Hello, this item is a Chinese woman’s informal robe, likely from the early 20th century, dating to the 1920s or 1930s as indicated. While described as a “Chinese kimono,” the correct classification would be a Chinese cheongsam or informal robe (xiapei), as kimonos are specifically Japanese garments. This example features elaborate embroidery on red silk satin with floral motifs, phoenix medallions, and stylized cloud patterns, elements typical of late Qing dynasty and early Republic period textiles. The interior blue silk lining is consistent with garments from this period and style.

Such robes, especially in excellent preserved condition as stated, hold value within the market for Asian textiles and antique garments. Based on auction results and private sales, pieces like this typically range in value from $1,000 to $2,000 USD depending on embroidery quality, silk condition, color vibrancy, and completeness.