A boy's court robe of chestnut brown silk, embroidered with eight gilt dragons amongst cloud bands, bats and auspicious emblems worked in silks, the turbulent sea-wave border strewn with peonies worked in Peking Knot, trimmed with embroidered borders and horse-shoe cuffs of black satin, with brocade bindings, mid 19th century, stains, damages, high collar added later
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A boy's court robe of chestnut brown silk, embroidered with eight gilt dragons amongst cloud bands, bats and auspicious emblems worked in silks, the turbulent sea-wave border strewn with peonies worked in Peking Knot, trimmed with embroidered borders and horse-shoe cuffs of black satin, with brocade bindings, mid 19th century, stains, damages, high collar added later

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A boy's court robe of chestnut brown silk, embroidered with eight gilt dragons amongst cloud bands, bats and auspicious emblems worked in silks, the turbulent sea-wave border strewn with peonies worked in Peking Knot, trimmed with embroidered borders and horse-shoe cuffs of black satin, with brocade bindings, mid 19th century, stains, damages, high collar added later
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VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium

拍品专文

The chestnut brown colour is often associated with members of the Imperial family. It is possible that this robe was intended for wear by a young Imperial duke.