CHINA silver boat shaped sycee ingot

A Chinese Silver Ingot Sycee - A Chinese silver boat-shaped ingot. With stamps to underside and archaic characters in relief at top. Tested 800 silver. Weight: 49 ozt. 2 5/8" h x 4" l x 2 3/4" w.

Three boat-shaped silver ingots or sycees, two with impressed marks, likely auspicious, meaning 'Life". One unmarked but tests silver. Total weight approx. 109.4 grams / 3.51 ozt.

Eight Chinese Silver Sycee IngotsGroup of eight heavy Chinese silver sycee ingots; each with various seal marks and inscriptions: four boat shaped and three bowties (considerable wear and flaws); L: 5

Antique Chinese Solid Silver Boat-Shaped Ingot with two old Chinese marks impressed inside and scratched with letters. Weight 360 Grams. Top length 2 3/4 inches (7.2 cm.).

3 Small Chinese Silver Boat-Shaped Ingots, two with impressed Chinese marks; 55 Grams. Width 1 inches (2.7 cm.).

3 Small Chinese Silver Boat-Shaped Ingots, two with impressed Chinese "Fu" marks; 55 Grams. Width 1 inches (2.7 cm.). Age related wear. NOTE: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client

A Distinctive Early China Silver Sycee of 3 Taels with a single round stamp at its center bearing a "happiness" character. Though we are uncertain in the case of this specimen, such ingots (generally

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

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

4 lacquered cups. China. 18th century. 3 of Lac Burgante. One ingot shaped, one peach shaped, a bowl with figures together with a silver liner. Largest- 4-1/2" diameter. Loss.

The silver ingot, also known as Yuanbao, was a currency used in China. It is shaped with two larger ends and slightly waisted middle, the center top hollowed slightly as well, incised on top with the

Old Chinese Silver Alloy Ingot “Money”. This shape is very similar to the style used in both China and Thailand called syce fang branding which means “saddle shaped”, impressed

H. 7 cm.W. 16 cm.Weight. 1860 gram.

H. 2 cm.W. 15 cm.Weight. 1856 gram.

H. 3.5 cm.W. 6 cm.Weight. 181 gram.

H. 3.5 cm.W. 5.5 cm.Weight. 352 gram.

Qing Dynasty of China, Silver Ingot

H. 3.5 cm.W. 5.5 cm.Weight. 352 gram.

c. 224-651 AD. Sassanian. A silver boat-shaped vessel with a rectangular plan, sloping sides and rounded bottom. The Sassanian empire which ruled from Afghanistan to Iraq during the third to seventh c

Qing Dynasty of China,Silver Ingot

Height:9.2cmLength:13.9cmDiameter:Weight:1.8kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

Qing Dynasty of China,Silver Ingot

Ca. 224-651 AD. A museum-quality silver boat-shaped bowl with an elliptical plan, sloping sides, and rounded bottom. The Sasanian empire which ruled from Afghanistan to Iraq during the third to sevent

13.4cm*7.5cm*8.5cm .For size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures. Buyer's premium 25% .