China, Qing Dynasty. An Order Of The Double Dragon, 1St Class, 3Rd Grade, C.1905 Auction Archive reverse marked "RZM" and "M/4/55"

reverse marked "RZM" and "M/4/55" (Julius Kremp)

the naval base at Cape Town

while retaining nut is marked "D

but with approximately 50% of the original silvering remaining

two matching adjustable sliders

China, Qing Dynasty. An Order Of The Double Dragon, 1St Class, 3Rd Grade, C.1905 Auction Archive reverse marked "RZM" and "M/4/55"(). (Shunglng Boxng). Instituted by the Guangxu Emperor on 7 February 1882. Type II (1900 1912 Issue). A type II set that combines the design elements from both Eastern and Western traditions, in silver gilt consisting of six plain field arms, centre medallion presents inlaid coral stone flanked by two acsending dragons, with small stone at 12 o'clock, enameled exterior patterned bordering, measuring 46 mm (w) x 66. 5 mm (h inclusive of ring