Chinese Qing Jiaqing Imperial edict, written on

Impressive imperial mandate scroll, over 13 feet long with five panels of silk brocade woven with cloud and dragon motifs. Written in Manchu and Mandarin Chinese, with two imperial seals on center pan

An Imperial Edict Written on silk brocade woven with a pattern of scattered ruyi-clouds mounted as a hand scroll, the text arranged in standard form reading from left to right in Manchu, and repeated

Hand Scroll, colored ink on silk. Consisting of inscriptions in Manchu and Chinese. H: 75 1/8 in. L: 11 1/8 in.

Qing Yongzheng (1722-1735) dynasty silk imperial edict with four colors. There are propitious clouds. Imperial edict has both Chinese and Manchuria. Chinese wrote from left to center, and Manchuria wr

清代乾隆四朝皇帝世袭罔替圣旨 An Imperial Edict Scroll Qing Dynasty Qianlong USD8000-15000 L417.8cm,W31.3cm 来&

Chinese Antique Imperial Edict, Qing Dynasty, the year of tweenty fifth year of DaoGuang (1845). Colorful silk. Commendation to governor of Hupei. Size. H. 13 in. L. over 16 feet. From a NJ antique Co

A 5-color Imperial Chinese edict dating from the Jiaqing period. It is mounted on a silk backing. Dimensions are: 12 1/2 inches tall X 92 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: The

A Chinese imperial edict scroll,dating from the Qing dynasty. Fascinating item from Imperial life. Long scroll for writing with different colored panels throughout. but remain unwritten L. 13' 6" (411

A 17th Century Imperial Edict, Kangxi Period, the edict written on silk brocade, written from left to right in Manchu, and repeated from right to left in Chinese characters, dated to the 14th year of

The imperial edict written on yellow silk in both Chinese and Manchu, with two large stamps in the center, dated Daoguang period. Length: 50 in (127.0 cm) Width: 11 in (27.9 cm) 圣旨

QING DYS IMPERIAL EDICT

Silk brocade woven with a neatly arranged patter of ruyi-shaped clouds. The texts written in both Chinese and Manchu script. Signed with date 26th year of Qianlong November 20th. H: 12 1/2 in.

EDICT SCROLL: Qing Dynasty imperial edict scroll with traditional Chinese calligraphy on gold silk brocade with red seals. Gold on gold dragon and medallion patterned silk. 36

清乾隆十四年（1749）世襲罔替誥 水墨織錦 手卷 鈐印︰制誥&

Large Porcelain Enameled Ginger Jar. Imperial Family Scenes and Cranes. Mark read Da Qing Jiaqing Nian Zhi - "Great Qing Jiaqing period (1796-1820) made". Possibly decorated in Macau c. 1960s. Measure

Korean Imperial Edict to Kim Ye-Kyung,1905, written in Chinese with Imperial Seal of Korea, document appoints Kim Ye-Kyung as member of the Privy Council of Imperial Court fifth rank. Note: With Appra

Important Chinese Qing imperial jade inlaid Zitan and Huanghuali panel screen, with reticulated scrollwork framing various scenes of scholar objects and precious objects carved from white jade,yellow

ANTIQUE CHINESE "IMPERIAL" EDICTAntique Chinese "Imperial" edict handscroll: executed in ink and color silk brocade with text in Chinese and Manchu; with some embroidered text panels; text containing

Flared rim with shallow bowl, on broad shallow foot, blue underglaze reign mark for Tianqi (1621-1627), 1 3/4" x 7 1/4". Chipped, cracked. Provenance: From the Estate of Frank Cowan.

A Chinese imperial edict dating from the Qianlong period. The cloth edict has five color panels with inscriptions in Chinese and Manchu scripts. It has one large seal in the middle. Dimensions are: 12

CHINESE IMPERIAL EDICT ON FIVE COLOR SILK QIANLONG DYNASTY. CHINESE IMPERIAL EDICT ON SILK MID-18TH CENTURY. Five color silk and dated. H. 33 cm. From a NJ art collection.

Chinese Qing Imperial Dragon Gold Thread Embroidery Framed 26''x39''. Depicts a five-clawed imperial gold thread central dragon with flaming pearl. It has gold thread and forbidden stitch embroidered

An Imperial edict from the Daoguang period. It has 5 colors of silk: green, red, yellow, white, and red. It has both Manchu script and Chinese characters. Dimensions are: 12 1/2 inches tall X 94 inche

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, probably Qianlong or Jiaqing reigns, ca. 1735 to 1820 CE. A stunning yellow-ground porcelain vase of the Famille Rose style. Two scenes of birds on a white background a