Twelve Embroidered Silk Panels

Twelve Embroidered Silk Panels 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY 十九世紀至二十世紀初 刺繡一組十二件 the rec

A Large Group of Chinese Embroidered Panels. Including twelve embroidered silk panels of various sizes and designs; together with a pair of embroidered 'peacock' sleeve bands. {Longest: 28 inches (71.

* Twelve Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels 19th-20th century Length of largest 61 1/8 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000 Property from the Estate of William Lipton, New York, New York

A thirteen piece group of Chinese embroidered silk textilesComprising a robe and twelve various panels and patches.the robe length 35 1/2 (93cm); width cuff to cuff 67in (170cm) Provenance:The Collect

Set of 5 framed Chinese woven silk panels with embroidered details. Each assembly framed piece appears to compliment the other, as part of a series. Depicting ancestral scenes with four toed dragons.

Lot 76 Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels Mounted in Carved Wood Frames a set of four silk textiles embroidered with peacock, birds, and flowers each set behind glass in carved and painted wood fr

A set of three Cantonese silk embroidered panels in inlaid wooden frames dating from the 19th century. The panels are embroidered with descriptions and 2 seals. The embroideries depict peacocks, an ea

Eleven Embroidered Silk Panels 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY Height of largest 21 3/4 x width 83 in., 55 x 210 cm. each of rectangular form and embroidered with floral designs and auspicious emblems. Proper

Twenty Five Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels comprising various figural wall panels worked on a satin ground, floral pattern pieces, cushion covers, pendants, and others. Largest 62 x 121 in., 157.5 x

Pair of Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels, villagers throughout in various scenes, 4" X 21" plus red frames.

Three Chinese embroidered dragon panels, likely from court robes, executed in silk on silk with gold thread, couching and forbidden knots, depicting writhing dragons contesting pearls of wisdom above

Three Embroidered Silk Panels Two woven 'dragon' panels, one embroidered floral panel. {Largest: 33 1/4 x 56 inches (84.5 x 142.2 cm)} [Losses, loose threads, fraying, staining, soiling]

With inscriptions. Each panel depicts a different bird embroidered on silk. Housed in separate wood frames. 44 inches height, 17.5 inches width sight. 45.75 inches height, 19.25 inches width framed.

A Large Group of Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels 20TH CENTURY comprising a lady's apron skirt,  a group of children's cloths, four circular panels, two wall hangings, and eight rectangular panels. He

A SET OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS depicting various birds and insects amongst foliated landscapes - mounted in glazed chamfered gilt ebonised frames. (36cm wide, 121cm high)

A Set of Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels. Each sight: 37" x 13" Frames: 44.5" x 20"

Three Embroidered Silk Panels Two woven 'dragon' panels, one embroidered floral panel. {Largest: 33 1/4 x 56 inches (84.5 x 142.2 cm)} [Losses, loose threads, fraying, staining, soiling]

Set of 4 Finely Embroidered Silk Panels, 1870-1910. Four full and well balanced embroideries of flying and perched birds on floral and grass designs. A butterfly and bee accent 2 of the panels (minor

Group of Embroidered Silk Panels {Largest: 80 x 57 inches (203.2 x 144.8 cm)} [Losses, loose threads, fraying, staining, soiling]

Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels. Largest: 13.25" x 13.5"

Full title: Four Chinese embroidered silk panels with figures in landscapes, 19th/20th C. Description: 72,5 x 31 cm (the largest)

Seven Chinese Embroidered Silk Panels LATE 19TH-20TH CENTURY comprising two yellow ground skirt panels worked with satin and needleloop stitches to show peonies and butterflies, one red-ground frontal

Pair of Japanese embroidered brown silk panels depicting scenes of Macaques (snow monkeys) frolicking in trees above a pond, in giltwood frames with linen liners. 50" H x 17.5" W; frame: 59" H x 27.75

(pair) Framed Chinese embroidered silk panels, each having wide ornamental border, centering a dark blue silk ground, decorated with bats, butterflies, flowering pots, and other symbols above crashing