The Chinese Silk Chair Cover from the late 18th to early 19th century is a luxurious and elegant piece of Asian antique decor. Originating from China, this chair cover showcases the intricate craftsmanship and exquisite design characteristic of Chinese artistry. Towards the top are two foo dogs playing with a ball. Foo dogs are a symbol of proection and power. The very top of the textile is an embroidered symbol of longevity also known as Shou. At the very bottom is a phoenix, a symbol of rebirth and immortality. Made from high-quality silk, this antique piece adds a touch of traditional sophistication and beauty to any room or collection. Perfect for those who appreciate the rich cultural heritage and timeless aesthetics of Chinese antiques. The piece is featured in the book " Threads of Gold Chinese Textiles" on page 246.
 
The textile has wear due to age and use. The embroidery is fraying, but is still in good condition considering age.
 
Dimensions: 20" L X 55" H
 
***The piece will not be shipped with the backing board***