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An elegant Chinese silk roundelQing dynasty, circa1820worn on the robe of a high ranking women’s surcoat in the Qing Courtfor a ceremonial occasion of birth and long life, embroidered in a satin flosssilk with soft vegetable dyes, depicting peaches, cicada and a floral design symbolic of abundance, love, long life and fertility, all on a deepblue silk ground30.6cm diameterCompare with similarly designed roundels, Heavenly Splendour, The Chinese University of HK 2009, The Edrinacollection, page 180-183; Chinese Dress: From the Qing Dynasty to the Present, Valery Garrett, 2008, p.47-49; Imperial Silks: Ching Dynasty Textiles in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Robert D. Jacobsen, 2000, p. 268-271, no.104-106Provenance:The property of Mrs Olga Liber, from a private Canadian CollectionPurchased from Linda Wrigglesworth, London, 1999約清1920年 藏青地福壽連綿紋團補拍品來源:奥爾加·莉伯女士舊藏,源自加拿大私人收藏,1999年購自倫敦絲織品古董商Linda Wrigglesworth Condition Report: in good condition, minor aged related surface wear
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