Group of 13 Chinese Silk Vestments & Textiles

Chinese Silk Textile. Size 70 x 13 1/2 inches. Fine Chinese silk textile decorated with group of people and Trees. Ex Los Angeles CA Collection

Group (11) Chinese embroidered textiles, Incl. panels and fragments, some silk examples, 13"h x 64"w (largest), 11.5"h x 17"w (smallest)

18th/19th century, four yellow with applied knotted and couched embroidery, longest approximately 42 in.; with approximately 20 loose pieces of embroidery, 2 in. to 5 in.

Large Group of Chinese Silk Textiles Including several small panels, roundels, robe fragments, garment ornaments, purses and pouches, all colorfully embroidered and woven with various motifs. Largest

A thirteen piece group of Chinese embroidered silk textilesComprising a robe and twelve various panels and patches.the robe length 35 1/2 (93cm); width cuff to cuff 67in (170cm) Provenance:The Collect

Chinese, early to mid 20th century. A group of four chartreuse silk textiles, each embroidered with blue flowers and colorful butterflies. Apparently unmarked. Approximate width 3.75", length (longer)

A GROUP OF 18 CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED TEXTILES, QING DYNASTY

Chinese, 20th century. Stains and losses.

Group of Antique Chinese Embroidered Silk Textiles, Qing D. Size range from 3.5'' x 16'', 9 x 41 cm to 37'' x 21'', 94 x 53 cm.

late 19th century, presented in uniform framing of varying dimensions. DOA 45 x 26 in. (the largest) Private Collection, Charlotte, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.c

Group of five Chinese silk embroidered textiles. Includes: Pair of silk embroidered robe pieces, polychrome stitchwork depicting bamboo, butterflies, and floral motifs on black ground, 32 x 2.25 inche

Group of six Chinese silk embroidered textiles with a variety of colored threads, including metal threads.Length ranges from 22 1/2 in to 36 3/4 in; width ranges from 10 5/8 in.

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

Group of three (3) Chinese embroidered silk textiles including: one (1) Qing rectangular wall hanging constructed of various pieced elements of a robe, the main panel featuring four roundels with embr

A Group of Three Chinese Framed Silk Embroidered Textile Panels, 19th Century, Depicting vases, flowers, bats and butterflies executed in the Peking Knot/Forbidden Stitch and satin stitch. Largest fra

Group of thirteen Chinese and Japanese textiles: silk obi, tea towels, wall hangings and various fabric swatches

A GROUP OF FOUR EMBROIDERED SILK TEXTILES, LATE QING DYNASTY China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. Consisting of a single blue silk sleeve band, executed with Beijing knot, satin stitch and g

2 Pairs of Antique Chinese Silk Textiles, including a pair of finely embroidered green silk panels; and a pair of gold silk brocade sleeves. 19" x 9.5", 48 x 24 cm (green); 33" x 5", 84 x 13 cm (gold)

Group of Chinese and Japanese Textiles, mostly silks, some with metallic threading,floral, aviary and dragon phoenix theme Dimensions: Various Property from a former Asian Arts gallery in Manhattan, c

Chinese, likely early 20th century. Group of two hand embroidered silk textile fragments converted into wall hangings comprising of one with figures in blue and green robes with pink accents amid form

Pair of Chinese silk embroidered textile fragments depicting foo dogs or mythical beasts in a lush and verdant landscape.(Each) Sight; height: 16 3/4 in x width: 13 3/4 in. Framed; height: 18 in x wid

Chinese embroidered silk textile panel. Landscape with boats and children at play. 26 x 13 inches. Framed. Overall: 32 x 19 inches.

Chinese silk embroidery textile depicting a courtship scene with a beauty amongst flowers and a man watching her, housed under glass in a faxu bamboo frame. Image: 24" H x 13" W; frame: 28.5" H x 17.5

Group of three Chinese framed textiles, including one silk embroidery depicting a scene of birds, and two kesi (k'ossu) panels, one depicting a scene of a figure on a horse, and the other depicting th