Bidspirit auction | CHINESE FRAMED SILK EMBROIDERED HUNDRED

CHINESE FRAMED SILK EMBROIDERED HUNDRED BOYS PANEL - A late 19th to early 20th-century Chinese silk embroidered textile panel depicting the traditional ”Hundred Boys” (Baizi Tu) motif. The vertical composition features fine polychrome silk stitchwork illustrating a festival scene with children engaged in playful procession activities, carrying banners, riding in sedan chairs, and setting off firecrackers against a pale green silk ground. The central panel is bordered by a woven patterned ribbon trim and an outer geometric diaper-patterned silk brocade mat. Presented under glass in a molded wood frame with Kraft paper backing and mounting wire on the reverse. Qing, Republic, Baizi, Textile, WallArt, Tapestry, Procession, Needlework, Oriental, Antique. Dimensions Frame: 30 x 17 1/2 in. Image: 25 1/2 x 13 1/2 in. All measurements are approximate. Condition Visually good condition overall. The silk ground displays mild light toning and faint age-related fading. The embroidered threadwork remains intact with vibrant color preservation throughout the figures and landscape details. The frame displays minor edge wear, and the backing paper on the reverse remains fully sealed.