Two pairs of Chinese sleeve bands

Two pairs of Chinese sleeve bands, Qing Dynasty, on cream satin back, 51cm x 8cm and 45.5cm x 7cm both framed and a Chinese rank badge, depicting a goose in Kesi weave, visible area 21.5cm x 30cm, car

Two pairs of Chinese sleevebands, Qing Dynasty, embroidered in blue silk Pekin knot stitch and an elaborate framed layered Chinese wedding collar, which has been rearranged in a cascade of cloud shape

Two pairs of Chinese embroidered sleeve bands, the first pair decorated with birds and insects in a garden with bamboo, nandina, prunus, chrysanthemum and orchid; the second pair decorated with group

Two pairs of Chinese embroidered sleeve bands, each decorated with butterflies and various flowers, 39.5" and 28"l.

Two Framed Pairs of Chinese Sleeve Bands with Forbidden Stitch. The first of cream silk ground, each embroidered with a male deer in seed stitch, crane and bats in flight amidst ruyi-shaped clouds abo

Two Pairs of Chinese Embroidered Sleeve Bands, Yellow and Blue. The first is embroidered with flowers and vases in the vivid thread above mustard yellow ground; the second is a pair of bands, fully de

Silk with Kesi weaving, silk and gold threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of four finely woven sleeve bands, building two matching pairs, executed in Kesi technique. Both pair

(lot of 4) Chinese embroidered sleeve bands, comprising two pairs of sleeve bands, each executed in counted stitch wrapped in gilt, to depict figures in garden setting, each panel 24"h x 3.5"w.

DESCRIPTION: Each of the five is a pair of two sleeve bands with hand embroidered patterns. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and r

DESCRIPTION: Each of the five is a pair of two sleeve bands with hand embroidered patterns. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and r

DESCRIPTION: Each of the seven is a pair of two sleeve bands with hand embroidered patterns. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 1866 - June 2, 1938. By inheritance to J. Fuller, Pennsylvania. Jade and

Two Chinese Cream Ground Embroidered Silk Panels 19TH CENTURY comprising a pair of loose sleeve bands richly embroidered with polychrome floss the satin ground with birds and butterflies interspersed

4- Chinese Embroidered Silk Sleeve Ends; two on ivory satin in satin stitch of birds and flowers and a pair of partial sleeve bands with ladies in gardens. All four in three frames. Age related wear a

Each intricately embroidered with colorful bats, peonies and foliage decoration; surrounded by a black border with floral decoration; under glass in a faux bamboo gilt wood frame; 11 1/4"W x 21 1/2"H

A Framed Pair of Chinese Sleeve Bands. Embroidered in gilt and satin stitches on a blue ground depicting various articles including flower vases and incense burners, framed and glazed. {Overall (frame

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of eight neatly embroidered sleeve bands, building four matching pairs. One pair shows a seal a

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of eight delicately embroidered sleeve bands, building four matching pairs. The yellow backgrou

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of ten delicately embroidered sleeve bands, building five matching pairs. One crème colored

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, late Qing Dynasty This lot comprises a total of six neatly embroidered sleeve bands, building three matching pairs. One crème colored pai

(lot of 3) Pairs of Chinese embroidered sleeve bands, comprising a pair of apple-green ground bands decorated with lotus, bats, pomegranates, and peaches, a pair of beige ground bands decorated with a

Silk with multi-colored silk & gold brocade threads. China, around 1920 This lot comprises a total of six finely embroidered sleeve bands, building three matching pairs – each pair still on an

Four pairs of Chinese lady’s sleeve-bands, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, coral silk embroidered in Pekin knot stitch; cream damask silk embroidered in Pekin knot stich roundels of flowers and butt

(2) pairs of Chinese embroidered sleeve bands, comprising a pair decorated with birds, insects and flowers on a beige ground and a pair decorated with bats, butterflies and double gourds on a yellow g

(lot of 2) Pairs of Chinese embroidered sleeve bands, comprising a pair of sky-blue ground bands decorated with butterflies and various flowers in black silk and a pair of beige ground bands decorated