Chinese Silver Boat Money (Yuanbao) Jiaqing Mark

Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao); of boat 'sycee' form; with bank name stamp 'Chang Qing', and Jiaqing (1760-1820) Mark and possibly of the Period; L: 6.8 cm, W: 4.1 cm, H: 4.9 cm, 287.53 grams

Three pieces of Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao); of boat form; one with mark; one with Xuantong mark; one with Kangxi mark; 3.5 cm x 6.5 cm 190 grams (1/3), 4 cm x 6.5 cm, 191 grams (2/3), 2.5 cm

Chinese silver boat money (Yuan Bao). Lettering Guang Xu on top, Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom. 4.5 x 6.6 cm, 267 grams

Two (2) Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao). Engraved with Dong Chang Zao, Zhao Cai Jin Bao, Zu Yin marks on top. Da Qing Ku Yin mark on base. 3.3 x 5 cm, 196 grams

Chinese Qing silver sycee 'boat' money (yuan bao); of boat shape; with Zu Yin (enough silver) mark on top; Da Qing Ku Yin (Qing Treasure Silver) mark on base; sycee currently are very scarce compared

Chinese boat money (Yuanbao). Of boat shape. Top lettering Jia Qing. Bottom lettering Da Qing Ku Yin. 4 x 8 cm, 266 grams

Chinese silver boat money (Yuan Bao). Lettering Xian Feng on top, Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom.

Chinese silver 50 Taels boat money (Yuan Bao). Top stamped Hu Bei Tong Juan, Sun Zhi, Er Shi Nian Yue, Guan Qian Ju, Jiang Cheng Yu, Wu Shi Liang. 8 x 14 cm, 1433 grams

One Chinese boat money. Lettering Yongzheng on top. Bottom lettering Da Qing Ku Yin. 4 x 8 cm, 284 grams

Chinese silver-colored boat money. With "Fu" character on top. "Da Qing Ku Yin" stamped on base. 4 x 8 cm, 275 g.

A Chinese Silver Boat Form Water Dropper. Bearing character marks on the underside Length: 3.75"

3 Small Chinese Silver Boat-Shaped Ingots, two with impressed Chinese marks; 55 Grams. Width 1 inches (2.7 cm.).

3 Small Chinese Silver Boat-Shaped Ingots, two with impressed Chinese "Fu" marks; 55 Grams. Width 1 inches (2.7 cm.). Age related wear. NOTE: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client

Antique Chinese Solid Silver Boat-Shaped Ingot with two old Chinese marks impressed inside and scratched with letters. Weight 360 Grams. Top length 2 3/4 inches (7.2 cm.).

Three (3) Chinese silvered ingot money (Yuanbao). Of boat form. Lettering Ji Tian on top. Lettering Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom. 2 x 4.5cm, 123 grams (total)

Three pieces of Chinese silver ingot; 2 of boat form, with "Shan Dong Yan Ke" mark and "Tongzhi" mark; 1 of flatten ingot, with "Liu Hang Shi Ba Dao Ji" mark; 5 cm x 6 cm/7cm, 985 grams_x000D_

20th century, silver "boat form" sycee or yuanbao, 96 grams, tests at or near .900 fineness, base marked with accession number, 2-1/4 x 1 x 1-1/4 in. Provenance: Gift of the Estate of Senator Hugh Sco

Chinese silver coin; obverse carved Guangxu Yuanbao; reverse carved dragon; Thickness: 0.2 cm, D: 4.5 cm, 36 grams

光绪元宝银币 Chinese fine rare silver coin; the obverse with a coiled dragon and "Shen Si Province 7 Mace And 2 Candareens" mark; the reverse with Guan Xu Yuan Bao

Eight Chinese Silver Sycee IngotsGroup of eight heavy Chinese silver sycee ingots; each with various seal marks and inscriptions: four boat shaped and three bowties (considerable wear and flaws); L: 5

Vividly decorated to show courtly ladies in a boat over a sgraffiato white ground. Diameter 7 inches

Chinese. The exterior finely painted in a continuous scene of Mount Qingcheng including themes of river, boats, temple, rocks, and trees, the base inscribed with apocryphal Jiaqing mark. Republic peri

Three boat-shaped silver ingots or sycees, two with impressed marks, likely auspicious, meaning 'Life". One unmarked but tests silver. Total weight approx. 109.4 grams / 3.51 ozt.

Single handled cup having raised design of asian sail boats on the ocean seen through bamboo stalks, having a bamboo form handle, made for the English Market and stamped with character mark on bottom