A Duan Stone Ink Slab, Gao Shi Qi Mark

2 Pieces - Partial gilt bronze water holder with 3 gilt Qi Dragons and a mark on base; small carved Duan ink-stone with an "eye" inclusion at top. Provenance: Final inventory of Manatee Galleries, Inc

Duan Stone Bamboo Ink Slab Length:22.5cm, Width:11cm, At Your Service:At Shangzhen Culture our Customer Support Specialists (shangzhenculture@gmail.com) are always available to help with any questions

The ink slab carved similar to axe, with wide end and rounded top, supported on the bottom by two round feet, and incised with poetry in the back. Length: 6 1/2 in (16.5 cm) Width: 5 1/4 in (13.3 cm)

Carved Duan Stone Grapevine Irregular Ink Slab Length:20.5cm, Width:16cm, At Your Service:At Shangzhen Culture our Customer Support Specialists (shangzhenculture@gmail.com) are always available to hel

Chinese old duan ink stone; of ovoid form body; carved with double dragon playing ball in detailed high relief on surface; with Chinese calligraphy on base and signed Shen Shi You; Qing Dynasty (1644-

Chinese Large Duan Inkstone: A rectangular carved Duan ink-stone with a design of dragons in the well. Chinese symbols and calligraphy decorate the other half of the stone. A five character mark to

Chinese carved Duan ink stone with three pieces including open work wood carved cover and stone cover and base. on the back of ink stone with Chinese calligraphy and mark . 7" x 4 3/4"

Mark of Kuncan (Shiqi) 署名 髡残 , (8) ink landscapes, Kun Can (Chinese, 1612 - 1671), also named Shi Xi, Famous painter in early Qing period, Album of Eight Landscapes, ink an

Chinese ink stone; of rectangle form; carved with Chinese calligraphy and signed Shi You; with wood lacquer box; with San Xi Tang mark on cover; signed Huang Ren (1683-1768) with stamp; 25.5 cm x 17 c

Two Chinese ink and wash on paper scrolls: one after Gao Qifeng, depicting a writhing dragon; the other after Shi Jun, showing chickens amid foliage; both signed, with seal marks; 54" x 13" &#

Chinese Chicken Feeding Painting, Shi Qi Mark 144×120cm, Folded Visible, Stains Visible Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition

Astonishing Set of Seven Ink-stones placed in a snug-fitting wooden carrying container. An inkstone is a stone mortar for the crushing pigment into ink. Traditional Chinese ink was usually hardened in

Dimensions: Box: 13-5/8" H x 15-1/2" W Jade: 193.67mm L x 127mm W Weight: 1403g Astonishing Set of Seven Ink-stones placed in a snug-fitting wooden carrying container. An inkstone is a stone mortar fo

Duan Xi ink stone in a rectangular flattened form, with the front carved with Kilin relief symbolizing the fortune and welth, back of the stone carved with Chinese calligraphy. The redwood ink box has

Qi Bai Shi Engraved Chinese Shoushan Stone Seal. Provenance: Cindy's Arts in Los Angeles who purchased from the owner, Mr. Shen's daughter. 2 5/16 x 3/4 x 3/4 inches.

A Chinese Landscape Painting. Ink And Color On Paper Hanging Scroll. Shi Tao Mark. Dimensions: 135cm x 48cm

A Chinese Landscape Painting. Ink And Color On Paper Hanging Scroll. Fu Bao Shi Mark. Dimensions: 38cm x 65cm

Albrecht Durer (German, 1471-1528) "The Adoration of the Magi- 1511" Woodcut. With Lugt collector's mark (Lugt- 3583) verso (lower left). According to Lugt, it is a handwritten mark in ink. The mark i

Ink on paper, vertical scrolls. The pair of rhythm couplet calligraphy scrolls each written with seven characters, against gold speck paper, artist signature and mark Qi Gong on the left side. Length:

Ink and color on paper. Landscape. Framed. Inscribed and signed, with 4 marks. Shi Tao (1642-1708) Height: 18 in (45.7 cm) Width: 12 in (30.5 cm)

Chinese Ink and Color on Paper, scroll, Signed Qi Bai Shi

Ink and color, signed with seal attributed to Qi Bai Shi. Dimension: 250cm x 30cm (painting)

Ink and color on paper, signed with seal attributed to Qi Bai Shi. Length: 12.5" Height: 17.5"

(lot of 26) Box of Chinese calligraphy leaves, ink on paper, some bearing signatures including Ma Yanyu (Chinese, b. 1940), Hu Shi (1891-1962), Qi Gong (1912-2005), Xu Zonghao (1880-1957), Dong Zuobin