Shanghai Tang Chinese All Silk Asian Robe

Black Asian silk robe with brilliant lime green silk lining. Luxury Designer Shanghai Tang. Chinese knot buttons. Black tonal Asian prints such as taotie symbol, lei- wen thunder and cloud designs. La

Vintage Chinese Silk Robe, Shanghai, 1930Fully extended, the robe is 47" wide and 46.5" in length. The sleeve opening is 16".

Era not known but believed to be vintage. Shipping for this lot is $12.00 USA, $40.00 International. We combine shipping on multiple lots. ZERO% BUYERS PREMIUM ON ALL LOTS! Payment is due within 7 day

ASIAN: Silk robe with silk embroidery, Chinese, late 19th/20th C., hand stitched, with polychrome figural and floral designs on black ground, blue silk lining, wear consistent with age, including mino

Chinese / Asian Robe

Size Small silk robe, all black with bamboo, cherry blossom, and Famille rose design. Fully lines. Chinese knot buttons and side slits. 42 in. Long. Lining is discolored. Attached label Madam Butterfl

Size Small silk robe, all black with bamboo, cherry blossom, and Famille rose design. Fully lines. Chinese knot buttons and side slits. 42 in. Long. Lining is discolored. Attached label Madam Butterfl

Chinese or Central Asian Woven Silk Robe 47 x 51 in. (across arms).

ASIAN: Chinese blue silk embroidered robe, late 19th/ 20th C., with five claw dragon motif in gold thread, cloud and wave motifs, linear gold thread embroidery near hem, black silk sleeves with green-

Antique Ornately Hand Embroidered Asian Jacket Robe, 19th Century Framed woven Celadon Chinese Green Silk Ladies Jacket in museum conservation gold toned frame. Jacket was purchased from Greenwich Ori

SHANGHAI TANG BLACK TAN SILK REVERSIBLE JACKET M - 46 CHEST, 32" LONG, 26" SLEEVES - Plush silk jacket with asian jacquard print - Reverses to tan or black with tags in hidden inset - Great condition!

Red silk kimono Robe, Gown, marked for Peony, Made in Shanghai China, good condition, fits ladies medium, Asian Robe, Asian Dressing gown, Asian Kimono

THREE ASIAN EMBROIDERED SILK ROBESEarly 20th Century1) Chinese tomato red robe with central blue dragon and pearl surrounded by flowers and butterflies. Green floral and butterfly sleeve bands. Length

Title: Chinese Qing Dynasty Painting-Silk-Ancient Women Origin: Asian private collection Date/Period: 19th Materials: Painting on silk Size: about 180x43 cm Tang Yin (March 6, 1470-January 7, 1524), a

GROUP OF WHITE METAL ASIAN ITEMS. To include a Chinese rickshaw, a pair of Shanghai Tang silver plated candle holder and a southeast Asian repousse pot of spittoon form. Pot 17cm height. (4)

A CHINESE SILK DRAGON ROBE, Qing Dynasty, 19th Century. Orange based silk with ten gold thread embroidered dragons and elaborate landscapes at the base and clouds. 120cm x 145cm.

ASIAN: Two Chinese embroidered robes: one red silk Mandarin robe or court coat with embroidered civilian rank badge at center with duck over waves, badge to both sides, blue wave border at bottom, all

Antique Chinese watercolor on silk & paper depicting seated man in red robe beneath tree, signed with Asian characters in center left and chop seals to lower left, set in bamboo stylized frame. Image:

Asian painting of Chinese girl in silk robe, oil on canvas, 36 x 24 inches

Chinese robe, 20th C., red silk ground with metallic thread designs including dragons chasing flaming pearl, clouds, ocean waves in the form of vertical lines, etc., manufactured by Shanghai Theater C

ASIAN: Large Chinese ancestral portrait, watercolor and gouache on silk, Qing Dynasty, depicts seated elder official in elaborate gray and blue court robes with rank badge sewn to front, tiger skin vi

ASIAN: Three embroidered Mandarin rank badges, Chinese, late Qing Dynasty: one silk robe fragment with polychrome embroidery, gold bird and flowers and red sun, silk liner on back shattering, 8" x 9",

A Chinese Blue Ground Bullion-Embroidered Silk Dragon Robe, Qing Dynasty 57 x 90 inches (144.8 x 228.6 cm) PROVENANCE: Sotheby's, New York, Saturday At Sotheby's: Asian Art, March 28, 2019, lot 1627.

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