Chinese Rank Badge: Gold Pheasant

Chinese rank badge: Gold pheasant. Goldwork embriodered pheasant. D: 12L x 11.5W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Chinese embroidered rank badge, highlighted with gold and silver threads to depict the silver pheasant of the fifth civil rank standing on a rock facing the sun amid clouds, auspicious emblems, flower

Chinese embroidered rank badge, highlighted with gold and silver threads to depict the silver pheasant of the fifth civil rank standing on a rock facing the sun amid clouds, auspicious emblems, flower

Two Chinese embroidered rank badges , Qing Dynasty, 19th century, one embroidered with a Pekin knot stitch depicting a 5th rank 'silver pheasant' and the other satin silk embroidery and gold thread de

Very fine back facing badge (undivided) with image of silver pheasant signifying the 5th Civil Rank in Mandarin society. Unusually fine Kessu work with gold, silver and green metallic thread depicting

GROUP OF FIVE CIVIL OFFICIAL'S RANK BADGES QING DYANSTY, 19TH CENTURY ? ???????????? all worked in gold and silver thread couching, two depicting quails, two cranes, and one silver pheasant, framed (l

Chinese Qing Dynasty Civil White Bird Rank Badge (probably a Silver Pheasant) front badge with vertical seam opening, the embroidery mostly with laid gold wrapped threads held in place with colored st

Chinese formal stole (likely Qing dynasty) with dragons and rank badge. Golden pheasant second rank badge. Dark blue silk with embroidery and gold thread details. figures include dragons, bats, cranes

Chinese Mandarin Square Silver Pheasant 5th rank badge Front panels, Civil rank, fine very tiny gold and silk stitches of a bird right facing, flying between clouds, lucky symbols and a red sun. Turqu

2 Chinese 19th Century Mandarin Court Civil Rank Badges, Silver Pheasant or Mandarin Duck, each without vertical seam. The first in counted stitch with auspicious objects all edged in laid gold wrappe

Chinese 19 Century Kesi tapestry weave with gold and silver wrapped threads of a back-panel square for a Silver Pheasant, 5th Rank Badge; now framed with handles for use as a tray; together with a sma

Pair Chinese Qing Gold Thread Mandarin Squares 11''x12''. Matching pair of silk embroidered pheasant rank badges. One has a 7'' diagonal cut through it. Some minor scattered edge loss. 19th century, Q

Chinese civil service rank badge, featuring a silver pheasant amid embroidered blue clouds, overall (framed): 13.5"h x 13"w

Late 18th/early 19th century Chinese Rank Badge having gold and silver embroidery, 9 1/2" x 10" and 13" x 13". Provenance: from the estate of the late Beverley Jackson of Santa Barbara, California.

Late 18th century Chinese Rank Badge with Egret, gold Embroidery, 11" x 12" and 13" x 13". Provenance: from the estate of the late Beverley Jackson of Santa Barbara, California.

A Chinese rank badge, 5th Rank silver pheasant mounted as a tray, 30cm x 31cm, two further Rank badges and two Chinese textiles

Early Chinese rank badge, late Qianlong or Jiaqing. Dazi (Peking knot) technique throughout, dated to ca. 1795. Possibly depicting a silver pheasant indicating a 5th civilian rank.Height: 11 1/2 in x

Chinese Qing Dynasty Gold wrapped laid silk embroidered Mandarin Civil Rank Badges; together with a table runner in Silver wrapped laid silk Embroidery with a "Shou" character in the center and 2 bird

Lot consists of a 19th century Chinese Rank Badge,with a silver pheasant facing left standing on rocks, The technique is called Kosu,with some paint,I believe it is a 5th rank but I am not sure, The r

DESCRIPTION:Chinese imperial rank badge hand embroidered with real gold thread. Depicts the five finger dragon in gold thread, surrounded by an array of ornate clouds and mountains in blue and orange

Chinese, Qing dynasty, 19th century, framed, for a second rank civil official, embroidered in couched gilt and polychrome thread depicting a golden pheasant, accompany with two bats, amongstwaves and

Chinese Silk Pheasant Rank Badge 10.5''x11.5''. Antique polychrome court badge. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

A 19th Century Chinese Embroidery Rank Badge of a Silver Pheasant. From the Annette Martin Collection. Exhibited at the Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco February 8th - March 8th 1975. Exhib

Group of three Chinese silk rank badges depicting a Chinese pheasant with the rising sun in intricate detail, decorated with embroidery in colored threads. Two rank badges are rendered with silver and