Three Chinese Embroidery Panels

Three Chinese Embroidery Panels. Diam 24.5 cm

19th cen, all with Tears, one measures 57" by 15.5", the second 66" by 19", the third 28.5" by 22"; Provenance: from an Manhattan Gentleman Life Time Collection

Three Chinese Silk Embroidery Panels - Each framed. Foo Dogs - sight 18 1/2" x 7 1/4", framed 27 1/2" x 15 1/2". Florals & Butterflies - sight 12" x 10", framed 17 1/2" x 15 1/2". Figures in Landscape

Three Vintage Chinese Embroidery Panels. Each circular in form with Crane and Urn decorations. Used condition, wear, worn, loose embroidery. 9 3/4" diameter

Set of three finely decorated Chinese silk embroidery panels, framed, 20th century, 14 1/2" x 24 1/4" (each)

19/20th cen, one measures 19.5"h 7.5"w, the other three measure 23"h 11"w; Provenance: from an Manhattan Gentleman Life Time Collection

A Chinese embroidery panel. Republican period. Golden and various colored threads. Decorated with the Three Star Immortals (Fu, Lu, Shou) and two fairies, surrounded by floral patterns and auspicious

Two Chinese rectangular shaped Chinese embroideries. Larger one has finely sewn flowers throughout with a central round panel in the middle. Smaller Kesi embroidery, a vertical, has three panels, on t

A very fine Chinese silk embroidery panel depicting a historical figure Zhuge Liang (181–234, was a chancellor of the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. He is recognised as the great

A Chinese embroidery Kesi panel with figures, dating from the 18th century. A tall vertical composition on the Kesi panel with three groupings of scholarly figures enjoying recreational leisure activi

Chinese embroidery on panel, framed. Featuring a child with three goats. "Fan Zeng" stitched in the top left corner, along with one artist seal. 56 x 54 cm (with frame).

Chinese embroidery silk panel tapestry. Finely decorated showing three dragons striding gracefully amidst colorful fumes and flames. All sets over a contrast golden silk ground. Measurements: Height:

Late 19th century, Qing dynasty, Chinese. Featuring three circles comprised of multi-coloured bats, with double xi (happiness) characters in centre of each in the Peking knotstitch. All on dark navy b

Collection of Chinese Embroideriesincluding: two framed panels and three neck collars

Group of three Chinese framed textiles, including one silk embroidery depicting a scene of birds, and two kesi (k'ossu) panels, one depicting a scene of a figure on a horse, and the other depicting th

one retaining a silk embroidery (78 x 17 in.), the matching panel lacking glass; and a rectangular hardwood table top (57.25 x 24.5 in.). Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLitt

A Chinese four panel kesi silk embroidery screen, each ivory ground panel depicting battles from the Three Kingdoms (220-280 A.D.), including some warriors on foot, others on horse, inset in ebonized

3pc Antique Chinese Silk Sleeve Panels Framed. Includes three pairs of polychrome silk embroidered sleeve panels. One has forbidden stitch embroidery. Temple scene and floral motifs. Framed sizes are

Antique Chinese Zhuang Cotton and Silk Blanket. Blanket textile of three joint panels, cotton ground with silk embroidery. China, Early 20th C. Size: 64'' x 40'', 163 x 102 cm. Provenance: Ex. Roger H

The vintage piece is formed of three panels of white/cream silk brocade, embroidered with dragons and phoenix birds; lined; c. 19th Century. 67in x 58in. Condition: The embroidery overall is very good

Chinese Imperial Kesi Silk Dragon Panel 34.5''x33''. An early imperial robe panel depicting three five-clawed dragons chasing the flaming pearl in polychrome silk embroidery. Slight edge fray. 18th ce

Chinese. Group of four wooden trays having figural and floral embroidery panels or fragments under glass, including a pair with metallic thread and qilins. Unmarked. Provenance: From a Private Collect

Pr. Chinese Qing embroidery panels, depicting landscapes, set in mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood frames. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the

Three Chinese panels in carved and gilded wood, second half of the 20th Century 67x39.5 cm the largest Â