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A pair of women's "flower-pot soled shoes", worn by elite Manchu Chinese women as a stylish alternative to footbinding. The soles were made from wood. China, Qing Dynasty, 1644-1911
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A pair of women's "flower-pot soled shoes", worn by elite Manchu Chinese women as a stylish alternative to footbinding. The soles were made from wood. China, Qing Dynasty, 1644-1911
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A black satin hat inlaid with kingfisher feathers, worn by the imperial concubines of the Qing dynasty . Now housed at the Shenyang Palace Museum in China
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A black satin hat inlaid with kingfisher feathers, worn by the imperial concubines of the Qing dynasty . Now housed at the Shenyang Palace Museum in China
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Pair of Chinese Lotus Shoes for the practice of foot binding, 19th century. Embroidered satin, wood, paper, 3 15/16 x 4 1/8 in.
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Pair of Chinese Lotus Shoes for the practice of foot binding, 19th century. Embroidered satin, wood, paper, 3 15/16 x 4 1/8 in.
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Pair of Woman's Boots with Tying Ribbon from Tang or Song Dynasty China.Made between 900 and 1000 CE.Art Institute Chicago
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Pair of Woman's Boots with Tying Ribbon from Tang or Song Dynasty China.Made between 900 and 1000 CE.Art Institute Chicago
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A meat-shaped stone from the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Qing dynasty
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A meat-shaped stone from the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Qing dynasty
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Pair of jade stag pendants from ancient China, specifically the Western Zhou dynasty .British Museum
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Pair of jade stag pendants from ancient China, specifically the Western Zhou dynasty .British Museum
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A Manchu Noblewoman’s embroidered platform shoes shoes AKA Flower pot Shoes .Qing Dynasty Mid 18th century. Textile Museum, George Washington University.
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A Manchu Noblewoman’s embroidered platform shoes shoes AKA Flower pot Shoes .Qing Dynasty Mid 18th century. Textile Museum, George Washington University.
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Plum blossom wall hanging from a set of four wall hangings with flowers of the seasons. China, Qing dynasty, ca. 17th-19th c. Forged iron with wood frame. Philadelphia Museum of Art collection
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Plum blossom wall hanging from a set of four wall hangings with flowers of the seasons. China, Qing dynasty, ca. 17th-19th c. Forged iron with wood frame. Philadelphia Museum of Art collection
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A blue glaze chrysanthemum petal shaped teapot, made during the reign of the emperor Yongzheng . Porcelain, from China, Qing Dynasty
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A blue glaze chrysanthemum petal shaped teapot, made during the reign of the emperor Yongzheng . Porcelain, from China, Qing Dynasty
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A miniature model of a Chinese garden, coloured with blue kingfisher feathers, called TianTsui - a style of Chinese art from the Qing dynasty, 19th century
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A miniature model of a Chinese garden, coloured with blue kingfisher feathers, called TianTsui - a style of Chinese art from the Qing dynasty, 19th century
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Woman's coat with embroidered flowers and butterflies. China, Qing dynasty, 19th century
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Woman's coat with embroidered flowers and butterflies. China, Qing dynasty, 19th century
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Pair of white porcelain frogs. China, Qing dynasty, 19th century
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Pair of white porcelain frogs. China, Qing dynasty, 19th century
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Hanging scroll made of silk with the portrait of Queen Victoria painted by Lancun 蘭邨, during the Qing Dynasty, China, c. 1842. The British Museum
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Hanging scroll made of silk with the portrait of Queen Victoria painted by Lancun 蘭邨, during the Qing Dynasty, China, c. 1842. The British Museum
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A Pair Of Papal Slippers worn by Pope Saint Piux X, circa 1905. These were made by his own sister because of his poor circulation. from the Papal artifacts blog.
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A Pair Of Papal Slippers worn by Pope Saint Piux X, circa 1905. These were made by his own sister because of his poor circulation. from the Papal artifacts blog.
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"The Empress Dowager, Tze Hsi, of China". Painting by Katharine A. Carl. China, Qing Dynasty, 1903.
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"The Empress Dowager, Tze Hsi, of China". Painting by Katharine A. Carl. China, Qing Dynasty, 1903.
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A Jade handle five-bead massager, mid-Qing Dynasty , now housed at the Palace Museum in Beijing, China. The massager head is composed of 5 petal-shaped round beads, which are made of crystals, amethyst and agate
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A Jade handle five-bead massager, mid-Qing Dynasty , now housed at the Palace Museum in Beijing, China. The massager head is composed of 5 petal-shaped round beads, which are made of crystals, amethyst and agate
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A Chinese abacus ring from the Qing Dynasty, 1700s.
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A Chinese abacus ring from the Qing Dynasty, 1700s.
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Page from the Ming dynasty printed edition of 'Classic of Mountains and Seas' - a Chinese classic compilation of myths and geography.
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Page from the Ming dynasty printed edition of 'Classic of Mountains and Seas' - a Chinese classic compilation of myths and geography.
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The Colorful Phoenix Mingqi is a Luoxia-style guqin collected by the Zhejiang Provincial Museum in China. According to the inscription on the belly of the guqin, the maker was Lei Wei, a guqin maker from the Tang Dynasty
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The Colorful Phoenix Mingqi is a Luoxia-style guqin collected by the Zhejiang Provincial Museum in China. According to the inscription on the belly of the guqin, the maker was Lei Wei, a guqin maker from the Tang Dynasty
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Painted wood carving of peaches of immortality in a red-glazed dish,Housed in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, this Qing Dynasty collection features the artifact.
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Painted wood carving of peaches of immortality in a red-glazed dish,Housed in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, this Qing Dynasty collection features the artifact.
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