Antique Chinese Hats

De rigeur for any respectable, status-seeking male in the Qing-dynasty, hats would have found elevated storage and display on this remarkably crafted hat stand. Flanking the central ...

A beautifully decorated late 19th century Chinese porcelain hat holder thoughtfully converted into a lamp.

A Chinese wooden hat box - handmade, with a chinoiserie image.

Antique Chinese Jeweled Tremblant Hair Pick from the Art Deco period. Made with faux pearls and molded glass to replicate gems like jade and tourmalines. 4.5" x 3.5" wide. 1920's China.

In 19th century China, government officials wore different hats to show their various ranks of office, the styles and designs changed depending on the season.

Out of context, this carved wood hat stand has a curious, octopus-like appearance. Carved with cloud-form flourishes, the folding hat stand displays the opulence of court fashion, wh...

A Qing dynasty official proclaimed his rank through badges and accessories including his hat. This ingenious folding white brass hat stand, covered in intricately etched scrollwork, ...

In 19th century China government officials wore different hats to show their various ranks of office—the styles and designs changed depending on the season.

A late 18th-early 19th century black lacquered elm Chinese hat chair. Intricate carvings of traditional Chinese motif decorate the back splat of the chair, with graceful serpentine-l...

A refined pair of Chinese porcelain hat stands dating to the early 20th century, featuring beautifully painted calligraphy inscriptions.

This exquisite antique Chinese hat stand, also used as a lantern, is a fine example of Famille Rose porcelain, possibly Republican Period.

Just in this wonderful Pair of Chinese Painted & Lacquered Parcel Gilt Chinoiserie Large Pedestals. Unusual by the shape, the color and the fact that there is a drawer that ope...

This exquisite pair of mid-19th century Chinese hat stands dates from the Tongzhi period (1862–1874) of the Qing Dynasty.

19th century antique Chinese porcelain hat stand. Derived from the period of the Qing Dynasty.

A pair of 19th century Chinese Officials Hat Chairs. Dramatic details include yoke back splat, carved spandrels to upper backrest corners and armrest joints also carved scalloped ap...

An unusual and charming antique, this 20th century Chinese charm was once used to adorn the embroidered crown of a traditional children's hat.

This lovely textile art was from Central-Northern China circa 1900s, known as "Tiger-head" hat, it was a lavishly made cotton with silk hat in form of tiger for baby boys with a wide...

19th c. Chinese Qing Dynasty children's hat

This 19th century Chinese court official's winter hat is made of soft black velvet and is covered with red silk fringe.

No self-respecting man in Qing-dynasty China would leave the house without some kind of hat.

Quality work, a large Chinese Cloisonné Hat Vase depicting floral patterns all around the entire vase with vivid colors of yellow, green, red, blue, brown, red, and cyan base.

In 19th century, China government officials wore different hats to show their various ranks of office—the styles and designs changed depending on the season.

Very well constructed Ming dynasty style Southern Official's Hat Armchairs set with beautiful carved design on it.This matching Set of Ming dynasty style southern official's hat Armc...

19th century Chinese Official chair. Elmwood, original red and black lacquer.

each decorated with a figural scene

A Chinese silk hat from the late Qing period, displayed on a purpose made antique style ebonised wig stand.

Look at this matching pair of Qing Dynasty Style Official's Hat Armchairs. The members of this chair are delicate and slender.

provenance: Sotheby's auction in March 2018; decorated in relief with crane motif

Dated to the late 19th century, this porcelain hat stand was once used by a Qing-dynasty gentleman to display his cap while it wasn't being worn. The hat stand is decorated in the fa...

Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Furniture Acquisitions Of A Pair of Antique circa 1850 Northern Chinese Ju Mu "Hat" or "Buffalo Horn" Armchairs with Letter of Antiq...

Standing underneath a flowering branch, these two serene women demonstrate an idealized peaceful lifestyle. The hat stand is finished with a brushwork of Chinese calligraphy beneath ...

One woman is cradling her pet rabbit in her arms while the other seems to be sharing secrets to her friend. The hat stand is finished with a brushwork of Chinese calligraphy and a st...

