South China Yunnan Small Silk Baby Carrier

South China Yunnan Embroidery Small Silk Baby Carrier, 14.5"l x 16"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

South China, Guizhou, embroidered silk possibly baby carrier, 28"l x 24"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

South China, Guizhou, embroidered silk possibly baby carrier, 31"l x 14"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Baby Carrier, Miao, South China, cotton, silk, embroidery, applique. Size: 31.25" x 19.75", 79 x 50 cm.

Zhuang People Silk Brocade Baby Carrier or Blanket, South China, mid 20th c. Size: 26'' x 28.25'' (66 x 72 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Biddi

Miao, Yunnan Province, Southern China, vintage cotton with silk thread embroidery baby carrier, black ground with multicolor traditional pattern, 32"l x 19"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip

South China, Guizhou, embroidered cotton baby carrier, 48"l x 70"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Hmong/Miao, South China, vintage cotton possibly baby carrier, orange ground with Ikat, applique, and embroidery pattern, 31"l x 21"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

4 Miao Baby Carriers, South China, Early 20th C. Ranging in Size from: 30.5'' x 26.75'' (77 x 68 cm) to 24'' x 67'' (61 x 170 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; A

2 Miao Baby Carriers, South China, Early 20th C.Size: 1) 27.5'' x 25'' (70 x 64 cm); 2) 27.5'' x 26.5'' (70 x 67 cm). Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Dov Jaron, Philadelphia, PA.

Hmong, Southeast China, group of (2) cotton and silk embroidery baby carriers, one remnant baby carrier in black color with assorted embroidery color, 36"l x 17"w, one black ground with fuchsia and kh

Hmong, Southeast China, group of (2) cotton and silk embroidery baby carriers, one in black color ground with predominantly green and fuchsia accents embroidery, 27"l x 17"w, one black ground with pin

Zhuang cotton and silk woven baby carrier or blanket, S. China, mid 20th century. Size: 26.5'' x 24.25'' (67 x 62 cm).

Zhuang cotton and silk woven baby carrier or blanket, S. China, 20th century. Size: 32'' x 28'' (81 x 71 cm).

Miao Baby Carrier, China, Early 20th-Mid 20th C.Baby carrier of pieced cotton tabby and cotton twill; embroidered and appliqued. Miao People, South Guizhou Province, Sandu County, China. Size: 38'' x

Zhuang Baby Carrier Textile, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Silk, cotton, foil; appliqué, quilting, embroidery. Baby carrier with silk and cotton fabrics appliquéd and machine quilted on a cotton grou

4 baby carrier panels, one silk embroidery on cotton, Yao people, Guizhou; one silk embroidery with cotton applique, Miao; one embroidery on cotton ground, Yao; and one embroidered in silk, Miao, Guiz

Mounted panel from a baby carrier, cross stitch silk embroidery on cotton ground, Yao people, Guizhou, China, early 20th c. Size: 30" x 17" (textile). Size: 33" x 18" (stretcher).

3 Chinese Minority Textiles: 1) Baby Carrier, Cotton And Silk With Brocade Patterning And Embroidery, Miao / Hmong Minority Group, China, 20th C. Size: 30.75"H x 38"W (78 x 96.5 cm); 2) Baby Carrier,

3 Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Panels, China, Early-Mid 20th C. 2 silk embroidered on cotton from Geija people; and one from cotton/hemp, silk from Zhuang people. Range in Size: 29" x 26" to 34" x 27

Zhuang Baby Carrier, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Baby carrier with field of appliqued cotton repeat; petal-grid outlined in contrasting cotton trim, center of florets embroidered in silk with center pane

Raojia Embroidered Baby Carrier, China, Early 20th C. Baby carrier with sections of embroidery separated by narrow rows of piecework in center. Cotton tabby cloth, silk thread; embroidery, piecework.

Miao Indigo-Dyed Baby Carrier, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Baby carrier made of indigo dyed and calendared hand woven cotton fabric decorated with hand stitched silk embroidery in a pattern of water whir

Geija Baby Carrier, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Baby carrier consisting of a single, large, silk-embroidered panel with a series of narrow, tabby cotton borders.Geija People, Eastern Guizhou Province, Ch