A Chinese Kesi polychrome silk woven panel, Qing dynasty, fi...

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315 - A Chinese Kesi polychrome silk woven panel, Qing dynasty, first half 19th century, possibly the back...

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A Chinese Kesi polychrome silk woven panel, Qing dynasty, first half 19th century, possibly the back of a robe, decorated with a roundel of flowers and butterflies above a border of lishui waves and auspicious good fortune symbols, the panel bordered with multi-coloured silk brocade, total measurement 47cm wide x 88cm high

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There is some fading to the floral and butterfly decorated roundel and a vertical mark on the silk nearby, the silk lining is torn at the back

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Auction Date:

10th Jun 24 at 9:30am BST