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Lot 341

This exquisite vintage Moroccan caftan showcases traditional elegance with a luxurious sky blue satin base intricately adorned with tonal floral embroidery throughout. The garment features lavish gold metallic passementerie along the neckline, front, sleeves, and hem, highlighting its opulent craftsmanship. The neckline is decorated with hand-tied looped embellishments and metallic braiding, a hallmark of traditional Moroccan design. Flowing wide sleeves and side slits at the hem enhance its comfort and regal drape. A stunning example of North African heritage fashion, this piece is ideal for collectors of vintage or cultural attire, or as a statement evening garment. Issued: c. 1970Dimensions: Approximately 52"LCountry of Origin: MorrocoCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 30

The figure depicts a seated young woman in traditional attire, concentrating on her embroidery work. She is dressed in a blue bodice with floral detailing and a white skirt adorned with soft pink and gray flower patterns. The figure holds an embroidery hoop in one hand with a flowing fabric extending from it, painted with pastel floral motifs. She wears a white headscarf and is seated on a tall, turned wood-style chair rendered in soft brown tones. The piece is finished with a glazed surface characteristic of Lladro porcelain. Lladro backstamp.Artist: Salvador FurioIssued: 1974 - 1994Dimensions: 8.5"L x 5"W x 11"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 454

A collection of purses, comprising beadwork, zardozi embroidery and needlework examples,largest 20 x 19cm (11)Provenance: The Hildegard Heygate Textiles Collection.Condition ReportAppear stable with light traces of age and use.

Lot 444

A set of three Jonathan Adler cushions, a set of three Jonathan Adler (American, b.1966) cushions, of recent manufacture, with beaded embroidery,the largest 49cm x 41cm (3)Condition ReportGood overall condition with some light stains and marks throughout.

Lot 154

This striking three-piece ensemble by Caroline Charles London features a vivid red silk top with elegant black piping and a row of fabric-covered buttons down the front, paired with a coordinating black full-length skirt and a wide black velvet waist belt. Embellished throughout with vibrant red poppy floral embroidery, the set blends classic tailoring with romantic detail. The puffed half sleeves and fitted waist enhance the feminine silhouette, while the contrast of bold red and black silk lends a dramatic flair. The label indicates 100 percent silk and the set retains its original Caroline Charles tag. A rare and beautifully preserved designer piece showcasing British craftsmanship and textile artistry.Issued: c. 1980Dimensions: Top: 19"L; Skirt: 35"LCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 138

Louis Vuitton Capucines Mini handbag, crafted in France, featuring an elegant exterior of champagne-toned satin with intricate embroidery and gold-tone stud embellishments. The structured silhouette is trimmed in both satin and smooth cowhide leather, with a tonal cowhide leather interior. The signature LV monogram clasp, rolled leather top handle, and detachable leather strap offer both hand-held and crossbody styling options. The flap can be worn inside or out to showcase the iconic LV hardware.Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: 8"L x 8.5"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 286

Elegant and refined, this Liancarlo Couture ensemble features a tailored navy silk jacket with structured seams, fabric-covered buttons, and a sophisticated peplum silhouette. Paired with a matching full-length skirt adorned with alternating bands of shimmering sequins and lace embroidery, the look exudes timeless glamour and modern sophistication. The combination of satin sheen and sparkling embellishments makes this an ideal outfit for formal occasions or evening affairs. Both pieces are marked size 6. Issued: c. 1990Dimensions: Top approximately: 22"L; Skirt: 40"LCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.

Lot 162

This curated lot features a trio of iconic vintage garments by celebrated designers of 20th-century British fashion. Included is a striking black open-front dress or robe by Shirley Parker London, designed with gathered shoulders and a flowing silhouette, featuring a bold zebra motif for dramatic visual impact. Measures 35"L. Also featured is a true 1970s gem from Biba, the cult London fashion house, in the form of a rich red belted day dress printed with stylized golden birds and adorned with the label's signature art nouveau-inspired tag. Measures 42"L x 13.5" across the shoulder. Completing the ensemble is a sheer, burnt-orange Gina Bacconi set composed of a delicately embroidered top with astrological ram motifs and a matching pleated skirt, showcasing whimsical embroidery and a light, ethereal drape. Skirt measures 33"L. Marked size 44. These garments exemplify the unique aesthetic of vintage British ready-to-wear and will appeal to collectors, stylists, and vintage fashion enthusiasts.Issued: Late 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 292