Standing underneath a willow tree and surrounded by prunus branches and delicate birds, these two serene women demonstrate an idealized peaceful lifestyle. The hat stand is finished ...

Very well constructed Ming dynasty style Southern Official's Hat Armchairs set with beautiful carved design on it.This matching Set of Ming dynasty style southern official's hat Armc...

This rare and highly characterful early guardian figure is an exceptional example of early Chinese or Tibetan bronze sculpture, likely dating to the Ming period (15th century) or pos...

Chinese Famille Rose Hat Stand or Brush Pot in the Qing Dynasty style, with markings on the bottom - The lettering says 771 Fire Two - which is most likely a note of its creation f...

This is a tall antique carved hall stand. An Oriental, Chinese elm hat and coat rack, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

Two-tiered Hat Box China Qing dynasty (ca. 1870) Wood, bamboo H: 20 in x D: 14.75 in :: 50.8 cm x 37.5 cm The box holds two Mandarin’s cone shaped hats: the summer hat in the top ti...

Sharing this lovely painting. It has handwriting in German on it. Translating the Chinese. We have a series of these. See second picture for similar paintings. Additional informatio...

In China, the swastika is also the symbol for 'Wan', meaning ten thousand, an auspicious number in the Chinese classical culture, so these carvings can be understood to symbolise 'pe...

A Pair of early 20th Century Chinese Elm Yoke Back Officials Hat Chairs These elegantly crafted chairs feature a graceful, harmonious design rooted in the classic aesthetics of tradi...

Antique Chinese late Qing dynasty early 20th century porcelain hat stand vase, reticulated with quatrefoils to the round cylindrical body, hand painted with a pair of large and small...

With their elegant presence and rich patina, these Chinese wooden official's hat armchairs, circa 1880, will bring a graceful touch to any home.

19th Century Qing Period Blue and White Chinese Export Hat Stand, Now as a Lamp China, 19th Century Lamped in the 20th century 19th-century Qing Period Blue and White Chinese Expor...

Beautiful tall pale blue chairs made for tall hat officials. Yolk back detail at top. Good luck symbol painted in gold paint or gold leaf, chairs trimmed in same color. From Shanghai.

Antique Shanxi Province Rare Top Hat Court Official Elm Bench The Antique Shanxi Province Rare Top Hat Court Official Elm Bench is a stunning piece of furniture that dates back to t...

Antique Shanxi Province hand carved elm top hat official chair - pair This pair of rare antique Shanxi Province top hat official chairs have all its original red color and patina. T...

A classic Minister's hat armchair from Henan, China. Northern elm wood, original finish, circa 1890.

Qing Dynasty style Chinese Famille Rose Hat Stand or Brush Pot with markings on the bottom - The lettering says 771 Fire Two - which is most likely a note of its creation from the s...

A Pair of Late 18th Century Qing Dynasty Elmwood and Ratttan seat cover Official's Hat Armchairs with Certificate of Antiquity. Curving back splat. Rock solid. Measures 22.5" in widt...

The clothing is decorated with traditional emblems most often seen on ancient Chinese ritual bronzes, while his hat looks very much like an upside-down lotus leaf.

Chinese Silver & Leather Theatre Opera / Wedding Tiered Phoenix Headdress, 1920s Silvered Metal & leather and embroidered Mandarin hat This Chinese silver & leather theatre opera/w...

This charming lady's chair dates to the early 19th century and is an armless variation on the classic Chinese 'southern official's hat chair.' The side chair is crafted of elm (yumu)...

To the right, ceremonial banners with trailing tassels are carried high above the procession, and numerous figures wear traditional Chinese robes and conical hats. Some appear to car...

Wearing its original 19th century Chinese court official's winter hat made of soft black velvet and is covered with red silk fringe and hand-crafted brass and wood knob.

Hoffmann’s covered bowl is a striking synthesis of Egyptian, Chinese, and medieval European design. Its lid, with a rounded conical profile and cabochon malachite finial, draws inspi...

The crystal finial originally served as a Chinese Mandarin hat finial for an official of the fifth grade, and would have been part of official court wardrobe.