19th C. Silk Embroidery: Maiden with Sheep

English, 19th century. Group of two figural embroideries in oval format, each depicting a young beauty with sheep in a pastoral setting. Each in period giltwood frame with black reverse painted inset.

A silk embroidery picture with great detail including a deer, camel, the golden sun, people, fish, birds, butterfly, etc. Some fading to colours and minor stains to the cotton backing. Early 19th cent

Approx. 12" x 16 1/2" sight, 15 1/2" x 20" framed. From the estate of Bent Ove Petersen.

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 1864 to 1867. A framed embroidered silk handkerchief, possibly from Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico's estate during the French Intervention period in Mexico 1864-1867. The iv

Embroidery on silk. 17"h x 15"w

c. 1820. Sight: 7 1/4" x 5 3/4". Frame: 11" x 9 3/4". Image displays a female figure with goldfinch and male figure writing in the background. Gilt frame features a reverse painted glass panel. Affixe

Silk on hand woven linen embroidery fragment panel depicting a song bird on tree branch. English or American. Good color and silk thread condition; normal signs of aging, etc. 7 1/2" x 6 1/4" approx.

Approx. 11 1/2" x 10" sight, 16 1/2" x 15" framed. From the estate of Bent Ove Petersen.

TWO CHINESE EMBROIDERED CIVIL RANK BADGESChinese, mid-19th century, silk embroidery on silk foundation. One framed, shows a blue-headed golden pheasant to center, auspicious objects in the waves with

Antique Epirus Suzani, Ottoman-Greek 19th century, silk embroidery, approx. 274 x 170 cm, condition:(slight age and signs of wear). Antique, old and decorative collector Orientalrugs, Carpets, Textile

Bukhara Suzani, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground in chain stitches. Size: 7'10'' x 5'9'' (239 x 175 cm). Seven panels make up the cotton ground with the inner field dominated by la

Fine Li Long Bei (Dragon Cover), Hainan, China, 18th/19th C. Silk embroidery on plain woven cotton in three separate well-matched panels. The dragon cover, with patterns of dragons, phoenixes and othe

China, 19th C., silk embroidery dragon panel, Kesi technique used throughout in gilt thread of vibrant colors, depicting dragons, ruyi mushrooms and a thick border of fish and waves. Length 51 in., Wi

Chinese ,19th C, silk embroidery screen with flower & figure shell inlaid, carved and polished hard wood table screen resting on fully carved Fu dogs to the sides forming the 2 bases, the center with

Tashkent Gulkurpa Suzani, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 7'0'' x 5'5'' (213 x 165 cm). A gulkurpa (flower cloth) type suzani which typically have one or more large circular shape

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, Swat Valley, India/Pakistan, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground, composed of three sections. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers,

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground, diamond motif, composed of three sections, cochineal dye. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol S

Antique Central Asian Suzani: 94'' x 76'' (239 x 193 cm), 19th c, silk embroidery on cotton ground.

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

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, Swat Valley, India/Pakistan, 19th C.. Silk embroidery on cotton. Ref: Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2006, Page 13. Size: 4'8'' x 7'10'' (1

China, 19th C., silk embroidery panel, central orange foo lion surrounded by smaller lions in bright colors against a red ground with a double thick purple border. Width 34 in., Length 37 in.

China, 19th C., silk embroidery panel, with central image of peacocks surrounded by densely patterned floral motifs on a red ground with black borders, and a row of figures. Height 46 in., Length 73 i

Rumal, Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, Late 19th C. Silk embroidery. The rumal (coverlet) was used to cover wedding gifts. Size: 2'1'' x 2'1'' (64 x 64 cm). Provenance: The Carol Summers Collection of India

Rumal, Chamba, Himal Pradesh, Late 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. The rumal (coverlet) was used to cover wedding gifts. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2013, Page