This sophisticated 3-piece Escada ensemble includes two silk blouses and one pair of embellished pants. The first blouse is a classic ivory silk button-down with romantic puffed sleeves and elegant sheen, labeled size 38. The second blouse, labeled size 34, features a dynamic multicolor brushstroke print in vibrant tones of orange, purple, and taupe. Completing the look are chocolate brown trousers adorned with shimmering bead and sequin floral embroidery climbing the lower leg, adding a striking touch of glamor. Each piece carries the Escada label, synonymous with timeless luxury and refined tailoring. A beautifully coordinated set perfect for elevating any wardrobe with polished sophistication. Blouses approximately: 22"L; Pants: 37"L. Issued: c. 1990Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. small stain on lower left side of beige shirt.

Lot 97

An important Korean court outfit, 19th century, comprising of a cream undercoat, a green silk undercoat, a cream coloured baggy trousers, a green lined jacket with fold over ties, a full length coat, blue with a black outer layer, with double crane embroidered rank badges to front and back, and a white collar protector, two green sleeve protectors, a pair of white socks, a stiff belt with stone plaques attached, a pair of boots, a shagreen case and glasses, a samo hat, a fan inscribed with a poem, another loose rank badge and a sepia photograph which most probably depicts the present lot Provenance: Acquired in Seoul, circa 1865 (according to a letter which is included in the lot) Collection of William Franklin Sands (1874 – 1976) Sale; Salemsbury Hall, Blackburn, where acquired by the present owner in 1978 The letter which accompanies the photograph reads ‘This is a genuine Korean court dress bought by myself some 45 years ago in Seoul, the capital of Korea; it was worn once at a fancy dress party before the King of Saxony in Leipsic. They are now not to be had anymore, as the Korean people like the Japanese are now wearing a kind of European dress. LM Etwell ?’William Franklin Sands was the highest-ranking foreign adviser in the Korean government in the twilight years of the Choson dynasty. He was a United States diplomat most known for his service in Korea on the eve of Japan's colonization. across all items, - signs of wear, missing stitches and holes, discolouration. belt - this is a composition of hessian, card wrapped with silk, fitted with stippled lacquer sections which have been wrapped around the edges with white metal. this is in rather poor condition with the layers splitting apart, the clasp is only partial and the hook is missing. Main robe - this has a white lining, overlaid by a celadon coloured silk lining, and a navy silk voile over gown. There is discolouration to the pale underlayers, also some tears, missing stitches and some holes. There is a panel of embroidery fixed to the front, this is backed with card or paper which has become rather softened, it is attached at each corner to the robe. Pair of celadon coloured silk cuffs - these are separate, there is some historic damage and wear, the colour is uneven, hole measureing 2 x 1cm Pair of silk noile bags or pockets with tape closures at the top. Pair of linen socks - these have pink marks ot the bottom possibly from colour marking  Double sided embriodery panel with a central bird beside water under trousers  - some holes, these are held up by a pair of elastic braces which are rather worn. shagreen glasses and case - the glasses are difficult to remove, and the silk loop is only attached at one end.The case shows a little crushing and damage at the inside rim. fan - a few splits in the paper of the fan, this is held together with string at the base, this may not be original hat - is in poor condition boots are in fairly good condition with marks and scuffs consistent with use and age

Lot 72

A Chinese firescreen, the intricately carved and pierced surround with lion finials and supports, the circular embroidery with parrots, chickens, quail etc. 66 x 56cm The silk is in good conditon, slighly discoloured around the edge. Scratching to the wood and slight splitting to the wooden pierced surround. There are slight losses to the wooden back panel which supports the silk panel. Bashes to the base which has been stained and one of the lion feet has a large split through it. It is possible that teh base has been made up as there are holes in the wood which do not relate to anythingThe screen slides out of the base. 

Lot 529

Two early 20th Century handbags or purses to include a small velvet drawstring bag with profuse metal thread embroidery, lined with silk, 14cm wide, 12cm high, the other a silver metal drawstring chain purse, 15cm wide, 20cm high (2)

Lot 314

A contemporary Oriental mixed media painting and embroidery depicting a seated figure before a cherry blossom tree in a stylised landscape, framed. H.75 W.68cm

Lot 196

A collection of mainly oriental collectables to include cork diorama, small cloisonne monkey, collection of carved animals (materials various), Suzhou dual embroidery, etc.

