Silver Dish Inset w/ Chinese Hu-Peh Dollar

Marked "LEREGENT 900" silver change or trinket dish, with inset China Hu-Peh Province 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar). [3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches]. Weight 2.50 ozt. Coin with wear.

Coins include: 1903 Chinese Dragon Dollar, 29th Year of Kuang Hsu, Pei Yang; Hu-Peh Province 7 Mace and 2 Candareens; Kwang Tung Province 7 Mac and 2 Candareens, Szechuen Province 7 Mace and 2 Candare

Hu Peh Province Chinese Silver Dollar 1 Tael.Approximate measurements: 1.5 inches. Materials: Silver. Shipping cost: $4. Different rate to California, Alaska, Hawaii and all International apply.

Chinese Silver sixteen Coin Album, approx. 90% silver, includes: eight 7 mace and two Candareens silver dollar size, from Hu-Peh, Szechuen, Kwant - Tung, etc. province, also eight Emperor silver one d

A Chinese one dollar silver coin, inset in a sterling dish. The coin is stamped One Dollar on the front with a date of 1899. The obverse shows Chinese calligraphy and symbols. The dish measures 3-3/8"

7 Chinese silver coins. 6 dragon silver dollars, 1 7 mace and 2 candareens Hu-Peh Province silver coin. Each 1 1/2"-diameter. 187.3 grams total.

Pair important Chinese/ Tibetan antique silver covered hu (test positive for silver) with large white jade inset (each jade measures approx. 82mm in diameter), the jade carved in phoenix and butterfly

Three silver chinese Hu-Peh province coins. obv: four Chinese ideograms. rev: dragon with pearl at center surrounded by English legend. 7 Mace and 2 Candareens.. Total weight: 1.945 ozt. Descriptions,

1. Silver Chinese Hu-Peh province coin. obv: four Chinese ideograms. rev: dragon with pearl at center surrounded by English legend. 7 Mace and 2 Candareens. 2. 34th Year of Kuang Hsu Pei Yang.Dragon w

1900 One Dollar Coin weights 26.4 grams "Chinese Hu-Peh Dollar"

Chinese Silver Hu Peh Province Coin. Size: 1.5" Diameter

2 Early Chinese Silver Dishes. 1 w/ a Raised Dragon. Both Are Signed & Both Are Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: Larger-Dia-3.75". Gross Weight: 102.5g/3.3ozt. Provenance:

Two Chinese silver inset coin dishes from Kwang-Tung Province. Both coins with mount maker mark of Sincere Company. Weight Approx., 3.82 ozt Measures Approx., 3.3 in. diameter x 0.4 in. tall.Domestic

Six Chinese silver dragon coins, comprising (3) Hu-Peh Province coins, (2) three Mace coins and (1) seven Mace coin; together with (3) Yun-Nan Province three Mace coins.

CHINESE SILVER COVERED BUTTER DISH WITH KNIFE, C. 1940, DIA 5", ENCASED:The silver cover and base have a dragon motif about, as does the matching butter knife; fitted with a removable glass liner. Uni

6pc Chinese Silver Dollar Coin Dishes 2.25'' to 3.75'' Diameter. Includes Yuan Shi Kai, Sun Yat Sen, an Ingot, a Trade Dollar, and an 1860 Brazil coin ashtray. Overall excellent condition. The group w

(2) Chinese silver dollar coin dishes with bamboo design, (3) Arabic Persian 800 silver coin dishes, and Russian cup with 1747 Kopeks coin. 10.78 OZT.

(2) Chinese silver dollar coin dishes with bamboo design, (3) Arabic Persian 800 silver coin dishes, and Russian cup with 1747 Kopeks coin. 10.78 OZT.

4pc Chinese Silver Coin Trays 3.25''x.5'' Each. Scalloped dishes have central Chinese silver dollars from the 1930's with Sun Yat-Sen and junk ship. Manufactured by Sammy Arts, Hong Kong with original

Collectible Chinese silver dragon coin, one side marked 7 Mace And 2 Candafeens Hu-Peh Province. 26.8 gram weight.

13 Chinese Sterling Silver Bowls Dish & Spoons. Five small engraved bowls in box, leaf form dish in box & six demitasse spoons w/ Chinese characters on handle. Includes a whisk crumb brush with a "Ste

(cased lot of 2) Chinese Export Falconer octagonal shaped sterling dishes inset with Chinese or Hong Kong silver coins, 3.5"d, total weighable 3 toz

Chinese silver coin. Obverse featuring charactersreading "Made in Hubei Province / Woth 7 Mace and 2 Candareens / Xuantong Yuanbao". Reverse features a dragon with a pearl, reading "HU-PEH PROVINCE 7

(9)Asst Antique / Vtg Silver Coins - Various Purities, China Hu Peh w/ 3 Holes, 1350 - 1450 A.D. Ottoman Era, Islamic 1147 - 1264 A.D. , 1920 Australia & More