Five-color silver coin with double dragon pattern at the end of the Ding Dynasty in Guangxu period

Five Silver Coins with Dragon Patterns of Hainan Province during the Guangxu Period

One or two Guangxu silver coins with double dragon pattern in Qing Dynasty, China

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.98; CCC-193; KM-Pn5; Duan-702. Five petaled rosettes on either side of the dragon. Pop: 1, one finer graded

It is 61 cm high and 25 cm wide. Under the bright yellow glaze, there are blue material color double dragon patterns, the Dragon floating mouth of carved porcelain, the endless rippling edge, and the

The original rosewood base of "Beijing Sanyang baozuyin" is 32cm in overall height, 30cm in naked height and 1206g in naked weight. See the picture for the description. This pair of bottles only appea

Qing Dynasty Qian Long Period; High: 9inch; Width: 5.8inch

The silver coin of the Qing Dynasty is carved with a dragon pattern on the back of the coin. On the front, carved with the words "DAQING YINBI". The coin has a very high collection value.

Five Dynasty Period Style; Width: 6.7 inch; High: 7.0 inch

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the Guangxu Yuanbao made in Sichuan was used as a 30 copper round coin. The Guangxu silver coin made in Gansu was circulated

L:23cm W:18cm H:18cm Wt:2090g

Qing Dynasty Five dragon pattern embroidery

H:16cm W:33cm Wt:8530g

L.21cm W.21cm H.20cm

Guangxu Yuanbao was one of the currencies in circulation during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.

Guangxu Yuanbao was one of the currencies in circulation during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Hubei and Guangxi, took the lead in introducing British coin mint

Guangxu Yuanbao was one of the currencies in circulation during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.

CHINA QING DYNASTY QIANLONG PERIOD BLUE AND WHITE DRAGON PATTERN FLAT VASE H. 37 cm.

Cup drag L: 51.5cm W: 28cm H: 4cm Goblet H: 17cm D: 13.5cm Introduction: This Yuan Dynasty blue-and-white dragon-pattern goblet and silver-gilt dragon-pattern lid, this device has a curved mouth, a cu

H. 25 cm. W. 24 cm.

An Exquisite Gilt Bronze Inlaid Gems Dragon Pattern Double-Ears and Tripod Censer，Qing Dynasty, China，With Mark，Size:16cmx11cmx14cm，Weight:1795g 铜鎏金&#2

Blue and white inside, light crimson outside, the base is "made in the Guangxu Period of the Qing Dynasty", D: 15.1 cm, H: 16.6 cm, Weight: 230g, 231g. See "Appreciation of Chinese Light Crimson Porce

Qing Dynasty Kang Xi Period; High: 14.5 inch; Diameter: 10.0 inch;

Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Dragon Bowl possibly Ming Dynasty, Wanli period (1573-1620), of steep-sided form on a raised foot, decorated to the exterior with five-claw dragons amid a scrolling pe

Pedestal Decanter, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, Amethyst Cut To Clear, 15.25" x 4", Attributed To Stevens & Williams, Engraved Floral And Rococo Design, Sterling Silver Double Spout, Scalloped Pattern