CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERY - EAGLE ON BRANCH

inlaid mother of pearl rosewood frame, embroidery 50.5x15.25in., frame 54x18.75in.

Chinese export, 19th century. Silk embroidery of an American eagle on a shield, with laurel branches and arrows. Apparently unsigned. Approx. 23.5" x 27.5" (frame), 21.5" x 25.5" (sight)

Trapunto raised eagle embroidered with silk and metallic thread. Presented in a gold framed shadow box. 20 x 22 x 3 inches overall

A Chinese silk embroidery panel depicting an eagle perched in a pine tree with flowers given to General Howard by General Zheng Jieming. The embroidery panel has 2 seals, a poem, and a dedication all

Fine Chinese Export Silk Embroidery on Fabric of an Eagle, 19th Century, depicting a spread-winged eagle with "E. Pluribus Unum" banner in beak, clutching laurel leaves and arrow in talons, atop a Fed

Chinese silk embroidery depicting birds and floral branches. Signed upper left. Frame measures 20 1/4' x 16 1/4".

A Chinese export silk embroidery depicting a spread wing eagle above American shield and flags, and above banner "E Pluribus Unum". Late 19th century. Very good condition - the frame with gesso losses

Large Chinese silk embroidery panel with birds and flowering branch. Framed under glass. Image: 28-1/2 x 63-1/2 in.

very large Chinese silk embroidery on silk depicting cranes on branches w peony floral accents - 36"x77"

Vintage Chinese Embroidery on Silk Eagle Framed. Size: 36" x 24"

The best Chinese export silk & velvet embroidery, depicting a spread wing eagle below "E PLURIBUS UNUM" banner. The eagle clasping an American flag with 42 stars in front of an anchor above a sea drag

A Chinese silk needlework Republic period With central eagle perched atop a branch, alongside inscription and seal; framed. H: 17 1/2, W: 27 in. (H: 44.45, W: 68.58 cm. (sight)) Provenance: Private co

CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERY, LATE 19TH C., H 12", W 20":Decorated with single bird on a flower branch. Finely embroidered with the forbidden stitch at the eyes of the flowers {see 2nd photograph}. Late 19

A Chinese silk embroidered textile. This piece features birds near a flowering branch in shades of blue, pink, and cream. It includes a Chinese Dun Huang sticker at its back. Light fading; one small s

A set of four framed Chinese silk embroideries of birds in landscapes dating from the 19th century. The birds include an eagle, a pair of ducks, a crane, and a rooster. Dimensions are: each measures 5

LARGE CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERYExtremely large, Chinese embroidered silk temple hanging panel; with a top row of bats and flowers on blue green ground; above the panel of ducks, eagles and pheasant alte

A long blue silk embroidery depicting a series of culturally significant birds: partridges, roosters, cranes, herons, peacocks and wood ducks in mirrored descending pairs, with flowering branches and

DESCRIPTION: a chinese silk embroidery depicting a scene of ducks and birds swimming in a pond, flanked by branches and foliage. Signed with embroidered Chinese characters and seals along the right co

China, ROC, silk embroidery panel, center circular image of a long tailed bird sitting within flowering branches with four floral emblems against deep blue ground with surrounding fringe along edges.

Antique Chinese silk embroidery; depicting various birds, perched and in flight, amid flowering branches; 15 1/2" x 7 3/4" (sight); matted and framed

DESCRIPTION: a chinese silk embroidery depicting a scene of ducks and birds swimming in a pond, flanked by branches and foliage. Signed with embroidered Chinese characters and seals along the right co

CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERYChina, early to mid-20th century. Bird and butterflies on blossoming peach and peony branches. Matted behind glass, gilt and black painted frame. Sight: 25" height, 10.5" width;

A group of three Chinese silk embroidery textile pieces. 19th/20th century. Embroidery on silk with paper backing. Depicting gold pheasant, peacock, crane, eagle, and various birds in trees and flower

DESCRIPTION: Antique silk embroidery depicting three cranes beneath branches festooned with flowers and foliage. Mounted in a wooden frame. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: