A group of high karat gold clothing ornaments


Qing dynasty and laterThe first figure of shoulao holding a ruyi scepter and a peach, made from beaten gold, pierced with small holes for attaching to a garment or hat, suspending four round amulets each with the individual characters changmingfuigui, the figures and amulets marked zujin and Zhengchang; together with a smaller beaten gold figure of Shoulao suspending four round amulets reading changmingfugui, the figure marked zujin; with a beaten gold funerary coin; a shield form gold amulet with a chased image of a bust of Confucius marked zujin and Zhengchang, the gold 22 karat; and three floriform gold buttons with seed pearls. [7] 1.6oz (46gm) total weight
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