Lot 1445

A pair of framed early 20th century Chinese silk embroideries, probably panels cut from a larger embroidery or bed cover. Embroidered with a large central cartouche of flowers birds and butterflies. 89cm x 73cm.

Lot 1437

An early 20th silk embroidery of a boy and a girl in a country landscape by a tree and cottage. Worked in stem stitch with painted faces hands and background. Mounted with Verre Eglomise glass and a gilt rectangular frame. 54cm wide x 64cm high including outer frame.

Lot 944

TWO DECORATIVE TABLE LAMPS, comprising a cut glass parlour lamp base, (no shade), vintage twisted cord, height 46cm and a candelabra style table lamp with two lights and bell shaped shades with embroidery and beaded detail, decorative floral elements in a clear plastic and gilt, with a square base, height 49cm, (2), (Condition Report: untested, both have wear in places and would benefit a clean)

Lot 511

Large 19century Chinese gold thread on slik embroidery depicting an imperial court scène, the emperor and empress surrounded by their attendants within border of characters and inscriptionsGroot 19de eeuws Chinees borduurwerk met gouddraad op zijde voorstellende een keizerlijke hofscène, de keizer en keizerin omringd door hun bedienden binnen een rand van karakters en inscripties76.5 x 152 cm

Lot 169

Collection of 19thC and later Linen and embroidery

Lot 330

A silk embroidery and a still life print of flowers, framed

Lot 283

Framed 19th Century "Forget Me Not" embroidery of an 18th Century warship within floral borders in light oak frame

Lot 273

A TURKMEN TEKKE TRIBE EMBROIDERED JACKET Turkmenistan, Central Asia, second half 19th - early 20th centuryOf traditional open-front form with extended sleeves and flared skirt, constructed from finely handwoven wool and silk panels in rich red, brown, and black tones, the entire surface densely embroidered with intricate geometric motifs, stylised diamonds, hooked patterns, and lattice bands in golden yellow, ivory, and deep indigo, the embroidery worked in silk floss using couching and chain stitch techniques, the reverse with striking V-shaped panels meeting at the back in a chevron formation, the interior lined with cotton in black and crimson red, and bands of peach-toned silk visible along the hem and sleeve cuffs.85.5cm long and 147cm wide (sleeves span) 85.5cm long and 147cm wide (sleeves span) Qty: 1

Lot 269

A PALESTINIAN SLEEVELESS INDIGO BLUE-DYED LINEN JILLAYEH COAT WITH KASSABA EMBROIDERY Bethlehem or Jerusalem, Holy Land, circa 1880s - 1920sA finely embroidered sleeveless linen coat, traditionally known as a jillayeh or durra, hand-dyed in deep indigo and richly ornamented with multicoloured silk floss embroidery in the characteristic kassaba stitch, worked in orange, red, green, yellow, blue, and magenta thread, the front panels and hem intricately decorated with stylised vegetal and floral motifs, the interior seams and openings embellished in red and saffron silk embroidery, the rear shoulder decorated with large palmette motifs, bordered throughout with geometric and foliate tatreez, worked on handwoven linen.126cm long This garment exemplifies the distinguished art of Palestinian embroidery of the late Ottoman period, known for its intricate couching techniques (kassaba or taqsireh) and vibrant silk work on dark ground fabrics. Such coats were typically worn as ceremonial or wedding garments by Palestinian Christian and Muslim women alike, often layered over other embroidered dresses (thob), and were regarded as markers of local identity, wealth, and marital status. Comparable jillayehs can be found in the British Museum's collection (As1968,04.31 and As1967,02.15). 126cm long Qty: 1

Lot 282

AN EMBROIDERED WHITE MUSLIN SHAWL Delhi, India, early 20th centuryOf long rectangular form, the finely woven white muslin ground delicately hand-embroidered in vibrant polychrome silk threads with dense floral motifs, the borders richly filled with scrolling vines, blossoms, and foliage in shades of red, pink, yellow, green, and blue, the two ends further embellished with symmetrical triple-arched floral niches beneath stylised rainbow-like arches, the embroidery worked in a mix of satin, chain, and French knot stitches.260.5cm x 60cm 260.5cm x 60cm Qty: 1

Lot 1104

A CHINESE HARDWOOD FRAME WITH SILK EMBROIDERY QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY enclosing a silk panel depicting a Western girl, initialled 'K.S' and possibly Japanese frame size approximately 63cm high x 37cm wide Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW Unexamined out of frame Some dirt between embroidery and glazed frame, please see additional images Some foxing and discolouration Paper to reverse with rips and tears ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot. Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 1012

A SET OF SIX SILK EMBROIDERED PANELS WITH FAMOUS VIEWS OF JAPAN MEIJI-TIASHO ERA in Chinoiserie black lacquer frames image size each approximately 20.5cm x 19cm (6) Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW With wear, marks, chips and losses to painted frame Some discolouring to silk embroidery ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot. Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 476

* Miniature. A group of dolls' house and other items, early 19th century and later, including: a silver goblet hallmarked Birmingham, E&S; a metal iron, with compartment for hot coals, on a trivet; 2 tiny pairs of articulated scissors; 8 items of play food; a few chess pieces (some attached to a homemade chess board); a powder puff in a circular box embellished with ribbon embroidery and metallised lace; 2 bone-handled penknives and a bone-handled seal, together with other juvenilia, including: an early 19th century handmade articulated cardboard figure; a painted figurine of a gentleman; part of a conjuring set, including a magician's wand, plus other miscellaneous items, including several small boxes, various condition and sizesQTY: (a small carton)

Lot 1560

Two framed Egyptian style pictures comprising an embroidery panel and a papyrus painting

Lot 5

Delicate Valentino ivory sheer silk blouse featuring tonal floral embroidery throughout. The blouse is constructed in a lightweight, semi-transparent fabric with a refined silhouette, long sleeves, and a concealed front button placket. A ruffled high neckline adds an extra layer of sophistication. The floral motifs are meticulously embroidered in a soft cream thread with seed bead accents, creating a romantic and feminine aesthetic. Labeled Valentino, Made in Italy.Issued: c. 1990Dimensions: 25.50"LCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 26

Magnificent Oscar de la Renta couture two-piece evening ensemble featuring a fully embellished long-sleeve jacket and a coordinating wrap-style maxi skirt. The jacket is richly adorned with elaborate sequin and bead embroidery in jewel tones of ruby, emerald, amethyst, and sapphire, arranged in an intricate motif reminiscent of fine tapestry work. A gold beaded tassel accent highlights the front closure, while the sculpted silhouette emphasizes the waist with impeccable couture tailoring. The matching skirt showcases a vivid paisley-inspired brocade design, complementing the upper piece with equal opulence. Both pieces are fully lined in deep burgundy satin, underscoring the refined craftsmanship and luxurious finish synonymous with Oscar de la Renta's couture creations. Material - Embellished textile with sequin, bead, and metallic thread; lined in satin; Color: Multicolor jewel tones with gold accents. A show-stopping couture ensemble that exemplifies Oscar de la Renta's legacy of elegance, luxury, and hand-finished artistry.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 40"L (skirt)Country of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 28

Striking 3-piece ensemble by iconic British designer Bill Gibb, featuring a structured black velvet bolero jacket richly embroidered with delicate blue rose motifs and silver floral accents on both front and back. The set includes a full-length pleated skirt in a bold blue and olive tartan plaid with a matching drape scarf and coordinating black velvet floral embroidered trim along the hem. The jacket's high collar and fitted cut enhance the dramatic silhouette, while white piping highlights the tailored seams. A true couture statement blending Scottish heritage with romantic, bohemian flair - hallmarks of Gibb's celebrated 1970s and early 1980s style. Materials: Velvet, wool blend tartan, embroidery with metallic thread. A rare and collectible piece from one of fashion's most imaginative British designers - ideal for statement styling or archive-worthy display.Issued: c. 1970Dimensions: 32"L (skirt)Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 23

A Top Gear red leather Ferrari racing jacket having Michael Schumacher F1 World Champion in writing to the left collar and Race to Win to the right collar, 2 front black zips, 2 internal pockets, embroidery to the top of the sleeves and the date 2003 and Ferrari logo to the back, size small, approx 36/38" chestLocation: RailIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Lot 359

An embroidered silk picture frame possibly Leak Embroidery Society by Alice Walton, dated 1905, rectangular embroidered with a stylised foliate repeat in coloured silks and yellow metal thread pencil annotation to reverse, 36 x 27cm.

