TWO CHINESE OFFICIAL'S HAT FINIALS

Two Chinese Hat Finial,Three peacock Hat Feather and a Photo of Chinese court officer. Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lo

19TH century, made from differ materials. Condition: good vintage condtion. Height: 3 - 6.1 CM.

Two Chinese Court Hat Finials

A Group of Two Chinese Porcelain Official Hat Holders. Seal mark at base. Height: 11"

A Group of Two Chinese Porcelain Official Hat Holders. Seal mark at base. Height: 10.75"

A Group of Two Chinese Porcelain Official Hat Holders. Seal mark at base. Height: 11"

A Group of Two Chinese Porcelain Official Hat Holders. Seal mark at base. Height: 11"

Includes a carved jade oxen; two Chinese filigree hat finials; a grouping of 4 Asian silver snuff bottle with dragon motif and carved cabochons to lids - stamped to underside of each; a small floral d

Five Chinese Qing Dynasty Scholars Hat Finials,Qing official headwear,Size:the biggest one is 6 H x 3 W CM.

Two Chinese green jade carved hat finials, pierced on the top, with box. Approx. 2.7inch L (larger).

Chinese, late Qing dynasty. Official's court hat with enameled and coral finial with a jadeite plume holder attached.H. 20.9 cm (8 1/4 in.), Dia. 33.4 cm (13 1/8 in.)

Group of four Chinese hat finials. One red hair finial, one brass finial, and two finials with stone decorations.(Metal finials) height ranges from 1 1/2 in to 2 1/2 in; diameter ranges from 1 in to 1

Qing dynasty. The black velvet circular hat, surmounted by a finial and red silk fringe.Size of Box: 13 1/2 x 8 in.Size of Hat: 9 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.

Knob, c.1875, silver filigree finial, above blue glass ball, on dimpled silver filigree domed base, set on wooden stand, h 5.5cm (knob) Provenance: Collection of Judith Rutherford

Two Grey Jade Articles MING DYNASTY (1368-1644) AND LATER the first a small reticulated hat finial, carved in openwork showing a sinuous dragon amongst lingzhi sprigs, the second a figure of a cicada.

Four Chinese Gilt Lacquered Officials Two of late 18th/19th Century origin. Each in a seated pose, in long robes, wearing ceremonial hats, the later example, with a child on his knee. Size: 3 1/2 x 2

Hat Knob, silver filigree finial above clear glass egg shaped knob, above silver filigree dimpled domed base, set on wooden stand, h 5cm (knob) Provenance: Collection of Judith Rutherford

A Chinese porcelain hat stand and vase, now as table lampsTogether with a pair of Chinese porcelain figures and two Chinese carved stone figural groups.(6)height of tallest to finial 25in (63.5cm)

Including a stone seal, two metal buddha sculptures, a translucent jade buddha sculpture and a hat finial. Approx. 4.1-3.3-1.9inch (largest).

Late 19th-late 20th century. Pair of Chinese porcelain hat stands with roosters. Drilled. 14.5"h., Asian gilt finial (putty repair), marble urn, 13"h., folksy pottery with dog, 10"h. and two white met

Chinese enameled porcelain hat stand; with design of two elaborately dressed warriors standing before an official seated up on a curtained platform; mark to base; some wear

Ten Chinese Hat Finials Qing Dynasty The multicolor finials of typical spherical form and mounted to a wooden base. Height of largest 2 1/4 inches C

A Collection of nine Chinese hat finials, Qing Dynasty, circa 1860-1900, each colour representing the rank of the Mandarin, in blue, pink, gold and crystal representing ranks from 2nd to 8th and made

Chinese official's hat, approximately 7.5"dia.