19th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty Civil Official

19th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty Civil Official Mandarin Rank badge – 2 pieces front and back removed from a Chinese robe/Insignes de grade, dynastie Qing, XIXe encadrees

19TH century, well made with forbidden stitches, with the phoenix bird flying over waves amidst clouds and auspicious emblems toward a red sun. In excellent vintage condition. Please refer to the phot

Chinese, Qing dynasty, 19th century, for a fourth rank civil official, embroidered in couched gilt thread depicting a wild goose amongst waves on a densely patterned ground and auspicious objects,the

Chinese, Qing dynasty, 19th century, framed, for a second rank civil official, embroidered in couched gilt and polychrome thread depicting a golden pheasant, accompany with two bats, amongstwaves and

Three Chinese Square Rank Badges (Buzi) Qing Dynasty. 19th Century. Each square silk badge of a Mandarin Duck for a Civil Official of the Seventh Rank. The colorful ducks inflight amidst bright blue c

Chinese Square Rank Badge (Buzi)Qing Dynasty, 19th Century. Depicting a Golden Pheasant for a Civil Official of the Second Rank. The Pheasant in flight before a sun composed of multiple coral beads, t

Chinese Square Rank Badge (Buzi) Qing Dynasty. 19th Century. Depicting a Wild Goose for a Civil Official of the Fourth Rank. The goose couched-stitched with metallic gold and silver threads, perched o

A CHINESE FOURTH RANK CIVIL OFFICIAL'S MIDNIGHT BLUE SILK SURCOAT, PUFU, QING DYNASTY, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the backside centering a fourth rank square insignia badge embroidered with gold an

The 18th / 19th century kesi tapestry badges having a central egret surrounded by clouds and the Eight Buddhist Emblems for a civil official of the sixth rank. Sight size measures 11 x 21.25 with a fr

19th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty Official Hat 19th Century Qing Guanmao (清代官帽) was the headwear of officials during the Qing dynasty (1644–1912) in China It consisted of a

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and cur

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved r

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat chairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved

A CHINESE QING DYNASTY CIVIL SERVANT COURT BADGE, RANK FIVE, PHEASANT, 19TH CENTURY, gilt couched embroidery and ink on silk fragment, 11" x 11 3/4", framed, 22 1/4" x 22 1/4".

2 Chinese 19th Century Qing Dynasty Court Civil Rank Badges: the first, a front Badge with vertical center seam embroidered with a White Bird and heavily decorated with laid gold wrapped threads, now

2 matching Qing dynasty crane Chinese civil rank badges (buzi) of left facing silver cranes flying above golden sea towards scarlet sun & moon for woman's kesi vest or robe: 1 w/ sun for back, 11" x 1

19TH century, made from differ materials. Condition: good vintage condtion. Height: 3 - 6.1 CM.

GROUP OF FIVE CIVIL OFFICIAL'S RANK BADGES QING DYANSTY, 19TH CENTURY ? ???????????? all worked in gold and silver thread couching, two depicting quails, two cranes, and one silver pheasant, framed (l

Chinese Late 19th Century Porcelain Qing Dynasty Famille Rose. decorated with figural imagery depicting a seated official with female attendants surrounded by floral decoration to the vase. There are

Square in shape, it is well decorated with a white crane on a rock under the sun, between waves and clouds in gold wire. Provenance: from an Italian private collection. Catalog notes: The white crane

Two Pairs of Official's Rank Badges, Together With Two Embroidered Silk Arm Rest Pillows and Two Panels, Qing Dynasty, 19th Century清 十九世纪 官补一&#2

19th or early 20th century portrait on parchment. No visible seals or designations. Both individual were civil servants and members of the Chinese Imperial Court as evident by the rank badges on their

Rare 'Four-Corners-Exposed' Official's Hat Armchair. sichutouguanmaoyi China, Qing dynasty style,19th century; Height: 42.75" (116.3cm) Width: 22.25"(59.1 cm.) Length: 19"(48.6cm.)

Chinese, Qing dynasty, 19th century, including two embroidered military rank badges (buzi). The larger one is for a fifth rank military official, worked in couched gold and silver thread depicting a b