Chinese Imperial Rank Badge

Fine antique chinese Rank Badge from a NYC estate

DESCRIPTION:Chinese imperial rank badge hand embroidered with real gold thread. Depicts the five finger dragon in gold thread, surrounded by an array of ornate clouds and mountains in blue and orange

Frame measures 14" x 14". From handle to handle is 15 5/8". Image sight is approximately 11 3/4" x 11 3/4".

19th or early 20th century portrait on parchment. No visible seals or designations. Both individual were civil servants and members of the Chinese Imperial Court as evident by the rank badges on their

Pair of 18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty embroidery silk rank badges. Consist of two rank badges, each in a square shaped with arched top panel, embroidered in metallic threads with Longevity Shou ch

28 * 28 cm * 228.5 * 30 * 2 cm

with rank badges of white stork, he is sitting on tiger throne, image area approx. 40" X 39" plus mat and frame, 46" X 43" overall. Signed.

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty embroidery silk rank badges. consist of two rank badges, each in a square shaped with arched top panel, embroidered in metallic threads with front facing dragon and r

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty embroidery silk rank badges. In Pentagonal shaped silk panel, embroidered in metallic threads with front facing dragon and ruyi clouds borne above cresting wavy waves

18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty embroidery silk rank badges. In rectangular shaped silk panel, embroidered in metallic threads with ascending golden dragon in pursuit of the flaming pearl amidst ruy

Pair Chinese Kesi Silk Rank Badges 11''x12.5'' Each. An early pair of foo lion imperial court robe rank badges. Framed 28''x17''. Scattered edge fray and repair to edge of one badge. 18th century, Qin

Chinese. Group of framed modern representations of six colorful robes and one blue and white export porcelain vase. After important historical replicas featuring, imperial Kesi dragons, rank badges, a

5pc Antique Chinese Silk Handbags. Includes polychrome silk embroidery and forbidden stitch motifs. One bag is made of an imperial five clawed dragon rank badge. Sizes range 5''x4.5'' to 11''x12.5''.

Group of two 19th century Chinese silk rank badges for robes of the Imperial court decorated with delicate embroidery with gold-wrapped threads.(Each) Sight; height: 11 in x width: 12 1/2 in. Framed;

A MANDARIN SQUARE KESI RANK BADGE, China, 19th Century. The rank badge depicts an egret which represents the 6th rank of the Chinese court's rank hierarchy. With the frame, measures 42.5cm x42.5cm.

Chinese Kesi Silk Rank Badge Panel 17''x27''. An early and matched pair of rank badges with foo lions for an imperial court robe. Badges themselves measure 10''x10.5'' each. Overall wear from age. 18t

Early 19th century Chinese Rank Badge Roundel 5-clawed front-facing Lung Dragon Emblem of Imperial family or Duchess, purchased in Toronto October '95; from the estate of the late Beverley Jackson of

Chinese Dragon Silk Rank Badge 11'' Diameter. Polychrome embroidered silk panel with five-clawed imperial dragon and central flaming pearl. Dragon is composed of gold thread. Overall excellent conditi

3pc Chinese Silk Rank Badges. Includes a sewn together pair of foo lion badges 11''x21.5'' and a five clawed imperial dragon badge 10.5'' square. Wear from use. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Pair of Chinese excellently embroidered silk child's rank badges from the front of a child's robe of the Imperial court.Height: 9 7/8 in x width: 9 7/8 in.

Antique Chinese Rank Badge and Child's Hatlate 19th century, including a rank badge featuring a woven phoenix bird with gold thread sky (17 x 17.25 in.); together with a turquoise foo dog figural chil

Chinese civil service rank badge, featuring a silver pheasant amid embroidered blue clouds, overall (framed): 13.5"h x 13"w

2nd Rank Paradise Fly Catcher, Chien-Lung period (1736-1795) (pictured in "Ladder to the Clouds" by Beverley Jackson), purchased 3/28/80, Oriental Arts-Colorado, California; 10" x 10" and 13" x 13" fr

19th century Chinese 4th Rank Tiger, provenance: Alexander Gallery New York Armory Show March 1996; from the estate of the late Beverley Jackson of Santa Barbara, California.