Lot 361

'The Bird of Time has but a Little Way to Fly' a Glasgow School silk embroidery panel, rectangular, framed unsigned, 29 x 18.5cm.

Lot 358

An Art Nouveau silk embroidery possibly retailed by Liberty & Co, rectangular, embroidered with dog rose flowers on long entwined thorny stems, in oak frame, unsigned, 66 x 54cm. (frame) LiteratureBarbara Morris Liberty Design, Chartwell Books, page 58 for a firescreen with this embroidery design, illustrated.

Lot 319

19TH CENTURY JAPANESE SCHOOL "Three figures preparing for fishing" silk embroidery / needlework, 60cm x 60cm

Lot 346

Imperial Russian Naval Officer's Uniform. A rare example tailored double breasted with a double row of Imperial Russian buttons. Both the collar and cuffs decorated with bullion embroidery depicting anchors. The interior with full lining. Overall GC bullion dulled ... together with associated Imperial Russian Naval Officer's Cocked Hat. A fine and rare example. Black material with bullion tassels fore and aft. Decorated with two loops of gold bullion cords, with Imperial Russian gilt button and National cockade. The interior with sweatband and silk lining. Housed in the original shaped storage case. GC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Lot 985

19th to early 20th century scarves, flounces and a veil, together with various items of embroidered net; comprising a rectangular veil of tamboured net with scalloped net, floral design, approx. 193 by 172 cm; a deep tamboured net flounce, approx. 490 by 33 cm; a long embroidered net stole, possibly Limerick approx. 190 cm by 50 cm; another similar, approx. 250 by 48 cm; a shaped embroidered net tie; a net tie with Brussels Muslin Appliqué detail edged with Honiton; two narrow net scarves with floral embroidery and a medium width scarf with tambour embroidery approx. 200 by 30 cm. (9)                                                                     Two adjacent darns in the veil, likely where the head dress was attached. A few scattered pinholes elsewhere. A few small holes plus scattered pinholes in the flounce, and one neat professional repair noted. The stoles appear unused. The items are mainly unwashed. Firm.                                                                                                 From the collection of Betty Taylor

Lot 957

An oak cantilever counter display cabinet lettered in black and gold ‘Clark’s “Anchor” Stranded Cotton for Embroidery’, the base fitted with a drawer below four cantilever trays and hinged top with original glass replaced by a floral needlework panel, with approximately four hundred plus embroidery hanks in various colours, the top compartment with documents relating to the purchase of the cabinet from the premises of Job Clark Limited, Market Place, Helmsley in 1992, the cabinet closed 57 x 21 x 16cms.                                                                                                  From the collection of Pam Palmer

Lot 517

A pair of possibly Asian oval relief embroidery (stumpwork) panels, one depicting a single pheasant within flowers; the other a pair of Exotic birds roosting, each oval panel 50 x 39.5cm, gilt framed [2]

