Two Japanese Silk Brocade Priest Robes / Kesi

18th century approximately: 6'8" x 3'10" Provenance: Property from the Personal Collection of Ed Hardy, San Francisco Antiques Connoisseur and Cognoscente

Antique Japanese Silk Brocade Buddhist Priest Robe. 3'6'' x 6'1'' (107 x 185 cm). 1 lbs.

Japanese Edo Silk Kesa Buddhist Robe 41''x71''. An early silk brocade priest robe with rolling-log and cloud motifs. Some scattered wear from age. 18th century, Edo period. Collection of W. Gordon Men

Japanese Edo Silk Kesa Buddhist Robe 46''x72''. Gold and coral silk brocade priest robe. Some scattered tears and edge fray from use. 18th century, Edo period. Collection of W. Gordon Menzies, Seattle

Three Japanese Silk Articles 18th-19th Century comprising two priest's robes and one fragment. Length of longest 83 1/4 in., 210.8 cm. This lot is located in Chicago. Sold to Benefit the Acq

A Japanese Buddhist Kesa, 19th century. The Buddhist priest robe (Hira Kesa) / textile depicts an overall floral motif of gold threads on a brocade silk ground, beige silk backing. Measures 73" x 46".

Japanese ink and color on silk scroll painting; depicting a Shinto priest in tall headdress and robe decorated with cranes, holding out a suzu (hand crotal bell-tree); signed, with two seal ma

(lot of 10) Chinese woven silk 'dragon' robe fragments, comprising three circular kesi woven fragments, five circular brocade woven fragments, and two square brocade woven fragments, largest 21.75"h.

TWO JAPANESE SILK BROCADE OBIS 125.5" AND 129.5" (LIGHT STAINING)

A Japanese Embroidered Silk Priest Robe EARLY 19TH CENTURY of rectangular form, embroidered with chrysanthemum scrolls against a apricot ground.  Height 68 x width 46 in., 172.7 x 116.8 cm. Prove

Two Japanese silk embroidered brocade Obi panels, designed throughout. Stitched embroidery using gold and silver metallic threads, depicting panels of flowers, foliage, cranes, roundels and fans. Appr

Two Japanese Silk Embroidered Robes (2)1. Embroidered silk dragon robe length: 53" Image: 3 gold dragons in the clouds 2. Floral and pagoda embroidered robe length: 44" Condition: Good Provenance: Pri

Two 20th Century Japanese Silk Brocade Obs. One with a silver and gilt floral motif, the other with a geometric pattern Longer: 140"

Two 20th Century Japanese Silk Brocade Obis. One with a silver, gilt, and red motif. The other showing cranes in a garden Larger length: 150"

Two 20th Century Japanese SIlk Brocade Obis. Both with floral motif Larger length: 160"

Two Chinese Blue Silk Brocade Men's Robes Including a winter robe, both robes woven with large dragon roundels and lined with blue silk. Longer 50 inches (127 cm) [Small repairs, minor fading and soil

Two Chinese and Japanese Embroidered Silk Robes 20TH CENTURY comprising one Chinese ladies' jacket with figural roundels and flowers worked on a blue satin ground, with a central silk toggles closures

Japanese White Gold & Silk Brocade Phoenix Robe, cut in western style with patch pockets and a scroll collar embroidered with Gold Thread Dragons on a brown silk and a brown silk tie sash; lined with

in a black background L: 80 in. x W: 45 in.

H 17 x W 12 x D 5 A Japanese display doll portraying a seated Samurai warrior dressed in silk brocade robes wearing armour made from lacquered paper and cord having a bow and arrows. Painted wood base

Two Japanese silk kimonos and two silk brocade obis(4)the larger kimono width across shoulders 28in (71cm); length shoulder to hem 60 1/2in (153.5cm)

Antique Silk Brocade Noh Robe, Japan. Of silk brocade woven with silver and gold metallic thread. Usually worn under overcoats by leading male actors playing roles such as warlords, gods, and demons,

TWO CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED & KESI TAPESTRY ROBE CUFFS: 1. The center panel embroidered in silk and gold wrapped silk with Kylin and birds in a landscape with rocks and flowering prunus and scattered

Two Japanese ink and color on silk scrolls; one depicting a woman seated in long colorful robes amid blossoming tree; the other showing a geisha with fan; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angel