TWO CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK FAN CASES

A group of 19th century Chinese silk tassels and purses, comprising: two embroidered fan cases; two flat purses one embroidered with people, one blue embroidered pouch purse filled with loose beads; t

China, Guangxu, decorated with peacocks, cranes, and birds amongst peonies and bamboo, handles and rims in incised, cast wood. One of them with a small restoration work on the handle. Dim.: 44 cm.

Group of Chinese embroidered silk purses and fan cases, comprising sixteen purses of various designs and subject matters, and four folding fan cases, largest 6.5"h. x 13"w.

The Largest: H: 12 1/2 in ( 30.75 cm ) W : 3 in ( 7.62 cm )

probably late Qing dynasty, 19th century, bright blue silk embroidered with golden thread in shape of Chinese coins, a ruyi cloud motif is embroidered at the top, there is a silk cord with rose quartz

Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Embroidered "Shou" Fan Case with 12 roundels in laid gold & silver wrapped threads under colored threads and bound in blue ribbon; strap with Peking Glass imitation pink tour

TWO CHINESE EXPORT FIRE SCREENSCircular, lacquerware, framed, embroidered silk fans/fire screens, one complete with carved and painted handle, and side tassels, depicting a pair of peacocks, in muted

Round Silk Embroidered Chinese Fan or Mirror Case with bunches of flowers and tiny animals, the top with appliqued circles. Age related wear to silk and embroidery - see images. Diameter 14 1/4 inches

Ten Embroidered Silk Folding Fan Cases Each of slender tapering form with a shaped opening, most designed with a strap on one side, decorated with various motifs including figural landscapes, animals,

CHINESE EMBROIDERED SILK CASE EYEGLASSES AND CASES, LOT OF TWO, one having embroidered flowers and a poem on one side, characters over blue ground on the opposite, copper rimmed glasses with folding t

late Qing dynasty, of varying size and form, comprising: fan case with fine forbidden stitch detailing, various symbolic characters; gourd shaped pouch with imperial yellow ground, exceptionally fine

Two Chinese Embroidered Silk Head Ornaments each mounted on a wig stand in glazed case Height of Shadow Box 16 3/4 x width 16 inches Estimate $40-60 Property from the Estate of Vernon Taylor Jr., Lake

Two (2) Chinese embroidered silk wedding skirts, each on a green silk ground with embroidered panels of blue, rose and gold flowers, butterflies and bats, separated by black silk bindings and a black

Two finely decorated with embroidery depicting landscapes and one kesi depicting bamboo. 扇套三只，中国，清朝（1644-1911） Dimen

TWO CHINESE SPECTACLE CASES18th / 19th century. One silk embroidered on a pink ground, the other bejeweled on black cloth.From the collection of Dr. J. William Rosenthal, M.D.Dr. Rosenthal was a well-

Four Chinese Embroidered Silk Articles LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising a pair of lady's shoes and two eyeglasses cases. Length of longer glasses case 6 1/2 in., 16.5 cm.

Grouping of seven (7) silk embroidered Chinese textiles including one (1) red silk child's robe, two (2) square embroidered panels including one with bat decoration, and four pairs of shoes including

Two (2) Chinese Republic Period Kimono and Skirt. 1st item: Chinese pleated silk embroidered long skirt, linen waistband, skirt sewn in two panels, 26 inches wide x 36 3/4" long each, each panel with

Chinese. Group of two pairs of polychrome embroidered silk shoes comprising a pair of woman's black chopine shoes with floral detail and raised cream platform together with a pair of red infant's shoe

3 Chinese 1900-1930s & embroidered: 1 3-pocket wallet w/ needlework on silk mesh, 1 pink, blue & olive needlework sewing & eye glass case on woven cord, both excellent, 1 embroidered fan case, very go

in pale apricot, double concertina, set with two panels finely embroidered with man, woman holding child and servant holding fan, flanked by pleating embroidered with flowers in tones of blue, green,

Three (3) Chinese items, including red silk embroidered panels and a reverse glass figural landscape painting. 1st & 2nd items: Two (2) embroidered red silk rectangular panels, each depicting several

late 19th/early 20th century, of varying size and form, with floral and animal themed stitching, including: four silk scent pouches, two archer's ring cases, one made of fabric encasing a cylindrical

Grouping of three (3) framed embroidered Qing textiles, including one (1) silk red ground textile with two foo dogs and tiger surrounded by foliate, insect, and precious object motifs, all rendered in