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Set of four Royal Worcester limited edition figures, for Compton & Woodhouse, from the Graceful Arts series, after Maureen Halson, comprising: Poetry limited edition 907/2500, Embroidery 2078/2500, Music 664/2500 and Painting 435/2500 and three wooden bases, 23.5cm high max. excluding base Condition ReportAll in good condition, no damage or restoration. General wear and tear.

20th century English naïve embroidery of figures by a tree, in glazed frame.

A Persian Termeh, 20th century, the red ground with paisley embroidery and gilt fringe92 x134cm

making up a very complete set, consisting of a saddle with stirrups, bridle and trappings, the saddle seat faced in yellow silk kesi from a dragon robe, and with cloisonne mounts against a shagreen field, on a birch wood base structure. Note: Birch was considered a hardwood in Northern China, due to the dry winter and wet summer. The structure is composed of four pieces, following Manchu and Mongolian classic tradition. The surface of the front and back parts are covered with Shark- skin and decorated with gilt brass mounts, finely enamelled in cloisonne with floral motifs. The present seat cover epitomises much of the stylistic achievements in embroidery production during the early Qing period, from the smooth yellow ground to the strongly delineated deep brown mountains, and border of ocean waves. As a symbol of the emperor himself, the pattern is a most fitting subject for a saddle destined to grace one of the halls of an imperial palace. The Brass stirrups have treads pierced with a swastika which is considered to symbolise the auspicious footprints of the Buddha. The left-facing swastika is often imprinted on the chest, feet or palms of Buddha images. It is a symbol for the Buddha in many parts of Asia and homologous with the dharma wheel.The shape symbolises the eternal and cyclical, a theme found in the samsara doctrine of Buddhism. The exterior surface enamelled on a Black-ground with floral and geometrical motifs. With a rare horse tail holder, in fabric, with silver 27 mounts, enamelled in polychrome with floral motifs. Together with bridle reins gold-gilt in fabric, with 29 cloisonne mounts, enamelled with bats, birds, longevity symbols and flowers. The bridle rings connect to the iron bit.The bat is a punning rebus for fu meaning fortune or fortunate. Those patterns are very often appear on porclain, furnature, lacquer ware, and cloisonne. . Dimension:Saddle length 45 cm . Condition:. Provenance:Given by Xu Jingcheng to Italian Diplomat, Daniele Vare, in 1891; Collection of Musee du Cheval et de la peronnerie d Art Rene Francois in Beaucaire; Acquired from Roberto Nicola in Milano, 2010.

A FRAMED SILK EMBROIDERY OF A FLOWER BASKET overspilling with blooms; together with three similar wool work floral embroideries, the largest 73cm x 52cm (4)Provenance: A private East Dorset collection.

An early/mid-20th century Yoruba ceremonial agbada robe Nigerian, white silk embroidery on indigo dyed cotton approximately 126cm x 180cm

A Tajik suzani with large star medallion, silk embroidery on hand woven cotton. Mid to late 19th century 280cm x 186cmA few patches of discolouration to cotton.Holes/moth damage in a few places.See new photos.

A framed Chinese embroidery with a group of mixed oil finished and other prints, largest 92cm x 67cm.

Chinese embroidery piano shawl, robe, handbag etc, the shawl 160 x 160cm

Set of 2 hand embroidered fans with elegant combination of bone with intricate embroidery and sequins, early 1800's Empire France, period 1790-1810Lot van 2 met de hand geborduurde waaiers met elegante combinatie van been met ingewikkeld borduurwerk en lovertjes, vroeg 1800's Empire Frankrijk, periode 1790-181019 x 35.5 & 22 x 30.5 cm

Chinese silk and gold thread embroidery depicting Shou Lau with deer, 18th/19th centuryChinees stiksel van zijde en gouddraad met de voorstelling van Shou Lau met hert, 18e/19e eeuw140 x 90 cm

Oriental ceramic plaque of Mandarin ducks in vegetation, maker's or artist's label mounted verso, 25 x 37cm, framed together with a Chinese embroidery in silk depicting two figures in a scrolled landscape, 62 x 25cm, framed and glazed (2)

Court Suit, 19th century, Purple body to the tail jacket, cut bright steel buttons, matching waistcoat with a late 18th century silk waist coat fine floral embroidery with tears

A silk embroidery titled 'Pyongyang, Korea' 58 x 35 cm, together with a Chinese hardstone panel and painted collage scene of a lady at a window on silk (3)

A 19thC crewelwork embroidery, of a flowering tree, framed and glazed, 46cm x 45cm.

