Qing Dynasty (or could be earlier) Chinese Embroidery Panel Kesi Kossu Silk Textile Sash Crickets. Antique Qing Dynasty embroidered silk sash panel or fragment featuring beautiful flowers and “good luck” crickets. Overall framed size is approximately 13″ x 17″. Textile itself is approx. 10″ x 5 3/4″ at the widest. Some fraying at top of
We are pleased to offer for your consideration absolutely stunning. Antique Chinese Hand Embroidered. Silk Large Textile Panel. Elaborate padded embroidery of Figure of Chinese Immortal horseback on Kilin in the center, surrounded with amazing flowers and flying bat, made in. Silk threads in Finest Satin Stitches Technique on a vivid red ground. Main panel
Qing Dynasty Silk Embroidery – Old Monumental Chinese Piece. 39 x 170 cm, 50 x 180 cm. Piece for collectors and few of them like this one probably. Some damaged , please see on pictures. It has broken fabric in some parts but it makes also beauty on it. Provenance: from a scandinavian retired in
Qing Dynasty Antique Chinese Childs Silk Shoes Embroidery. Nice pair of 19th century silk children’s shoes. 6 long with some wear, mainly on heels. The item “Qing Dynasty Antique Chinese Childs Silk Shoes Embroidery” is in sale since Thursday, October 22, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\China\Robes & Textiles”. The seller is
Bordados de seda chinos, paisajes con templos, flores de pájaros, etc. El bordado real h. 39 x 170 cm, incl. Lejos 50 x 180 cm, Enmarcado h. 54 x 184 cm. Condición relacionada con la edad. GRAN PIEZA CON UNA HISTORIA DETRÁS Y DE UNA MUY BUENA COLECCIÓN. El envio de esta pieza se hara
The subject is the Chinese Immortal Shou Lao, with a deer and female attendant. It is framed behind glass. The frame is about 57 1/2 x 30 1/4 inches (about 146 x 77 cm). The textile is about 56 x 29 inches (about 142 x 74 cm). The blue ground part of the textile has
12″ x 12″ First Rank Mandarin Military Badge with Stylized Dragon cut from ceremonial garment and glued to thin cardboard. Silver and gold gilt thread needlework on thin black silk. Or silk and metallic thread embroidery on plain weave on silk satin. Many symbols around Qilin or Chi-lin : Sun, star, lidded jar, thread spool,
