Pair of Qing Dynasty, c.1875, Officials Informal

A pair of Qing Dynasty official kiln teacups Size: 4cm（1.57 in） high and 8cm（3.14 in） in diameter

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and cur

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved r

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat chairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved

Dimensions: 49-1/2" L x 16" D x23" W Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Huanghuali Southern Official's Hat chairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, graceful

Front and back panels. Metallic threaded phoenix above clouds and stripes, for a Qing dynasty official. Embroidery: 30.5 cm (12 in.) x 30.5 cm (12 in.)

Pair of Chinese late Qing Dynasty spade-form famille rose porcelain vases, circa 1829, decorated recto/verso with court officials. [9 inches high]. In good condition.

Pair of Chinese late Qing Dynasty spade-form famille rose porcelain vases, circa 1829, decorated recto/verso with court officials. [9 inches high]. In good condition.

A front and back panel embroidered with a phoenix bird amongst the rocks and clouds, for a Qing dynasty civil official. Dimensions of each badge: 34.5 cm (13 1/2 in.) 37cm (14 1/2 in.)

Late 19th – early 20th Century Pair of Qing Dynasty ancestor portraits, watercolor on paper. Features husband and wife, Qing officials of the scholar rank. 21 X 35” each.

Chinese, Qing dynasty., for civil officials of that period. One pair of badges (buzi) feature paradise flycatchers in multiple-colored threads and gold threads against the brown square,enclosed by a b

A pair of enamel vases with golden mist and cloud dragon plum from the Qing Dynasty to the official kiln, the size is shown in the figure

Mirror Pair Large Chinese Qing Dynasty Famille Verte Enameled Porcelain Moon Vases with an opposing design of Scholars and Officials with Children in a Garden, the necks and edges with "Wan" lozenges

Pair of Printed Chinese Ancestor Portraits, after Qing Dynasty portraits of an official and official's wife, likely later reproductions Each overall: 35-1/8"h x 21-1/2"w Each sight: 33"h x 19-1/2"w

Important Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Textile Sleeves. These sleeves are truly magnificent with such fine detailed embroidery and stunning colors. These had to be a part of an official robe. Mea

A pretty pair of Chinese silk damask sleeve bands for an informal robe, Qing dynasty, circa 1850, embroidered in Pekin knot stitch with classic peony and long life symbols, 60.5cm x 9cm each清19

PAIR OF CHINESE SCROLLS - Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxhi Imperial Scrolls on Silk of Birds on Flowering Branches by Chiang T'ing-hsi/Jiang Tingxi (1668-1732), Official Painter and Secretary to the Impe

One of the front with split to middle, and one of the back of a whole square. Embroidered with paradise flycatcher of nineth rank civil official. Late Qing dynasty. Size: 32 x 32cm (12 1/2 x 12 1/2 in

A PAIR OF CIVIL OFFICIAL 4TH RANK BADGES, QING DYNASTY

A PAIR OF CHINESE OFFICIAL 4TH RANK BADGES, QING DYNASTY

Dating between 1850-1890 this pair of portraits come from a complete Mandarin wedding book. The man appears to be a high-ranking government official. The paintings are on delicate pith paper which is

Four Chinese Porcelain Figures qing dynasty comprising a pair of blanc-de-chine figures of deer with vases on their backs, a turquoise and aubergine glazed figure of a standing official and a turquois

* A Pair of Chinese Elmwood Official's Hat Armchairs, Sichutouguanmaoyi qing dynasty (1644-1911) each with shaped crestrail with upswept ends supported on continuous posts with flanges forming the rea

Pair of Chinese Wood Official's Arm Chairs - Late Qing Dynasty. Of Elm and Pine Wood. Back height - 46" H , 26" W, Seat height- 20"