An ivory and gold-striped silk, luxury handmade Lebanese full Abaya costume with pale blue stripe and hand-stitched embroidery from ORIENT 499 which has showrooms in Dubai and Beirut.(Nape to hem 56") RRP £1300 Suitable for festival season. Unisex.Condition Report: In excellent condition with a couple of very light marks

A vintage handcrafted wool-felt green Djellaba or Abaya tunic with hand- stitched gold metallic embroidery and green satin lining bought in Lebanon in the late 1960s. Suitable for festival season. (Pit to pit 28" x Nape to hem 48") UnisexCondition Report: In good condition with some wear to the mainly used buttons.

Chinese ivory coloured silk panel/sleeve band depicting white cranes and other characters in delicate embroidery. Late Qing/Manchu dynasty. Suitable for framing.(approx. 84cm x 18cm)Condition Report: Fair condition with some small holes commensurate with age

Antique Chinese piano shawl in black silk with coloured embroidery Approx. 130cm x 135cmCondition Report: In good condition with no holes

17th century A fragment of gold thread and embroidery on a plum background Property of a nobleman To be sold without reserve Dimensions: 22 in. (H) x 18 in. (W)

An embroidered shawl (phulkari), pachranga Shalimar bagh,  Punjab, first half 20th century, silk floss on light maroon cotton ground, the large concentric lozenges in silk floss in tones of saffron, red, green and cream against tangerine ground, one pallu hatched in similar colours, the other with bold chevrons forming palmettes in similar colours within large square panels240 x 131.5cm.Provenance: Private UK Collection acquired in the 1950s by the vendor's father, an academic. The works were brought to the UK when the family relocated here in 1966. Footnote : Phulkaris were ceremoniously exchanged between various members of the family during marriage festivities. These included the passing down of phulkaris from mother to daughter, or grandmother to granddaughter, or in the form of the highly particularised vari da bagh, a type of embroidery that was gifted by the groom's family as part of marriage arrangement. Soft, untwisted silk floss thread called as “pat” came from various places like Kashmir, Bengal and even from Afghanistan, and Turkistan, but were dyed locally in Amritsar and Jammu, and women could obtain this from nomadic merchants. Partition in 1947 changed the availability of these silk flosses.Further reading: Aryan, S. & B.N. Ayran, Unknown Masterpieces of Indian Folk and Tribal Art, KC Aryan’s Home of Folk Art, 2nd & enlarged ed., 2016.Mason, D. (ed.), Phulkari: The Embroidered Textiles of Punjab from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art/Yale University Press, 2017.  Condition Report: Four joined panels. Stained. Light dye smudges. Occasional losses. Some pulled threads. 

An embroidered mirror cover (tensifa) of fine muslin,  Tetouan, Morocco, 18th centuryembroidered in floss silks, the deep end borders densely worked with branching stems of crested palmettes against a ground of polychrome petals, edged with a narrow band of ivory silk drawn-threadwork, the lateral borders with red, yellow and blue palmettes linked by curving leaves, L337 stitched in red to edge296 x 56cm.Provenance: Private UK Collection since the 1980sBibliography: Isabelle Denamur, Moroccan Textile Embroidery, Indianapolis Museum The Fabric Of Moroccan Life, 2003Condition Report: This panel is stained, water stained, patched and presents extensive losses to its central field. Fraying to the edges. Embroidery mostly present. Some pulled threads.

[Sewing] A group of vintage Briggs Transfer Initials embroidery transfer books, including guides for broderie anglaise, floral script, and old English stitches, published by W M Briggs & Co Ltd, Manchester, circa first quarter 20th Century

VICTORIAN EMBROIDERY, AND OTHER PICTURES including a painting by John Peet

SIX NEEDLEWORK PANELS mainly wool embroidery, one labelled verso 'J. & E. Kerr, Embroidery Studio, Community House, Gloucester', various sizes, the average approximately 50cm x 50cm.

