Hong Kong 1959, $1 (P324Ab) S/no. 6N 435184-185 PMG

Pick# 324Ab, 1959 Hong Kong Government $1, PMG 65EPQ

Hong Kong 1936 $1 (P312) S/no N 625426 PMG 67EPQ

Elizabeth II: $1 1956-59 Consecutive no. 6C 943180-84 (P.324Ab) All PMG 66 EPQ. (5pcs)

Hong Kong Government of Hongkong, $1, 1 July 1959, Queen Elizabeth II, (P.324Ab), serial nos. 6Q 721876 to 877, consecutive pair, GVF-AEF. (2)

Hong Kong Government of Hongkong, $1, 1 January 1952, King George VI, (P.324b), serial no. K/5 601182, PMG Choice AU58. Incorrectly labelled by PMG as 'K/S 601182'.

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $1000, 1 January 1989, (P.199b), serial no. BQ 086632, PMG Choice AU58EPQ.

Hong Kong Government of Hongkong, $1, blue, ND (1940-41), King George VI, (P.316), serial no. E/2 160295, PMG AU50EPQ.

Hong Kong Government of Hongkong, $1, ND (1936), purple, King George VI, (P.312), serial no. Q 481421, PMG XF40.

Hong Kong Government of Hongkong, $1, 1 June 1956, Queen Elizabeth II, (P.324Ab), serial no. 2J 911328, stains, ageing, EF-AU.

Hongkong Shanghai Bank Corp.: $1 1913 s/n. 1384142, 2 printed signatures (P.155b) PMG 50.

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $10, 1 January 1987, (P.191a), serial no. PA 1000000, 1 million serial number, PMG Choice AU58EPQ.

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $1000, 1 January 1985, (P.196a), serial no. AD 171998, PMG Choice AU58.

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $100, 1 January 1985, (P.194a), serial nos. AA 547202 to 204, 3 consecutive notes, PMG Superb Gem UNC67EPQ. (3)

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $100, 1 January 1985, (P.194a), serial nos. AA 547498 to 500, 3 consecutive notes; the serial no. AA 547499 graded PMG Gem UNC66EPQ; all others grade

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $100, 1 January 1985, (P.194a), serial no. AA 547238, PMG Superb Gem UNC68EPQ.

Lan Zhenghui (Chinese, b. 1959) E69, 2013 ink on Xuam paper signed in with Artist's seal in Chinese (lower left) Site size: 34 1/2 x 31 3/4 inches. Provenance: Pearl Lam Galleries, Hong Kong

30 Assorted Sotheby's London & Hong Kong Chinese Auction Catalogues from the Fuller Collection 1965 to Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art 1983; 1 China Institute Exhibition, Ming Porcelains.

This rare Hong Kong note faces up as nicely as any VF out there. The back shows some harder folds and a touch of stray ink. As is the case with many Hong Kong notes, the vivid colors and detailed vign

Hong Kong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, $500, 27 March 1969, (P.179f), serial no. L 444302, PMG Gem UNC65EPQ.

1) Hong Kong one dollar 1868, no mint mark. 2) China dollar - fantasy piece,obv: empress/rev: five bats. Total weight: 2.005 ozt Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are our best judgement and

中国第三套人民币红一角 China 1960, 1 Jiao (P873) S/no. 2481287 PMG 67EPQ

A stunning Chinese Ming Dynasty carved cinnabar lacquer zhadou mounted with a lovely jade finial. For another zhadou and cover, see: S. Kwan in Chinese Lacquer, Hong Kong, 2010, pp. 290-1, no. 103, an

Title: Chinese Republic (Hong Kong) Opium Lamp Size: 3 1/8” (7.9 cm) diameter x 5 ½” (14.0 cm) tall. Description:A hand made and hand blown opium lamp that was probably sold to Hong K

Hong Kong cityscape painting, signed. 43 1/4” H x 31” W including frame. Shipping in USA or International please contact for quote both UPS stores: 1) : David Reiser UPS store 1937 - 954-4