A Chinese silver hair pin and pearl hair pin, 19th century

A Chinese silver hair pin and pearl hair pin 19th century Pearl hair pin sold with associated storage box. H: 8 1/4, W: 1/2, D: 1 1/8 in. (H: 20.96, W: 1.27, D: 2.86 cm. (largest)) Weight: 43.50 g (si

Fine Old Chinese Solid Silver Ruyi Hairpin ,19th century , size: 11.8 X 3.7 CM , weight: 12 grams ,in excellent condition

19th.C Chinese Gilt Silver Enamel Hair Pin w Gem stone,

19th.C Chinese Gilt Silver Enamel Hair Pin w Gems

19th C Chinese Gilt Silver Feather inlay and Amber Hair Pin, now with two long metal pins with springs to make them "tremblant." The center inset with an antique butterscotch amber carved with a flowe

19th century Chinese Gilt Silver & White Jade Hair Pin, maker's mark to back, feather inlay. Small parts missing, some feather inlay missing. Height 2 1/4 inches (5.7 cm.).

Chinese 19 C 3 Hair Pins; in Turquoise, Coral & incised and enameled Silver, the third piece in pierced silver ; total weight 114.5G. Age related wear to each with possible small losses. The two match

Two Antique 19th century Chinese Gilt Metal or Silver & Feather Inlay and/or Jadeite bead Hair Pins: The first shaped as a butterfly over three convolvulus buds with spring stamens tremblant; the seco

A Chinese White Metal Opium Box, Silver Ewer and Assorted Enameled Accessories 19th Century The ewer of lobed melon form; accessories comprising three sliding containers on chains and two hair pins. H

4pc Chinese Jade Hair Pins and Brooch 1.75'' to 6.5''. Includes white to celadon hair pins and a silver filigree mounted white qilin brooch. Overall excellent condition. 19th or 20th century, Qing dyn

Set of three Chinese Qing silver hair pin and earrings, 18-19th C. largest 8"H

set of seven Chinese Qing silver hair pins, depicting flower blossoms, the center piece having a inlaid tourmaline stone. 18-19th C. the center piece 3" W x 4" H

19th century Chinese three-piece "kingfisher" hair pin jewelry group. Largest, 4” L. In good condition.

A group of Chinese jewelry 19th century Comprising four hair pins with beaded embellishments; an enameled lotus pendant on beaded string; four pendants with enamel and cabochon details; a pair of dhar

Native American, Southwest, Navajo, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A stunning ensemble including a silver and turquoise squash blossom necklace and four silver crescent shaped hairpins set wi

19th century and later Comprising six jade and stone archer's rings and ten celadon jade arch form hair pins. Longest: 5in.  

Two Chinese round pewter food warmers dating from the late 19th century. One warmer has a jade hairpin finial on the lid. Both warmers feature jadeite elements to the handles and other stone inlay thr

THREE CHINESE JADE IMPLEMENTS19th Century1) Carved celadon belt buckle inset with pink hardstones. Length 4".2) Celadon oversized archer's ring. Height 1". Diameter 1.75".3) White hairpin. Length 4".

Two Chinese Kingfisher Feather Inlaid Metal Jewelry Articles LATE 19TH CENTURY the first of boat-form, the second of goldfish form and mounted as a hairpin. 13 width centimeters,5 1/4 width inches

Two Chinese carved jade hairpins 19th century One jade and one jadeite hairpin. (2). H: 4 5/8, W: 1 7/8, D: 5/8 in. H: 11.75, W: 4.76, D: 1.59 cm. (largest) Provenance: From the Joan & Ted Dorf Collec

Chinese Qing Jade Hair Ornament Spoon 10''. A pale celadon carved jade ruyi hair pin made into a spoon with pewter and carnelian mount. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Chinese Qing Jade Ruyi Hair Ornament 6''x1.25''. Pale whitish jade hair pin with carved figural ruyi end. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty. Private collection Portland, Oregon to Seattl

Group of Fifteen Chinese Kingfisher Feather Hair Ornaments second half 19th century and first quarter 20th century, comprising hair pins and hair ornaments of different forms and styles with applied K

ANCIENT CHINESE HAIR PINS HAN DYNASTY SILVER TESTED. Silversmithing in China can be traced back to the gilded, silver-filigree ornaments of the Zhou dynasty in the 2nd century BC (Duda 2002: 11). Shan