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26 juin 2016

Uncut yardage for an embroidered blue silk ground dragon robe, jifu, Late Qing dynasty

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Lot 8141. Uncut yardage for an embroidered blue silk ground dragon robe, jifu, Late Qing dynastyEstimate US$ 2,000 - 3,000 (€1,800 - 2,700). Photo Bonhams.

Composed of three strips joined together before the embroidery was added: two long strips - one the proper right back and front inside panels, the second the proper left back and front panel - and a third shorter strip forming the front right overlap; the nine dragons sewn in gilt-wrapped threads, the remaining decoration using well-preserved white and polychrome silk floss; the selvedge on the third shorter strip woven with the factory name reading Zhe[jiang] Hang[zhou] ruizhanghuiji neizhubenji ningchoushaduan. 112 1/4 x 31in (286 x79cm) two strips - 57 x 31in (145 x 79cm) third strip

Property from a Southern California Museum

Note: The brown background of the robe, known atqiuxiangse (tawny incense), was reserved for princes and other members of the imperial clan: see, for example, John Vollmer, Ruling from the Dragon Throne,2002, pp. 83-84 and fig. 4.3, an embroidered example from the Daoguang period

Bonhams. CHINESE, INDIAN, HIMALAYAN AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART AND PAINTINGS, 12:00 PDT, SAN FRANCISCO

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