Japan, Empire. A Lot of Three Orders & Decorations

1. An Order of the Rising Sun, V. Class,  (Kyokujitsu-shō). Instituted October 4th, 1875. In silver and gilt with white enamels in the shape of an eight-pointed star with cleft endings, with clusters of three intermediate rays, the obverse centre exhibiting a beautiful glass cabochon in red colour, the reverse presenting a double-sided design, suspended by a green and violet enamel imperial symbol of the Paulownia flowers, with Japanese lettering on the reverse standing for “Order of Merit Decoration'', with its period original ribbon featuring a clasp on the reverse; 

2. . An Order of the Sacred Treasure, VI Class. Instituted January 4th, 1888. In silver with white and blue enamels, along with sixteen red glass cabochons, on a horizontally pierced ball and swivel ring for suspension from a correct period original replacement ribbon, in case; 

3. Order of the Sacred Treasure, VII. Class Breast Badge. Instituted January 4th, 1888. In silver, consisting of a eight-pointed star with ball finals, on a horizontally pierced ball and swivel ring for suspension from its period original ribbon featuring a hook and loop for secure mounting to a uniform, in case; very fine as a lot.