Pair Chinese Silver Yuanbao (Boat) Money

Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao); of boat 'sycee' form; with bank name stamp 'Chang Qing', and Jiaqing (1760-1820) Mark and possibly of the Period; L: 6.8 cm, W: 4.1 cm, H: 4.9 cm, 287.53 grams

Two (2) Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao). Engraved with Dong Chang Zao, Zhao Cai Jin Bao, Zu Yin marks on top. Da Qing Ku Yin mark on base. 3.3 x 5 cm, 196 grams

Chinese silver boat money (Yuan Bao). Lettering Guang Xu on top, Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom. 4.5 x 6.6 cm, 267 grams

Chinese silver boat money (Yuan Bao). Lettering Xian Feng on top, Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom.

Chinese Qing silver sycee 'boat' money (yuan bao); of boat shape; with Zu Yin (enough silver) mark on top; Da Qing Ku Yin (Qing Treasure Silver) mark on base; sycee currently are very scarce compared

Three pieces of Chinese silver boat money (Yuanbao); of boat form; one with mark; one with Xuantong mark; one with Kangxi mark; 3.5 cm x 6.5 cm 190 grams (1/3), 4 cm x 6.5 cm, 191 grams (2/3), 2.5 cm

Chinese silver 50 Taels boat money (Yuan Bao). Top stamped Hu Bei Tong Juan, Sun Zhi, Er Shi Nian Yue, Guan Qian Ju, Jiang Cheng Yu, Wu Shi Liang. 8 x 14 cm, 1433 grams

Chinese silver-colored boat money. With "Fu" character on top. "Da Qing Ku Yin" stamped on base. 4 x 8 cm, 275 g.

Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Feathered Silver-gilt Boat Pendants with glass and coral. Age related wear, a few small parts missing, a few feather inlays missing. Length 1 3/4 inches (4.5 cm.).

Chinese boat money (Yuanbao). Of boat shape. Top lettering Jia Qing. Bottom lettering Da Qing Ku Yin. 4 x 8 cm, 266 grams

Three (3) Chinese silvered ingot money (Yuanbao). Of boat form. Lettering Ji Tian on top. Lettering Da Qing Ku Yin on bottom. 2 x 4.5cm, 123 grams (total)

Each of boat shape, top with inscriptions and decoration. Length of biggest: 2 7/8 in (7.3 cm)

Chinese Silver Tripod Censer Form Salt with Three Boat Models, including a pair of Japanese 950 silver boat form salt & pepper shakers, and an unmarked filigree silver boat model {Total silver weight

20th century, silver "boat form" sycee or yuanbao, 96 grams, tests at or near .900 fineness, base marked with accession number, 2-1/4 x 1 x 1-1/4 in. Provenance: Gift of the Estate of Senator Hugh Sco

A Pair of Chinese Export Famille Verte Porcelain Sauce Boats each of European silver shape with deeply scalloped rim edges in a molded iron-red and gilt border, the sides painted with gilt ducks stand

Old Chinese Near Pair of Silver Alloy Ingot. This shape is called either syce Zhong-ding or sycee yuan bao, both mean “boat shape”. Weight : 1.5 pz & 1.7 oz

Including (3) Chinese silver dragon salt and peppers, sterling travel razor in case, money clip, English sterling and blue glass salt figural boat salt, Gorham sterling napkin ring, hammered sterling

Larry Flynt Pair of Chinese Gilt Enamel Boats each set atop carved wood base, each stamped .925 silver, further marked with A and an illegible number; decorated with coral and enamel throughout; one d

A Collection of Silver Table Articles. Comprising a pair of Japanese .950 boat form salt shakers, a single round Chinese salt shaker, a frying pan, a footed footed dish lacking glass liner, a rickshaw

Pair Chinese Silver Inlaid Parcel Gilt Bronze Beasts Han Dyn. 10kg;H:26cm;L:30cm

A Pair Chinese Silver Thread Inlaid Bronze Horses, Hang Dyansty, Size: 29.7*27.3cm each.

Chinese silver sycee or ingot, 50 tael boat form with four stamps to the top reading "Dong Hai Guan (Province), Min Guo Yue Nian, Lu Hsieh Zong (silversmith) and Yi". 2 1/2" H x 4 3/8" W x 2 1/2" D. C

length:7.5cm wide:1cm height:7.5cm weight:120g

Pair of elaborate 19th century Chinese silver cuff bracelets with fish and sea life motif. Both stamped with maker mark. One has missing latch press. On original display box (partial). Total weight 3.