Chinese Wealth Pot First Rank Official Piggy Bank

Antique Chinese Embroidered Rank Badge, Qing D. First Rank, Civil Official. Size: 10'' x 11'' x '' (25 x 28 x cm). Ex. Monica Hottenstein collection.

Group of three Chinese silk embroideries, including two rank badges. One first-rank civil official badge depicting a Manchurian crane embellished with gold thread embroidery. One fifth-rank military o

A pair of Chinese Mandarin civil official squares. Embroidered silk. The squares display a red-crowned crane for a first rank civil official, worked in gold satin stitch. Framed under glass. Sight: 8

The first a colorful rank badge made for a civil official of the ninth rank, embroidered with key fret borders to the corners, the paradise flycatcher above scrolling waves; the second rank badge made

Group of Chinese Civil Official Rank Badges and Sleeve Band. The first is a framed square form rank badge Kesi woven with a silver pheasant on a rocky mound above a blue sea-wave border, with cloud sc

Lot of approximately ten items. China. Late 19th century. To include: A jade bird, three hat buttons (two from first rank officials), two pairs of jade earrings, a jade and carnelian pendant, a jade c

Size:32*33cm

A Group of Four Civil Official Rank Badges The first two a pair of kesi-woven badges made for a first rank civil official depicting a red-headed crane standing above crashing waves amidst a sky of col

A CHINESE FOURTH RANK CIVIL OFFICIAL'S MIDNIGHT BLUE SILK SURCOAT, PUFU, QING DYNASTY, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the backside centering a fourth rank square insignia badge embroidered with gold an

DESCRIPTION: Salvaged wooden panel featuring a sculpture of a Chinese dragon among swirling clouds, both in very high relief.Provenance: Gifted From Shanghai Bank to First Chinese Bank of San Francisc

Circa 1870 Mandarin's Court Traveling Hat Straw conical hat overlaid with red yak hair. The clear peking glass bead indicates this hat waqs worn by a 5th rank Chinese official. With woven hat box. Cir

17 C 6th Chinese Official Rank BadgeDimension: 27 cm x 24 cm without Frame

2 19C Chinese Embroidered Official Rank Patches. Beautiful detail of Phoenix flying toward the sun, on blue ground. Mounted and framed. Unsigned. Good condition. Measures 11-3/8" x 11-1/4" (sight), fr

A PAIR OF EMBROIDERED CIVIL OFFICIAL 2ND RANK BADGES, QING DYNASTY

A Group of Three Chinese Woven Silk Official Rank Badges, Buzi, Qing Dynasty 11-1/2 x 12-1/4 inches (29.2 x 31.1 cm) (largest) The lot comprising: Third rank badge with peacock; Second rank badge with

A Group of Three Chinese Embroidered Silk Official Rank Badges, Buzi, Qing Dynasty 12 x 12 inches (30.5 x 30.5 cm) (largest) Lot comprised of: Third rank badge with peacock; Fourth rank badge with wil

China, Early 20th Century Round rank badges depicting a polychromatic duck (7th rank) facing right towards a red sun surrounded by coins, bats, and coral. Each panel 11 5/8" dia.. From the collection

Two Kesi Embroidered "Silver Pheasant and Madarine Duck" Civil Official Rank Badges, 19th Centry.Dimension: Approximately L 11.5in(30cm) X W 11.5in(30cm) without Frame

A GROUP OF THREE MILITARY AND CIVIL OFFICIAL RANK BADGES AND A DRAGON ROUNDEL Late Qing/Republic Period Variously depicting a crane, a leopard, a lion and a dragon roundel, the dragon woven in gold an

Three "10,000-Yuan" banknotes issued by People's Bank of China in 1951, in excellent condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official in Hong Kong, by descent to family

Three "10,000-Yuan" banknotes issued by People's Bank of China in 1951, in excellent condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official in Hong Kong, by descent to family

Three "10,000-Yuan" banknotes issued by People's Bank of China in 1951 in excellent condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official in Hong Kong, by descent to family

Three "10,000-Yuan" banknotes issued by People's Bank of China in 1951 in excellent condition. _x000D_ Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official in Hong Kong, by descent to

Three "10,000-Yuan" banknotes issued by People's Bank of China in 1951, in excellent condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official in Hong Kong, by descent to family