Old Chinese Children's Tiger Hat.

The Hat has silk embroidery designs. It is somewhat dirty, and has some wear to use. It measures 8" long and 7 1/2" across. In-house shipping is available. Please see our website regarding in-house sh

Tiger head hats have been used in China at least since the Sui Dynasty (581-618 to protect both children and warriors. This extremely fine and beautiful hat features embroidered fish,, bats, flowers a

Vintage Chinese Hanfu children's festival tiger hats and shoes. Each shoe measures approximately 5" long. Condition: minor signs of soiling, age and use to hats and shoes, interior soles of red shoes

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Silk Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoes beca

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

Origin:China Date/Period:19TH.C Material:Embroidery Size:Please refer to the size of the reference Additional Information:In the late Qing Dynasty, hand-embroidered tiger-head hats and tiger-head shoe

(lot of 3) Chinese zoomorphic children's hats, consisting of two in the form of tigers, one with a flap on the back embroidered with flowers; the last in the form of a fu-lion on a black ground, with

Large Chinese Silk Painting: Seated ManLarge Chinese ink and color on silk painting; depicting a seated old bearded man with tiger behind and child attendants; 41" x 29"; framed

Large Silk Painting: Seated ManLarge Chinese or Korean ink and color on silk painting; depicting a seated old bearded man with tiger behind and child attendants; 41" x 29"; framed

ELIZABETH KEITHBritain, 1887-1956"Old Young China". Titled lower left and signed in pencil lower right. Depicting a child seated on a Ming-style chair holding a toy tiger. Monogrammed and da

Pair of Chinese porcelain Famille Rose cylindrical hat stands painted with old man and children walking down a path. 11" x 4 3/4"

Old Chinese Tiger Silk Embroidery Framed 42''x18.75''. Fine polychrome silk weaving with calligraphy panel. Strong color. First half 20th century, Republic period.

Turquoise Old Chinese Carved Children & Fish Snuff Bottle.

A Group of 10 Chinese Children's Hats. Stands not included. Range in size from: 9'' x 8'' (23 x 20 cm) to 12'' x 14'' (30 x 36 cm). Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Dov Jaron, Philadelphia, PA.

A Group of 10 Chinese Children's Hats. Stands not included. Range in size from: 3.5'' x 7.5'' x 9'' (9 x 19 x 23 cm) to 10'' x 8'' x 9.5'' (25 x 20 x 24 cm)

A Group of 10 Chinese Children's Hats. Stands not included. Range in size from: 3.5'' x 5'' x 9.5'' (9 x 13 x 24 cm) to 14'' x 4.5'' x 5'' (36 x 11 x 13 cm)

A Group of 10 Chinese Children's Hats. Stands not included. Range in size from: 2'' x 5'' (5 x 13 cm) to 6'' x 9'' (15 x 23 cm). Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Dov Jaron, Philadelphia, PA.

Lot of three antique Chinese children's hats on wood stands. Provenance: From the lifetime collection of Cheryl Burke of Sarasota, Florida.

A Collection of Five Chinese Children's Hats.