft threads of "The Eight Buddhist Emblems" motif, all reserved in red ground silk cloth.   Dimension: 292"L x 3

Full title: A Chinese red-ground felt cloth with silk embroidery of figures, 19th C. Description: Dim.: 187 x 73 cm The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfect condition.

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

Antique Scottish wool and silk machine-made shawl, finely-woven with a traditional all-over paisley pattern in pale reds, blues, greens, golds, and creams, with fringe ends, 19th century. Approximatel

The runner of orange/rust color patterned silk embroidered with all-over multicolored butterflies, with a green silk and brocade ribbon border on three sides, backed with red woven pattern fabric; 83i

19th C Chinese silk embroidery silk panel. Vertical rectangular panel, masterly seemed with metallic silk thread. The central panel depicted vigorous golden-red Imperial five-toe dragon borne amidst f

Chinese painting of Scholars in landscape, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), ink in colors on silk, mounted to paper, red artist seal lower left, matted and unframed, 9.25"h x 11.5"w (sheet) Provenance: From a