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Gold seal with turtle-shaped knob inscribed with Zhenfei Zhi Yin

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The Mallow-Petal Silver Case

The Mallow-Petal Silver Case
The silver case is shaped like mallow petals, with a relatively small and round base. The body of...

Gold plate decorated with filigrees and turquoises

Gold plate decorated with filigrees and turquoises
The artwork, decorated with filigree curling grass patterns all over, is composed of two parts -...

Gold Thumb Ring Engraved with "Shuangxi" (Double Happiness)

Gold Thumb Ring Engraved with
The inner and outer layers of the thumb ring are made of pure gold, with a wooden liner in...

Guangxu Period, Qing Dynasty
Height: 11.6cm
Length: 11cm
Width: 11cm
Weight: 6800g

Square-shaped, turtle-shaped knob, inscribed with "Zhenfei Zhi Yin" (Imperial Consort Zhen's seal) in seal-script Chinese and Manchu characters in relief.

This seal was granted to Imperial Consort Zhen by Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty after he conferred the title on her. Imperial Consort Zhen was the favorite consort of Emperor Guangxu. She entered the imperial court in 1888, the 14th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign, and was granted the title "Imperial Concubine Zhen" in the following year. Shortly afterwards, she was promoted to Imperial Consort Zhen. In 1900, the 26th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign, the invading troops of the Eight-Power Allied Forces made their way to Beijing, Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu fled from the Forbidden City to Xi'an. Before their departure, Imperial Consort Zhen was thrown into a well and drowned.

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