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A Chinese silk nine 'dragon' Mandarin robeQing dynasty, Jiaqing (1796-1820)the blue silk ground woven with a 'seed' pattern, decorated in satin stitch and 'Peking knot', and with gold couched dragons with five claws, chasing the flaming pearl, amongst five-coloured satin stitch clouds interspersed with bats all above a vibrant lishui waves, applied with the Daoist symbols Baxian, the attributes of the eight Immortalscollar to hem 136cm high x 205cm cuff to cufftogether with a Chinese Export Canton black lacquer and gilt storage box and cover19th centuryinscribed 'V. Esteban' with pewter liner and lacquer brass handles11.5cm high x 52cm long x 24cm deepProvenance:From a private Spanish collection清嘉慶 石青地緞繡金龍紋袍(附廣式黑漆描金衣盒)拍品來源:西班牙私人收藏 Condition Report: gold edging and button strings are later replacementsa few loose threads to gold wirework but mainly goodminor staining to the wavessome loose goldthreads on the extended sleevessmall repaired patch on the inner front panel above the dragonthe box: with wear and staining to the black lacquer and gilding, cover with repairs, the pewter lining with dents, chips to the corners
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