Lot 1367

DUBUFFET JEAN: (1901-1985) French painter and sculptor. A good A.L.S., Jean Dubuffet, one page, 4to, Le Touquet, 26th July 1963, to Noel Arnaud, in French. The artist states ´J´ai reçu le tire a part de votre étude sur Ménard, fortement impréssionné par l´attentive lecture que j´en ai faite. La brillante allégresse de votre ample texte, sa grande autorité, l´ampleur de la documentation sur laquelle il se fonde, me stupéfient positivement. Je vous soupçonne aussi de collaborer aux célébrations érotologiques des "Crampes"´ (Translation: ´I received the excerpt from your study on Ménard and was greatly impressed by my careful reading of it. The brilliant joyfulness of your extensive text, its great authority, and the breadth of the documentation on which it is based have positively astonished me. I also suspect you of collaborating in the erotological celebrations of Les Crampes´) and continues ´Je voudrais bien connaitre le nom du médecin chef principal de l´hopital de Maison Blanche, en vue de solliciter qu´il m´autorise a prendre connaissance du dossier de Mme. Jeanne TRIPIER, qui a été hospitalisée dans cet établissement a partir de 1935 et y est demeurée ensuite jusqu´a son décès. Comme vous le savez je fais une étude approfondie des manuscrits de cette malade et ce serait pour moi très précieux de recueillir des informations sur sa biographie (et notamment sur les circonstances de sa vie antérieure à son internement)´ (Translation: ´I would very much like to know the name of the chief physician at the Maison Blanche hospital, so that I may request permission to consult the file of Mrs Jeanne TRIPIER, who was hospitalised there from 1935 until her death. As you know, I am conducting an in-depth study of this patient's manuscripts and it would be very valuable to me to gather information about her biography (particularly the circumstances of her life prior to her internment)´). A letter of good association, and also of interesting content for its reference to Tripier. VGNoel Arnaud (1919-2003) French author, editor, and collector of almost all the artistic 20th century avant-garde movements.Jeanne Tripier (1869-1944) French medium who produced works of text, drawing and embroidery under Spiritualist influence. She is considered part of the Art Brut canon. Dubuffet acquired Tripier's work for his Collection de l´art brut, today housed in the art museum at Lausanne.

Lot 215

A large collection of books on furniture, works of art, textiles and clocks, to include N Goodison, 'Matthew Boulton: Ormolu', The Connoisseur 'Thomas Chippendale', 1957, E Lennox-Boyd (ed.), 'Masterpieces of English Furniture: The Gerstenfeld Collection', and A Morrall and M Watt (ed.), 'English Embroidery from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1580-1700' (in a large and smaller box)Provenance: A private collection, Upper East Side, New York, and a London apartment.Condition ReportThe large cardboard box measures approx. 70 x 70 x 65cm. Given its size and contents, it is incredibly heavy and difficult to move. We strongly advise the purchaser to arrange to have the lot transferred into several smaller boxes for collection. General wear, some knocks, marks and tears to the covers consistent with age and use. For further detail of some of the books included in this lot, please see additional photographs.

Lot 24

Two pairs of lined and interlined silk curtains, of recent manufacture, each with floral and foliate embroidery, 205cm wide at the pinch-pleated top edge290cm drop (4)Condition ReportOverall the curtains appear in very good order and barely used. There are a few light moisture marks to the lining. Smell okay and ready to hang.

Lot 154

A Victorian wool work tapestry embroidery, in mahogany frame, diameter 52 cm.

Lot 806

A monogrammed watercolour of a mother and child together with an Eastern embroidery of a ritual scene

Lot 769

INGRID BEE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY) 'IBA 21', an abstract study composed of paint and embroidery on canvas, signed bottom left, approximate size 76cm x 75cm box canvas, Condition Report: good condition

Lot 271

A large quantity of crafting items, to include pastel crayons, embroidery hoops, silks, paper punches and embroidery hats ect

Lot 253

Striking vintage full-length evening sweater dress in a dramatic black and red palette, featuring an ornate folk-inspired geometric motif in glittering red thread. The fitted black knit bodice contrasts with a gathered maxi-length skirt and flared sleeves that display richly textured embroidery and metallic accents. The neckline is embellished with a symmetrical medallion pattern that echoes the design on the cuffs and skirt. Constructed with a stretch knit upper and fully embroidered woven lower half. Includes a concealed back zipper closure. Unbranded. Estimated to fit a modern US size 6 to 8.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 56"LCondition: Age related wear. Interior slip and hem needs repair.

Lot 163

A beautifully crafted silk embroidery features an intricate design of goldfish, aquatic plants, a bird, and floral motifs. This exquisite piece highlights the traditional artistry of Asian embroidery, with delicate threadwork that creates a sense of movement and depth. The central section depicts gracefully swimming goldfish amidst aquatic foliage, symbolizing prosperity and abundance, while the upper portion showcases birds in flight around blooming flowers, representing harmony and peace. The embroidery is set on a shimmering olive-green silk background, which enhances the fine details and contrasts beautifully with the metallic gold threadwork. The design is bordered by ornate scrollwork, adding a touch of sophistication. The piece is encased in a bamboo-style gold toned frame, further complementing its elegant aesthetic. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 14"L x 34"W x 1"DCountry of Origin: Hong KongCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 252

