A Chinese rank badge, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of the seventh civil rank, with the mandarin duck in various colours standing on a rock above waves, surrounded by Eight Buddhist Emblems and other precious objects, 29.5 x 30cm, a baby's jacket, secured at the sides with ties, the blue silk with precious objects, applied with melons, butterflies and peony, bordered with black silk, 41.5cm across, an embroidery, the orange silk embroidered with He He Erxian and a boy riding on the back of a Buddhist lion surrounded by precious objects, the bottom hung with 'cash' netting suspending silk tassels, overall 146cm long, a pair of panels, with a crane above a deer next to blossoming peony, 28 x 38cm, and another panel, with two tigers, 18.7 x 17cm (6) Provenance: The Contents of an East Anglian Estate. 清 刺绣文官七品鸂鶒纹方补 及 其他绣件