Silk robe and hat of a state official, China, 19th

China, 19th C., carved boxwood official figure in flowing heavy robes with deeply carved facial features and a tall official's hat with one leg slightly crossed. Height 9 7/8 in.

A LARGE CHINESE ANCESTOR PORTRAIT, 19TH CENTURY, the framed scroll painted in ink and colors on silk, depicting a high ranking official wearing fur lined bright red hat and robes, centering a roaring

ANCESTOR PORTRAIT', KOREAN SCHOOL, JOSEON DYNASTYKorea, 18th-19th century. Ink and watercolors on paper. Depicting an official or civil servant wearing a pale brown robe and black hat. With a silk bro

Woman's silk robe. China. 19th century. Teal blue ground with embroidery of lanterns. Slight toning.

Silk robe. China. 19th century. Gold embroidery of archaic scroll roundels, butterflies and flowers on an orange ground. Loose threads and stains.

Silk robe. China. Late 19th century. Rust red ground embroidered with dragons, butterflies, and flowers. Framed and glazed.

Blue figured silk damask robe w/ embroidery of paired vase & bowls on lacquered stands, edging embroidered w/ couples, water scenes, bamboo, florals & domestic objects, black bands w/ florals in blue

Blue patterned gauze robe w/ woven & embroidered bands, free front, CH 52”, L 52”, (minor discoloration to trim, few loose stitches, few light stains, possibly missing closures) very good.

Overall in very good condition, the peacock feather plume missing. Provenance: from the private collection of the noble family of counts Zavagli Ricciardelli and descendants 25 cm diam., (the finial 1

A RED SILK EMBROIDERED ROBE COAT.Z013 China.19th/20th century. Measure: Width 35",Length 57 ". CONDITION: No other signs of damage, loss or repair. overall wear due to age. Domestic shipping (48 state

China, 19th C., silk robe, decorated with flying dragons over the sea and wisps of cloud, red fabric with blue trim and gold embroidery. Length 52 in.

Embroidered Silk China, 19th century Blue silk robe with décor four-clawed dragons amid clouds and flaming juwels, various Daoist symbols and bats, symbols of happiness Light blue inner lining Dimens

China, 19th C., silk embroidery robe with gilt buttons, featuring intricate designs of mythical creatures, flowers above a wide crested sea in bright colors against black ground. Length 44 in., Width

China, 19th century, silk embroidery robe, light blue, gray fabric decorated with blue and red flowers with borders and trimmed sleeves in gold coloring, framed. Width 36in., Height 56in.

A LADY'S INFORMAL RED SILK EMBROIDERED ROUNDEL ROBE, 19TH CENTURY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912). Finely embroidered with blue butterflies and flowers with three floral roundels on the front and back

China, 19th century, silk embroidery robe, light blue, gray fabric decorated with blue and red flowers with borders and trimmed sleeves in gold coloring, framed. Width 36in., Height 56in.

Black silk, polychrome silk embroidery, intricate bottom hem band & 13 rondels w/ beautifully embroidered very small patterned flowers, 8 large & 4 small, Cuff-Cuff ", L 54", (CB seam open, lining sta

blue silk, 9 dragons & Chinese symbols in silvery white, woven black & gold neckband & cuffs, L 55", excellent.

sapphire blue silk, couched metallic gold symbols & large dragons, hoof cuff, L 57", (some loose threads) excellent

China, 19th / 20th century, silk suit, polychrome silk embroidered decoration with vegetal motifs. Signs of use, small defects. Dim. (sleeve to sleeve): 133.5cm.

,China,19th Century Blush colored robe with vibrant pink and blue embroidered flowers with floral cuffs and butterfly decorated trim. Measurements approx. 58" Wingspan x 24 3/4" Chest x 39" Length Sil

19th Century Rare Chinese Silk Ceremonial Robe, Country of Origin: China, Circa Date: Early 19th Century

Rare 'Four-Corners-Exposed' Official's Hat Armchair. sichutouguanmaoyi China, Qing dynasty style,19th century; Height: 42.75" (116.3cm) Width: 22.25"(59.1 cm.) Length: 19"(48.6cm.)

Chinese Art A silk robe emboidered with dragons and a gorget China, late 19th century . . . including a gorget, possibly from Burma, embroidered with dragons chasing the flaming pearl.