Striking Valentino party dress featuring richly textured fabrics and embroidered ribbon detailing, combining sheer black striped mesh, intricate copper and navy trim, and bold color-blocked panels. The bodice showcases a V-neck with elaborate hand-crafted embroidery, leading into a tiered skirt with delicate pleated detailing and a vivid red hem. The flared sleeves are adorned with layered lace cuffs and multicolor bands, adding further drama and sophistication. A fine example of Valentino's artistry in merging classic silhouettes with contemporary design. Lined through the bodice and skirt for structure and coverage.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 48"LCountry of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 417

Victorian beaded embroidery, including a long tasselled panel 163cm, an oval panel and two letters "A"s (4)

Lot 467

19th century embroidery on silk of a bird in a fruit tree, 20 x 27cm, in a mahogany frame under glass

Lot 63

Framed Egyptian hand painted embroidery measures approximately 23 inches by 18 inches

Lot 532

A set of six mid-19th century mahogany dining chairs - including a single carver, with deep, scroll carved top rails and foliate scroll carved bar backs, the stuff over seats upholstered in floral embroidery on a pale green ground, raised on turned front legs with toupie feet, the carver with scroll arms, 61.5cm wide, 93cm high.

Lot 3202

A WW I French Officers tunic, in blue cloth the scarlet backed collar with bullion embroidery, having four front pockets and ten front fastening buttons, together with one other French Officers tunic with makers label for Richard Tailleur Militaire. (2)French tunic condition poor heavily moth damaged

Lot 571

D. A. Cox?, 20th Century Bay Scene. Oil on canvas. In mid-century white and gilt frame together with small floral embroidery. Signed lower right. Height: 56cm Width: 89cm

Lot 62

This elegant Lladró porcelain figurine, titled "Embroiderer" (model #01004865), depicts a serene woman engrossed in embroidery, capturing the timeless tradition of preparing a bridal trousseau. Sculpted by Salvador Furió, this piece was introduced in 1974 and retired in 1994, making it a cherished item among collectors.Artist: Salvador FurioIssued: 1974-1994Dimensions: 10.75"H x 5.25"WCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 260

Fashion.- Needlework.- [Album of embroidery patterns and fashion plates from Costume Parisien], 102 plates, 1 folding, most with hand-colouring, captions in French, a few chips and tears to margins, a few small stains or spots, occasional trimming, slightly touching a few images, light offsetting and toning, contemporary navy straight-grain morocco, upper cover nearly detached but just holding, rubbed to extremities, a little worn, oblong 4to, c.1820*** A beautiful collection of plates depicting French fashion in the early nineteenth-century. Many of the plates illustrate dresses alongside their needlework patterns, allowing at-home attempts to replicate the intricate designs. 

Lot 209

Striking evening ensemble by iconic American designer Geoffrey Beene, featuring a structured black bodice with puffed sleeves over a dramatic metallic gold pleated maxi dress. The cropped jacket is adorned with detailed floral applique embroidery in shades of burnt orange, ivory, and soft green, complemented by jeweled trim and decorative buttoned cuffs. The dress beneath shimmers with a textural, crinkled gold lame finish that cascades in pleats to the floor, creating dynamic movement and light reflection. Label reads "Geoffrey Beene" with size tag 12. A rare and visually compelling piece blending romantic and theatrical elements, ideal for collectors and vintage couture enthusiasts.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 56"LCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Lot 78

A refined Chinese watercolor and ink painting on silk applied to board featuring a seated noblewoman in traditional Qing Dynasty attire. The subject is portrayed in a three-quarter pose wearing a crimson robe with elaborate floral embroidery, paired with a black skirt and layered silk garments in vibrant shades of red, blue, and gold. Her intricate hairstyle is adorned with ornamental hairpins, fresh peonies, and a large blue phoenix headpiece, signifying grace and status. To her side, a white parrot perches quietly in a delicate hanging cage, enhancing the scene's air of cultured domesticity. The composition is meticulously painted with fine brushwork and exquisite attention to detail, characteristic of classical Chinese figure painting. Housed in a wood frame with a fabric mat and lacquered red border, exhibiting wear along the sides. Very heavy frame. Issued: Late 20th centuryDimensions: 37"L x 49"HCondition: Age related wear.

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