The longest a Ming style hairpin in the shape of a flowering branchwith reticulated flowers and twigs supporting a feline at the top;the second of angled shape, deeply undercut with interlaced ringsbetween the scepter head terminal and floriform finial; the third of nailshape with a faceted pyramidal finial; the last of sea-green hue andarching form, carved with a bat finial and raised shou medallion.5 7/8 to 3 3/8in (15 to 8.5cm) long