Yuan/Ming dynasty The first with a head cast from a thin gold sheet revealing a floral motif, the upper half of the long, flat tine chased with a scrolling pattern; the second with two long tines, the head with a symmetrical design; the third fashioned into a phoenix riding an auspicious cloud, the separate tine made from celadon jade. 6 1/2in (16.5cm) long, the longest (3).Footnotes元/明 金釵三件 For a large grouping of gold hair ornaments dating from the Tang to the Qing, see Bonhams, New York, Elegant Embellishments, 21 September 2020; For a group of earlier Liao -Song dynasty examples, see J.J Lally & Co. Oriental Art, Silver and Gold in Ancient China, New York, 2012, No's 41-49.