A mixed group of Chinese export silver including a scent bottle, Shanghai circa 1910 by Yi Ji, retailed by Wang Hing of Canton

Qing dynasty. Of globular form, green glass, with pierced and embossed silver mount of a trailing Chinese dragon amidst clouds. Marked underneath with artisan mark 宜記 (YI JI) and retailer’s mark WH90. Together with an early 20^th century box, rectangular form with an embossed dragon to lid and vacant oval cartouche, plain interior, artisan mark 尚 (SHANG), and retailer’s mark KMS (Kwong Man Shing). A smaller box, embossed with a dragon, gilt interior, artisan mark 林 (LIN), and retailer’s mark WH90. Also, to include a clothes brush, retailed by Wang Hing. Also to include a hand mirror, retailed by Wang Hing, mirror deficient. (5)

Longest box – 9.4 cm / 3.7 inches

Weighable silver – 245 grams / 7.88 ozt