A MANUSCRIPT EMBROIDERY PATTERN BOOK circa 1822, comprising approximately 125 leaves of designs, in ink and grey/black washes, half leather bound, 23cm x 19cm. Condition Report : Spine strip incomplete; upper hinge broken; corners worn. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

Irish / American Interest [1923] An early 20th Century Banner on green ground, with gilded embroidery 'Yale 1923', with central harp, approx. 52cms x 71cms (20 1/2" x 28"), with gold trim border. (1)

A collection of pictures, etchings and prints to include an embroidery of a garden scene, a watercolour of a garden signed TR in the bottom right corner, and other pictures Location: RAMIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A large carved tribal style wall mask, painted in monochrome, 98cm; another smaller, brightly painted, 49cm; another, 99cm; a group of Chinese silk embroidery pictures, unframed

Hermes, two vintage blouses, to include a black sheer blouse with silk embroidery depicting images of Parisian life, together with a black shirt with black leather trim, labelled Hermes, size 38 & 42 (UK 10 & 12)- Overall good condition- Some pulls to the sheer blouse- Slight wear to the leather collar and cuff edges- Condition reports are a guide only and clients are advised to view items before bidding- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Osborne at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

A FRAMED CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERY - 44 X 31 CM

A FRAMED VINTAGE CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERY FEATURING BIRDS 76 X 46 CM

Royal Doulton figurine Anne of Cleves, model HN3356, from the Six Wives of Henry VIII collection. Issued in 1991 and modeled by Pauline Parsons, this limited edition piece (No. 1568 of 9,500) presents Anne seated in an elaborate green and gold gown, engaged in embroidery work. The figure is rich with historical detail, from her Tudor headdress to the sewing tools on the table beside her, reflecting Royal Doulton's exquisite craftsmanship and storytelling tradition. Base marked with the Royal Doulton backstamp and edition information.Artist: Pauline ParsonsIssued: 1991Dimensions: 6.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

An Indonesian Cotton Batik Embroidery, 19th Century.An Indonesian batik embroidery featuring a dense network of stylized eight-petaled floral rosettes and delicate vine scrolls interspersed with exquisitely detailed birds, each rendered with a variety of dotted and lined motifs.Approximately 194 x 52cmProvenance: From the collection of a distinguished gentleman in West London

An Indonesian Batik Embroidery with Pastel Floral and Butterfly Motifs, 19th Century.An Indonesian batik textile featuring a rare combination of soft olive green and pastel pink grounds. The central field is richly decorated with delicate floral sprays in lavender, peach, sky blue, and fuchsia, accentuated by graceful butterflies that flutter through the composition. Approximately 207cm x 101cmProvenance: From the collection of a distinguished gentleman in West London

An Indonesian Cotton Batik Embroidery, 19th Century.An Indonesian batik textile, featuring a rich interplay of floral and avian motifs arranged in an asymmetrical, diagonally partitioned layout. The textile is executed in earthy tones of deep indigo, sienna, and ochre against a natural cotton background. Elaborate scrolling foliage, stylized birds, and blooming flora reflect the Javanese batik tradition, possibly from the coastal regions of Pekalongan or Lasem. Approximately 202 x 104cmProvenance: From the collection of a distinguished gentleman in West London

**NO RESERVE**A Pair of Indian Silk Dagger Covers with Embroidered Motifs.Two vibrant Indian dagger covers, each hand-stitched in richly coloured silk fabric. The first features bold bands of red, yellow, and black arranged in rhythmic geometric stripes, while the second showcases a simpler crimson body adorned with delicate yellow embroidery and a pointed end with an embellished crown.L: Approximately 31cm & 22.5cmProvenance: Private collection from a distinguished British gentleman.

