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Description:
Antique 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty semi-formal Robe for a Manchu woman. A dark blue satin Silk embroidered in coloured floss silks with six flower-patterned roundels and two medallions on the chest and on the back with bats and butterflies in a landscape, flower springs. The lower border of diagonal bands and rounded billows represent a sea-wave with water rocks on the centre symbolizing the earth mountain. The bottom is heavily embroidered with a sea-wave border. Lined in blue silk damask woven in a fine pattern. Dimensions when placed flat: Approximately 160 cm (63 in) by 114 cm (45 in). Condition: The Robe has one hole on the right sleeve and one hole on the bottom heavily embroidered sea-wave border. There is also one patch on the lower part of the front near the opening. References: (1) "In The Presence Of The Dragon Throne" by John E.Vollmer (2) "Silks for Thrones and Altars "by Myrna Myers (3) When Silk Was Goldby James C.Y Watt & Anne. Wardwell. ..
Due to the fact that the market is flooded by reproductions of Chinese antiques we would like to inform our clients that all our artifacts are 100% authentic antiques, not reproductions, and Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
| Status: For Sale |
Reference#: C87 |
| Condition:
Old repairs |
Year:
19th century
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