Lions & Phoenixes- 16th C. Ming
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Pre 1700 item# 1188894 (stock# 2013/B/159)
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A panel of gold brocaded silk with lions, phoenixes and flowers. Ming period, second half 16th century. The panel was without doubt part of a longer weaving, probably an altar-cloth or valance. The colours are vibrant and the textile is in excellent condition. Early Chinese textiles like this one come with almost no exception from Tibet where they survived the ages within monastery walls. An almost identical weaving (half the size of this one) is in the Myrna Myers Collection, Paris, and has bee ...click for details
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Gold brocaded dragons, 19th C.
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Pre 1920 item# 1176087 (stock# 2012/L/149)
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Mikael Jaspers
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600 euro- shipping included
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Gold brocaded dragons among clouds chasing flaming pearls. The fragment is 33cm high and 40cm wide. Size of the frame is 43x50cm. Although the style of the dragon, clouds and colouring does resemble textiles from the Kangxi period, it is more likely 19th century made for the Tibetan market. It stems from a larger weaving that probably served as a canopy. I had several fragments in different sizes cut out as the canopy as a whole was in too poor condition. There's a vertical joint in the midd ...click for details
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Gold brocaded dragons- 19th century
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Pre 1900 item# 1161441 (stock# 2012/I/120)
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Mikael Jaspers
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SOLD
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A pair of gold brocaded dragons among clouds chasing flaming pearls. The fragment is 16,5cm high and 33cm wide. Size of the frame is 26,5x43,5cm. Although the style of the dragon, clouds and colouring does resemble textiles from the Kangxi period, it is more likely 19th century made for the Tibetan market. It stems from what probably was a canopy. I had several fragments in different sizes cut out, as the canopy as a whole was in too poor condition. There's a vertical joint in the middle Con ...click for details
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Silk damast with 5-clawed dragons, ca. 1800
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Pre 1900 item# 1161260 (stock# 2012/I/119)
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375 euro
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A damask silk weaving with a pattern of five-clawed dragons among clouds. Circa 1800. Dim.: 57x27cm. The weaving has one selvage. Each dragon stands 18cm high. The ground colour is a brown that reflects in a copper-gold luster. It depends on the reflection of the light whether the dragons appear dark on a light background or the other way around. In general fair condition with a few small holes and some spots showing wear. Mounted on brown silk on foam board (63x33cm) There are two more fragment ...click for details
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Gold brocaded dragons, 19th century- framed
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Pre 1900 item# 1147887 (stock# 2012/F/95)
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Mikael Jaspers
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750 euro incl. shipping
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Gold brocaded dragons among clouds chasing flaming pearls. The fragment is 33cm high and 40cm wide. Size of the frame is 43x50cm.
Although the style of the dragon, clouds and colouring does resemble textiles from the Kangxi period, it is more likely 19th century made for the Tibetan market. It stems from what probably was a canopy. I had several fragments in different sizes cut out as the canopy as a whole was in too poor condition. There's a vertical joint in the middle
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A gold brocaded dragon, 19th C.- framed.
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Pre 1900 item# 1135892 (stock# 2012/D/87)
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Mikael Jaspers
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200 euro incl. shipping
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A gold brocaded dragon among clouds chasing the flaming pearl. The fragment is 15cm high and 16,5cm wide. Size of the frame is 25x26cm.
Although the style of the dragon, clouds and colouring does resemble textiles from the Kangxi period, it is more likely 19th century made for the Tibetan market.
The gold is shiny and in good condition, as is the brocading.
Reduced in price from 245 euro to 200 euro.
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A large panel of brocaded silk- 19th century
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Pre 1900 item# 1125375 (stock# 2012/A/81)
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Sale 650 euro
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A large panel of gold brocaded silk with geometric design and dragons among clouds roundels. Probably 19th century, possibly earlier. Dim.: 64,5 x 141,5cm.
The weaving is a goldish yellow ground colour. The roundels and other areas show a (faded) green. The dark brown areas are the once gold gilt paper weaving. The gold is gone, leaving the dark lacquer once used to adhere the gold.
There's a modern backing to strengthen the panel.
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Gold brocaded silk fragment- Kangxi period
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Pre 1700 item# 1115405 (stock# 2011/L/78)
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Mikael Jaspers
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1.650 euro
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High quality gold brocaded silk fragment with two birds, early Kangxi, 2nd half 17th century. It was possibly part of a chair cover and altered in Tibet into some sort of liturgical patchwork.
Although just a fragment the silk is in perfect condition with all of the flat gold weaving intact and the colours fresh.
Framed with museum quality UV reflecting glass.
Dim.: 51x36,5cm (frame), bird weaving 42 x 28 cm.
Reduced in price from 2.500 euro to 1.650 euro.
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Fragment of an imperial chaofu - Yongzheng
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Pre 1800 item# 1111394 (stock# 2011/K/74)
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An extremely rare fragment of an imperial formal court robe (chaofu), intended for the emperor himself. Early Yongzheng, ca. 1725. Five clawed dragons (long) on a yellow ground.
For an identical weaving see: The Collection of the Palace Museum of the Forbidden City, Vol. 51, nr. 16., p. 31.
In their book The Imperial Wardrobe, Dickinson and Wrigglesworth describe in great detail the importance and function of this ‘Robe of State’. Hierarchy and rules as to the use of colours and the type and ...click for details
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