19th Century Chinese Antique Embroidered Hat with Silver Ornaments

Antique Chinese Handmade Textiles Probably made as a children’s hat, although it does fit on my head. Silk tiger hats were made for children, especially boys to help ward off evil ...

When the Qing-dynasty woman who wore this lovely jacket entered a room, people would instantly have recognized her status and rank based on the materials and decoration of her garmen...

A delicate and decorative pair of baby shoes, hand crafted with embroidered silk and paper, often worn to celebrate the Chinese New Year. 19th century in age, we age related losses ...

A Chinese silk hat from the late Qing period, displayed on a purpose made antique style ebonised wig stand. These head dressers traditionally worn by children and often displayed ...

A large framed and glazed Chinese Qing dynasty silk embroidered tapestry panel of a female immortal, most likely Magu, late 19th century, China. The large Chinese silk panel beautifully embroidered with an image of the Taoist female immortal Magu. Magu wears luxurious, long, flowing robes, with scarf billowing around her and a gourd drinking vessel hanging tied around her waist. She holds aloft in one hand an archaic ritual wine vessel...

A Pair Of Chinese Embroidered Sleeve Panels. China, 19th Century, Qing Dynasty. Antique textile ff rectangular form, with a central seam, one decora...