Two Chinese Ink Cakes / Ink Sticks

Length 7 resp. 11 cm.

Diameter 9 cm.

China, two ink cakes and a Huanghuali ball, the ink cakes both in rectangular form, one red, and one blue, both with figure motifs and characters, and a cylindrical ball, with natural wood grain. Heig

Two Chinese pieces: inkstone, showing openwork carving of dragon; together with ink cake, showing writhing dragon clutching flaming pearl; D: 6 1/2" (widest, approx.)

Antique Chinese Ink Stick Cake, Dragon. 4" L.

Both sets of ink cakes (calligraphy ink) are of varying shapes & sizes, some cracked, all decorated with gilt images & calligraphy, one set of eight (Qing Dynasty) fitted within a lacquered case, dist

Height 16 cm.

TEN CHINESE LITERATI INK STICKS AND CAKES, FIGURES, SWORD AND DRAGONS, ATTRIBUTED TO THE QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), 19TH CENTURY, molded resin and carbon with parcel gilt on relief figures of a caligra

A group of two Chinese ink sticks. Front depicts two dragons flying around the Chinese characters Guo Bao. Back marked with six character gilt Da Ming Xuande mark. Both come with box. One broken. Appr

19TH/20TH century, all finely molded ink cakes inset neatly in two original fitted boxes depicting the Eighteen Lohan or Arhats, one Lohan in relief on the front of each cake with relating description

Two collectible Chinese vintage ink sticks, carved with characters, with boxes. Size varies.

Two Chinese large ink sticks with boxes, one carved with dragon and inscription, the other carved with figures in landscape, with inscription. Approx. 10.4-3.2 inch (larger).

A CHINESE INK CAKE, DRAGONS IN THE CLOUDS, QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), QIANLONG REIGN (1736-1795), 18TH CENTURY, compressed carbon, one side of dense, swirling relief clouds, and two dragons in a yin-ya

Four Chinese ink items: black ink stick of circular form, golden-hued stick of rectangular form; togehter with two inkstones set in fitted wood covers; L: 6 1/4" (largest)

Two pieces of Chinese Hui ink stick; of rectangle form; carved with Chinese character "Long Men" (dragon gate); 14 cm x 2 cm, 63 grams

All together fourteen ink sticks of different maker. With gilt text and images. Inks brought to Canada in 1960s. Tallest: 7cm (2 3/4 in.)

(lot of 5) Two shelves of Chinese ink blocks and sticks, one in the form of an ink stone molded with figures; one set of 12 in the form of ancient coins; one set of the 12 zodiac animals; and two sets

8 pieces Chinese ink with two rectangle ink stones largest L: 4"

A large group of vintage style jewelries, ink sticks and decors, including two Chinese necklaces comprised of coral like beads and jade stone disc. 24inch L (largest necklace).

Lot of three red Chinese ink sticks. One is a pagoda, 3 1/2" H. Two are 3 1/4" W.

Chinese ink stick; the front decorated with two dragons in symmetrical position; the back inscribed with a four-character red seal; the side carved in low relief with a nine-character Jiajing mark; H:

A SET OF SIXTEEN CHINESE INKSTICKS. All set into two fitted brocade boxes. Each depicting Chinese characters on one side and primarily nature scenes on the other. The largest inkstick 4.5 inches (11.4

A Chinese Duan Ink Stone carved with a sinuous dragon amongst clouds, set in a hardwood box, together with two ink cakes. Height 15 x width 10 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. Robert C. Spr

a scholar standing on a bridge amid majestic mountains with dense forests, travelling with his walking stick on his right hand, ink and color on paper, hanging scroll, titled, inscribed, with two seal