Bidspirit auction | Qing Dynasty Chinese Silk Kesi

Qing Dynasty Chinese Silk Kesi Panel - Chinese silk Kesi panel, salvaged from the front section of a late Qing Dynasty (19th-early 20th century) court jifu (semi-formal dragon robe). It is framed for display as a decorative wall hanging. The central field features three five-clawed imperial dragons chasing flaming pearls amidst ausicious ruyi-shaped clouds, bats, and Buddhist symbols. The lower section displays a traditional lishui (standing water) diagonal wave border rising into stylized waves and a central terrestrial mountain diagram. Measures approx. 52” x 32”. Condition: Absence of a condition statement does not imply the lot is in perfect condition, free from flaws, restoration, or the effects of aging/use. Request Condition Reports via email or telephone in advance of the auction. Any condition report verbally or written is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. The buyer is expected to be the expert. Country of origin, material is not guaranteed. Credit or Debit Card payments by New Buyers of high value items, gold, or silver will not be accepted; instead, form of payment must be cash, cashier's check, money order, or electronic funds transfer. // Registration, bidding, and participation in this auction constitute the bidder?s electronic acceptance of these Terms and Conditions, forming a legally binding contract enforceable under applicable law.