A rare pair Chinese 5th Rank Military 'blue bear' badges

Pair of gauze military rank badge. 29 CM X 59 CM Provenance: Important private collection, Highland Park, Texas. Following the City of Dallas Covid-19 Procedures, we are able to accommodate clients in

Pair of Chinese embroidered silk rank badges, worked in fine gilt thread on a black ground depicting the bear of the fifth military rank standing on a rock facing the sun amid clouds, flowers and wave

Includes 1st rank: Chi-lin/Qilin; 2nd rank: lion; 3rd rank: leopard; 4th rank: tiger; (2) 5th rank: bear, (1) used as robe sleeves; (2) 6th rank: panther cat; (2) 8th rank: rhinoceros - one used as ro

A PAIR OF CHINESE BROCADE CIVIL OFFICIAL 5TH RANK BADGES, QING DYNASTY

A Pair of Qing Dynasty Chinese Military Rank Badges.Dimension: 10.5 inches.Provenance: From A New Hampshire Collector.

Pair Late Qing Dynasty Tiger Military Rank Badges in gold & silver wrapped threads in laid embroidery with colored cross silk. Good condition although not examined out of frames. Height of embroidery

Chinese Pair of Qing Rank Badges. Military rank Qilin (First Rank), woven with gold. From Qing Dynasty. They measure 11 inches x 11.75 inches and are in excellent condition. Professionally framed, the

A PAIR OF EMBROIDERED MILITARY RANK BADGES, QING DYNASTY

A PAIR OF EMBROIDERED CIVIL OFFICIAL 5TH RANK BADGES, QING DYNASTY

Pair of 19th-century Chinese court rank badges, civilian 5th rank silver pheasant. Size: 12" x 12" (approx.) with frame 16 3/4" x 16 3/4"

Pair of 19th century Chinese silk rank badges for a third rank military official, depicting a leopard with a rising sun surrounded by auspicious symbols, decorated with embroidery in colored threads.

Group of Chinese Rank Badges. The first, a pair of dark blue-ground badges, each worked in Peking knot with couched gilt and polychrome threads to depict an egret; the second embroidered in polychrome

5th civil rank, each depicting silver pheasant amongst scrolling clouds, sun, set in a fitted giltwood frame, badge 8-1/8 x 8-1/2˜in.

c.1880, of square form, with central silver pheasant insignia applied separately, set within stylised cloud and waves, accented with the eight Buddhist motifs, in tones of white, blue and red, with go

A 19th C. or earlier, painting on paper of an elder figure seated in a blue robe with badge, believed to be of a 5th rank, wearing a coral and green jade necklace, framed under glass. Image 49”

c.1875, of square form, with central silver pheasant insignia, set within stylised clouds and waves accented with Buddhist symbols, in tones of blue, green, white and red, with border of wufu and long

Pair of Chinese Kesi Silk Civil Rank Badges , Qing Dyansty (1644-1911), incl. front, with blue backing, 11 in. x 11 3/4 in. and back, 11 1/8 in. x 12 1/8 in.

20th century, comprising: 9th civil rank, paradise flycatcher and pair of 5th civil rank, silver pheasants, each depicted in rolling waves, surrounded by auspicious symbols and decorative borders, eac

Two Antique Chinese Qing Silk Embroidery Rank Badges BUZI Horse & Bird - Two antique Chinese silk embroidery rank badges, both mounted and framed. A rare Military Ninth Rank "Sea Horse" rank badge & a

China, Early 20th Century Depicts a silver pheasant (5th rank) facing left towards a red sun surrounded by blue clouds. Each panel 9" x 9 5/8".Overall 9" x 19 1/4" From the collection of a Cranston, R

Pair Of Couched Gold Thread Military Silk Badges, Tongzhi Period 6th rank Biao or Panther (military) China, Qing dynasty, Tongzhi period. Circa: 1862 - 1874 Dimension: 12" x 11 3/4" (30.5 x 30 cm). PR

5th Class, 2nd Type Badge, instituted in 1882, in Silver, obverse enameled, central blue pearl, Chinese inscription around, original suspension loop. A very rare and attractive badge!Dim.: the badge,

Rare Pair Chinese Qing Dynasty Reticulated & pierced Blue & White Porcelain Planters on 4 small feet with blue top edge and side corners. Height 2 1/4 inches (5.7 cm.) X width 9 1/4 inches (23.5 cm.).

with a Silver Pheasant. The Silver Pheasant was the insignia for a 5th rank official. This badge relates to the “hundred days of reform” in 1898, which depending on perception was either seen as a