A Japanese embroidered silk picture of Kinkaku-ji, 'Temple of the Golden Pavilion' in Kyoto, Meiji period (1868-1912), 147cm x 58.5cm Some occasional unpicked threads to the sky and near the bottom of the embroidery, otherwise in reasonable condition. Possibly a little fadedPLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A Chinese embroidered silk ‘Peking Opera’ panel, early 20th century, decorated with characters from the Peking Opera embroidered in silk and gold thread, with couch work faces and hands, on a gold thread ground, 47cm x 79.5cm, slight faults, framed and glazed The embroidery is a little faded and discoloured in places with some grubbiness and some occasional loose threads, otherwise in reasonable conditionPLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Two Chinese embroidered silk wedding skirts, late Qing, five hats, trousers, two skirt panels and two others, collar and a panel All pieces in fair condition with wear commensurate with age.The hats have some minor losses to the embroidery and attached embellishments, staining, loose threads and wear to the silk throughout. One mirrored panel is cracked.Both skirts have some small minor holes, staining and repairs.The other pieces are generally good with frayed edges, wear and minor staining to the silk and embroidery.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A Chinese embroidered silk 'chicken' panel, late 19th century, worked predominantly in brown, cream and black silk, with two chickens standing by chrysanthemums, 96.5cm x 51cm, framed and glazed The silk panel has some discolouration and foxing throughout.There are a couple of very small holes to the silk on the lower half of the panel.The embroidery is generally good with only minor loose threads.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Antique Chinese silk embroidery, with butterflies and foliage, in foliate border, 30 x 28cm, in glazed gilt frame

Embroidery stand

A SAILOR'S WOOLWORK EMBROIDERY 'H.M.S SPORTIVE', 191862cm x 50cmFramed and glazed.

Chinese School, watercolour, Waterfall, signed with character marks and red seal mark, together with a silk embroidery of a crane, largest 64 x 37cm. Condition - fair

A late 1940s evening gown in navy blue faille with black beads and sequins, the dress being very fitted to the waist with low sweetheart neck and dramatic gigot sleeves with metal zippers at the wrist, a 1950s/60s cocktail dress in oyster silk with embroidery, a 1950s/60s cocktail dress in a red and gold lame brocade and a strapless 1950s evening gown with chantilly lace shelf bust (4) 

A group of 9 Rena Lange jackets, late 20th and early 21st century to include one in a shot claret velvet with sequinned collar and lapels and large silk ribbon tie, a linen twill blazer with gold buttons and braid, a black textured cotton weave blazer with blanket stitch detail and embroidered pocket coat of arms, a brown velvet jacket with beading, unworn and tagged, a blue velvet jacket with soutache effect embroidery and striped lining, a black and white boucle jacket and three textured tweed check type jackets  Open viewing day in person for this sale is Sunday 27th April at Bishton Hall ST17 0XN 11-3pm: courtyard coffee house and gardens open.

A group of vintage accessories to include a late 40s silk scarf with 18th century scenes, a silk square and three clutch bags, one 1920s/30s with crewel embroidery, one in deep sage green with gilt Greek key border and one with a multi tone glitter finish and integral comb pouch. 

Two late 19th century black capes, an early 20th century white cotton with Ayrshire embroidery (probably for a child) and a Battenburg lace lappet collar, late 19th century (4)

Bobby Moore England Football Tracksuit Top: Umbro top in blue with red and white trim to neck and cuffs. England stitched to rear. Letter of provenance from original vendor is pictured online and states that it was given by Bobby to Mrs Corbett who was a cleaner at Wembley. It came to vendor in a house clearance framed with a magazine picture of Bobby wearing this style top. Now removed from frame with no damage. The make up of this top is correct for around 1970 with embroidery and labelling the same as previous similar items we have had direct from players over the years.

Alan Taylor West Ham FA Cup Final Football Cap: Claret and blue attractive cap with embroidery of the club badge above Cup Winners 1975 wording. Peak has Alan Taylor FA Cup Winner 1975. Certificate from Gentlemen and Players fine traditional caps. Comes in quality box. C/W a few gifts given to Taylor which include 1975 related badges and coasters.

Two traditional embroidery or tapestry frames

Embroidery sampler dated 1860, within step mount and modern wood frame, 49cm x 39cm, 62.5cm x 51cm overall, sold alongside a landscape embroidery, within dark wood frame and under glass, 22cm x 35.5cm, 36.5cm x 49.5cm overall.

