very unusual Chinese embroidered silk baby carrier

Collector's Lot of Chinese Minority Miao Textiles. Including a Miao baby carrier, contemporary Miao silver adorned silk embroidered shirt, Miao lappet skirt, 20th C., Miao belt textile with bells, 20t

2 Embroidered Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Textiles, China, Early 20th Century. Including a Miao complete baby carrier with two embroidered center panels of ribbed silk and a wide border of embroider

3 Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Panels, China, Early-Mid 20th C. 2 silk embroidered on cotton from Geija people; and one from cotton/hemp, silk from Zhuang people. Range in Size: 29" x 26" to 34" x 27

Chinese Minority Textile Collector's Lot, Early-Mid 20th C. Including Buyi baby carrier with long ties, a thick velvet and silk carrier with metal ball adornment, a pink embroidered baby carrier and a

Group (6) Chinese embroidered baby carriers, 20th c., 39.5"h x 23"w (largest) 21"h x 19"w (smallest)

Chinese Minority Embroidered Baby Carrier, 20th century. Finely embroidered on indigo dyed cotton, mounted. Provenance: Estate of Aviva and Jack Robinson, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Size: 26.25'' x 2

2 Chinese Minority Embroidered Baby Carriers, China, Mid 20th C. 1 Jin He Miao cotton baby carrier with applique work and 1 Gejia embroidered baby carrier. Size: 1) 27.5'' x 27'' (70 x 69 cm); 2) 76''

South China, Guizhou, embroidered silk possibly baby carrier, 28"l x 24"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

South China, Guizhou, embroidered silk possibly baby carrier, 31"l x 14"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Rare Miao Chinese Minority Embroidered Baby Carrier, Guizhou, China. 1st Half 20th C. Size: 22'' x 54'' (56 x 137 cm).

Red felt with polychrome silk satin stitch flowering bulbs with metallic gold threads, black and ivory sleeve bands embroidered with butterflies and flowers in shades of blue, trimmed in brocade ribbo

AN UNUSUAL CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED PANEL 20th Century, decorated with three dogs within a landscape. 90 cm x 60 cm.

Unusual and antique, Chinese embroidered silk panel; with design of a gilt five-clawed dragon within a flaming pearl medallion, above panels of three varying patterns mounted as a bridge/railing, all

Vibrant polychrome floral worked in various stitches and cutwork on black ground. 62 x 64 with 26-inch knotted silk fringe. (Small stains, loose threads) very good.

7 Embroidered Chinese Minority Baby Carriers. Largest Size: 22" x 35" (56 x 89 cm).

Vintage Chinese Patchwork, Appliqued and Embroidered Baby Carrier. Measures 25" x 29". The center features an indigo resist dyed geometric panel with many small patchwork and appliqued squares. There

Antique Chinese Silk and Embroidered Childs Pants, very small, newborn infant size. Silk with silk lining, and embroidered in Forbidden Stitch or seed stitch. There are lovely flowers and a couple of

Two Chinese Embroidered Silk Garments Late Qing Dynasty Comprising a dark blue ground tunic embroidered with butterflies and flowers, and an unusual indigo brocated silk cape with good gilt bronze cla

4 Chinese Minority Textiles, Early-Mid 20th C. Including an indigo dyed child's jacket, woman's jacket; tie dyed head cloth and silk baby carrier panel. Size: Ranging from (16'' x 29'', 41 x 74 cm) to

Akira Haute Couture Chanel Style Black Mohair Suit and matching baby blue silk shirt with antique Chinese embroidered patches, ca. late 1990s-2000s.

Framed Chinese Baby's Komono Hand embroidered Silk Lotus Tree and Bird Theme. Measures roughly 20" x 25"

Cream silk field embroidered in colorful silk with exotic birds, bats and butterflies. 60 x 60 inches with 13-inch knotted fringe. (Scattered minor spots, tiny spots of dye transfer at one corner) exc

Zhuang Baby Carrier, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Baby carrier with field of appliqued cotton repeat; petal-grid outlined in contrasting cotton trim, center of florets embroidered in silk with center pane

Geija Baby Carrier, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Baby carrier consisting of a single, large, silk-embroidered panel with a series of narrow, tabby cotton borders.Geija People, Eastern Guizhou Province, Ch