Illustrated catalogue of the furniture and embellishments from the Imperial Palace, Pekin, exquisitely wrought gold ornaments from the ceremonial crowns of the former Emperor and Empress of China and numerous other objects of antiquity and distinctive artistic excellence, recently acquired by the firm of Messrs. Yamanaka & Company, New York, Japan, China [electronic resource] : to be sold at unrestricted public sale on the afternoons herein stated (1917)
American Art Association, Kirby, Thomas E. (Thomas Ellis), 1846-1924, Bernet, Otto, Yamanaka & Company, American Art Galleries · New York : American Art Association · leaf 24
at the sides are three strings of tenpink tourmaline beads each, slightly smaller than the yellowbeads, with feit-txiti jade drops moulded in filigree toppedbv pearls; in the long main pendant a pink tourmalinepanel and drop are similarly mounted, with an additionalinlav of kingfishers feathers. In… … First Afternoon The seven articles here following, of pure gold, werepossessions of the Ching dynasty, and were purchased at thesale of the Manchu treasures held at Peking in the Springof 1916.
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