Large Panel Printed Chinoiserie Linen with Dragons & Foo Dogs: G. P. & J Baker designed C1914 Britain curtains The velvet shows signs of

The velvet shows signs of wear and has some rubs and losses in places particularly around the edges of the cuffs

Some of the silk embroidery has rubs and losses which is to be expected in textiles of this sort of antiquity

The planter would suit most interior settings and would be a nice addition to a brassware collection

as you would expect in a delicate textile of this antiquity

The headdress fixes to the head with three long adjustable prongs at the back which keep the piece fitted to the head

Large Panel Printed Chinoiserie Linen with Dragons & Foo Dogs: G. P. & J Baker designed C1914 Britain curtains The velvet shows signs ofA large size linen panel with a chinoiserie print by G P & J Baker inspired by earlier Chinese textiles, designed 1914, this is a later print dating from the 20th century. Printed in a pretty colour combination of yellow with green, pale blues and touches of red. Yueh Siang Chang, of the Asian Department at The V&A museum, London has looked at images of this and states that the design is after objects with a royal association, depicted by the 5 clawed