Late 20th century 1950's style cotton two tone bowling jive collared work shirts, one example with 'And may you jive all night' embroidery to chest, Size medium

Liber amicorum - - Sammlung von 19 Freundschaftsalben u. Schatullen mit Stammbuchblättern. Mit insg. ca. 470 Einträgen mit zahlr. mont. chromolithogr. Glanz- u. Prägebildchen, ca. 22 meist kolorierten Kupferstichen u. Lithographien, 1 Aquarell, 1 mont. Stickbild, ca. 24.95 Zeichnungen u. einigen Haarsträhnen. Deutschland, um 1815-1919. Versch. Formate, vorw. Quer-Kl.-8°. Versch. Einbände, tls. mit Monogramm- oder Namensprägung, tls. mit Schuber, die Schatullen tls. reich verziert (tls. berieben u. bestoßen, vereinzelt Deckel gelockert u. Gelenke angeplatzt). Die Alben soweit benannt u.a. von Erna Dittmann in Berna, Emilie Dorst aus Oberlind, Martha Amalie Engelmann aus Bernstadt, P. Aumann aus Leipzig, Bertha Schmerfeld aus Elberfeld. - Außerdem Einträge für P. Neumann aus Berlin von Schwiegervater Ludwig von Tippelskirch, Henriette, Carl u. Leopold von Tippelskirch, Dorothea von Köller, Geh. Finanzrat Carl Pietzker u.a. - Weitere zahlr. Eintragungen aus Thüringen (Weimar, Oberlind, Herpf), Sachsen (Krakau, Schandau, Pirna, Bernstadt, Kunnersdorf, Leipzig, Neundorf, Zwickau), Brandenburg (Putlitz), Sachsen-Anhalt (Seyda, Stendal, Havelberg), Mannheim, Kiel, Mittenwalde etc. - Tls. papierbedingt etwas gebräunt u. gering braunfleckig, insg. wohlerhalten. Collection of 19 German friendship albums and family album caskets. With a total of approx. 470 entries with numerous mounted glossy pictures, approx. 22 mostly coloured engravings and lithographs, 1 watercolour, 1 mounted embroidery, approx. 24.95 drawings and some hair strands. Around 1815-1919. Different formats and various bindings, some with embossed monogram or name, some with slipcase, the caskets partly richly decorated (some rubbed and bumped, some single covers loosened and joints occ. cracked). - Partly browned due to paper or slightly brownstained, overall well preserved.

Gaston Phoebus. Das Buch der Jagd. Faksimile der Handschrift M.1044 in der Piepont Morgan Library. 3 Bd. (Faks. u. 2 Komm.) Mit zahlreichen farbigen Abbildungen. Luzern, Faksimile Verlag, 2005. 130 Bll. Folio. HPgt. mit goldenen Fleur de Lis Stickereien in Plexiglas Schuber. Lwd. mit RTitel in Lwd. Schuber. (Komm.) Eins von 980 arabisch nummerierten Exemplaren. - Der bestickte Halbpergament Einband wurde der Handschrift Ms. lat. 4777 aus der Bibliothèque nationale de France nachempfunden. - Gaston Phoebus, ein französischer Graf, verfasste das Buch der Jagd Ende des 14. Jahrhunderts und beschreibt die verschiedensten Aspekte der Jagd. - Sehr schön erhaltenes Exemplar. 3 vols. (facs. and 2 comm.) With numerous color illustrations. Half vellum with gold fleur de lis embroidery in plexiglass slipcase. Cloth with spine title in Cloth Slipcase. (Comm.) - One of 980 copies numbered in Arabic. - The embroidered half vellum binding was modeled after the manuscript Ms. lat. 4777 from the Bibliothèque nationale de France. - Gaston Phoebus, a French count, wrote the Book of the Hunt at the end of the 14th century and describes various aspects of hunting. - A very beautifully preserved copy.

Royal Doulton Nisbet Tuesdays Girl DN4 from the Victorian Birthday Doll Collection. This porcelain doll features finely painted facial details, braided hair, and a pink Victorian-style dress with lace trim and floral embroidery. She holds a plush teddy bear and has an attached Royal Doulton Nisbet tag. Includes original Royal Doulton packaging and accompanying documentation. A charming collectible celebrating Victorian elegance.Issued: 1981Dimensions: 11"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A handblown Victorian milk glass rolling pin complete with bun ends and hole to one end (l. 44cm), together with a set of six linen napkins decorated with floral hand embroidery to corners, and a similar table cloth with hand embroidery polychrome decoration of flowers and complete with blue geometric border (l. 105cm x w. 98cm), a Kellogg's 'Funny Jungleland: Moving Pictures' booklet, 1932, and a vintage 'heads, bodies & legs' interactive booklet in colour (a lot)

Victorian School, embroidery on silk of a woman with a child, 33.5x39cm, framed and glazed

Box Of Vintage Embroidery and stich publications.