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Paul Haig and collaborator Marla Shelton have written "Threads of Gold: Antique Chinese Textiles from Ming to Ch'ing." This book is a comprehensive guide to collectible Chinese textiles. Published by Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., Threads of Gold includes an extensive number of textile examples along with an easy to follow grading system to assist in determining value. Threads of Gold is beautifully illustrated with over 500 detailed photos of ceremonial court robes, badges and decorative textiles dating from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) to the Ch'ing Dynasty (1644-1911). It is designed for historians, Asian studies scholars and textiles collectors, from beginning to advanced, as a real-world representation of available pieces and an in-depth study. It is a must for appraisers and connoisseurs alike.

Purchase copies from antiquechinesetextiles.com. $60 +s/h.

For more on the book visit www.antiquechinesetextiles.com

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Antique Victorian Tortoise Shell Hair Comb

Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Nostalgia: Fashion: Accessories: Pre 1900   item# 560898 (stock# HG 13285)

Antique Victorian Tortoise Shell Hair Comb
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Haig's of Rochester Fine Art and Jewelry
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$175 

This is a Victorian tortoise shell hair comb, circa 1880-1890. The comb is mounted with three tortoise shell beads and two carved designs. There are two chips to the sides of the comb (see photos).

The Victorian era came around the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901) regarding England and the height of its industrial revolution. This era lead to many different advances in cloth manufacturing changing how women dr ...click for details

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