Republic Period Chinese Scholar Stone Table Sculpture

Chinese scholar stone table sculpture with wood stand, scholar stone, also known as gongshi, are naturally occurring or shaped rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese scholars. 11.8*9*5.2

Chinese Scholar Stone Table Sculpture. A natural stone specimen with terraced formation. Fitted wood stand. Measures approx. 4.5x8x5". Good condition. Weight of stone 4.5 lbs approx.

Collectible Chinese scholar stone sculpture with branch form wood stand. Approx. 10-5.3-3.5 inch (w/ stand).

Collectible Chinese scholar stone table sculpture carved in mountain form, with wood stand. Approx. 12.2-4-3 inch (w/o stand).

Chinese scholar stone table sculpture, scholar stone, also known as gongshi, are naturally occurring or shaped rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese scholars. 10*4.1*3.2inch. Private Co

Collectible Chinese large craggy scholar stone table sculpture, with stand and box. Approx. 16.5-7.5-4.5 inch (stone only).

Group of 6 rare raw style scholar stone table sculptures, wherein three pieces with stands. Approx. 6.6inch L, 4.8inch W, 2.5inch H (largest w/o stand).

Group of four scholar stone table sculptures, wherein three sculptures imitating landscape scene, each with a stand. Approx. 6.7inch L, 2inch W, 4.5inch H (largest w/o stand).

Collectible lingbi scholar stone table sculpture with wood stand, scholar stones, also known as gongshi, are naturally occurring or shared rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese literati

Collectible lingbi scholar stone table sculpture with a wood stand, scholar stones, also known as gongshi, are naturally occurring or shared rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese litera

Collectible lingbi scholar stone table sculpture with a wood stand, scholar stones, also known as gongshi, are naturally occurring or shared rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese litera

Collectible lingbi scholar stone table sculpture with a wood stand, scholar stones, also known as gongshi, are naturally occurring or shared rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese litera

Collectible fossil scholar stone table sculpture, with wood stand, scholar stones are naturally occurring or shaped rocks which are traditionally appreciated by Chinese scholars. 5.6*3.8*3.8inch.

Title: Chinese Lingbi Stone Scholar Rock Pen Holder/Paper Weight Date/Period: Republic Period Materials: Lingbi Stone Dimensions: Width: 32cm Height: 10.8cm Description:The fantastically-shaped stones

Chinese table screen, stone panels in wood frames, each panel hand painted with different scenes, some with inscriptions and artist seals. Late Qing/Republic Period? The framed panels have been mounte

(2) Chinese Ceramic Scholar's Objects, Republic Period. Both pieces showing chop marks on bases. Provenance: Private Montreal, Canada estate. Size: 4.75 x in. (brush pot) Width: 7 in.

Republic Period, circa 1930s floral and scholar's stone decoration, with black accenting, marked "CHINA". 13 in. H.

Of irregular shape, carved around the exterior with a continuous landscape scene, depicting two scholars walking on a mountain path and a scholar boating among trees, mountains and scrolling clouds, w

Of irregular shape, carved with a scholar standing around a tree among rockery, with wood stand. Approx. 3.7-2.3-1.2 inch (w/o stand).

probably Republic Period; fencai colors, meandering scene of female figures in garden by river with large scholars stone, bat-form handles, overglaze red mark, 14 1/2 in. H. For similar examples see "

Of irregular shape, carved in multiple layers of relief with scholars in mountain landscape, inscribed with eight characters on the other side. 4.8inch L, 2.4inch W, 3.8inch H.

Including three pottery like table plaques, a scholar stone sculpture and a jade stone sculpture. 10.2inch L, 7inch W (largest).

An old Chinese painted and glazed porcelain plaque, decorated with three figures next to a table and a floor screen in the background featuring the sun and water, with calligraphy to the left. Plaque

The russet stone carved in irregular shape as mountainous landscape, one side carved with a boy, a boat and gnarled pine trees, the reverse with a scholar and a deer standing beneath a pine tree. 3.6i