A Chinese silk embroidered dragon robe (long pao),

Chinese Blue Silk Ground Brocade-Woven Dragon Robe, Jifu or Longpao, probably Guangxu reign period (1875-1908), the rich blue silk embroidered with gold dragons, bats, flaming pearls and ruyi clouds o

Chinese Blue Silk-Ground Brocade-Woven Dragon Robe, Jifu or Longpao, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), 18th/19th century, the elaborate longpao jifu in blue silk, embroidered with nine gold dragons, three on

A Chinese Embroidered Silk Dragon RobeLate Qing

A Chinese Embroidered Silk Dragon Robe, late Qing Dynasty54-1/2 inches high (flat, neck to

Elaborately embroidered Chinese copper colored silk damask short surcoat with lishui border and dragon motifs, including Peking or 'forbidden stitch'. Measures 40" long, 52" chest.

A Blue Silk Ground Brocade-Woven Dragon Robe, Jifu or Longpao, probably Guangxu reign period (1875-1908), the rich blue silk embroidered with gold dragons, bats, flaming pearls and ruyi clouds over a

Vintage / Antique Chinese Embroidered Dragon Silk Robe. Intricately embroidered tunic with dragon motif. 43 inches long x 54 inches from sleeve end to sleeve end.

A Chinese silk dragon robe richly embroidered with five claw dragons, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900, sleeves shortened, sections of silk thread removed, 135cm long

A Chinese embroidered silk robe with dragon medallions. Gold on black. 60 in long.

DESCRIPTION: General or Court Official  sitting wearing a red long pao, boots, and a Zhanchi putou. A long pao (dragon robe) were what an emperor often wore, named for the dragons depicted on them. Z

A Chinese Taoist silk robe with embroidered phoenix, dragon, turtle, and pagoda design. 49in long x 74in wide.

19th century Chinese blue ground silk embroidered Mandarin's robe with gilt metallic dragons, flying crane rank badge, waves, bats, birds and clouds. Sleeves lined. Losses and wear. 51" long with frin

Three Chinese silk embroidered pieces, red robe / jacket 27" L by 62" arm width / wingspan, red skirt 44" wide waist and 35" long (possibly some color bleed, as see photos), and panel marked Made in C

Chinese, 19th century, possibly earlier. Hand embroidered horizontal framed silk textile panel, possibly a Chao Pao fragment from a dragon robe with central metallic gold thread serpentine five-clawed

with dragon, cloud and wave embroidery. Use wear, stains, seam separations, bleed, fading, tears, losses, repairs. 48" long, 62" wide.

19th century Chinese plum ground embroidered silk mans robe with gilt metallic thread dragons, gold silk bats and clouds. 41-1/2" long.

Black Chinese robe with button front and embroidered dragons front and back, on each shoulder. High side and back slits with blue silk lining. 44" long, 52" chest.

Early 20th century, one in red with embroidered gilt five toe dragons, with matching belt, white silk liner, 59" long; . Condition Minor wear, VG; 2nd right arm needs seam resewn.

Antique Chinese Silk Embroidered Dragon Robe, silk floss thread on silk, metal thread. Provenance: Walter Holmes Conrad (1850-1929), Philadelphia, by family descent to current owner. Size: 69'' x 45''

Antique Chinese Silk Embroidered Dragon Robe, silk floss thread on silk, metal thread. Provenance: Walter Holmes Conrad (1850-1929), Philadelphia, by family descent to current owner. Size: 81'' x 46''

Antique Chinese Silk Embroidered Dragon Robe 38''x66''. Coral red ground with gold thread and polychrome silk embroidery. It depicts ten gold thread five-clawed imperial opposing dragons chasing the f

Antique Chinese Silk Embroidered Dragon Robe, silk floss thread on silk, metal thread. Provenance: Walter Holmes Conrad (1850-1929), Philadelphia, by family descent to current owner. Size: 72'' x 43''

Chinese Silk Embroidered Dragon Robe Dimension: 55 1/2"(131cm) L. A LIST OF RECOMMENDED THIRD-PARTY SHIPPER IS AVAILABLE UNDER SHIPPING INFORMATION. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT THEM FOR A QUOTE.

Chinese silk embroidered dragon robe having five claw dragons amongst flaming clouds, bats and flowers above crashing waves. length 54 inches Being sold to benefit a Connecticut Museum