Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Inkstone

Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Inkstone. 5.25"x4.75"x0.75"

Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Plate. 4.5"x4"x0.75"

Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Stick. 3.5”x2”

Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Stick.6.5"L

Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Stick. 5.75"x1.25"0.5"

Antique Chinese Carved Huizhou Ink Stick. 8.25"x2.25"x0.75"

Antique Chinese Huizhou Carved Ink Plate, 4"D

Antique Chinese Carved Dragon Huizhou 'Hukaiwen' Cinnabar Ink Stick. 4.25"L

An antique, Chinese, carved, ink-stone and wooden box. Qing dyn. The ink stone depicting a dragon, signs of wear . Box made of fine hard wood. Not matching the ink stone Size of stone 15x10 cm; the bo

ANTIQUE CHINESE CARVED INK STONE -Features decoration on all sides. Top has a bird and ink reservoir, bottom has writing and a large happy bearded deity with children. Condition: Good for its age, wit

8''x9.5''x2''

8''x9.5''x2''

8''x9.5''x2''

8''x9.5''x2''

8''x9.5''x2''

Antique Chinese Carved Hardstone Ink Stone / Wash. Measures 4.75 x 2.5 inches.

A Chinese Antique Carved Ink Stone: finely carved with an archaic design; Size: L: 6"

A Chinese Antique Carved Ink Stone: of Minguo Period; Size: L: 7-1/2"

A Chinese Antique Carved ink Stone: Of Rectangular Form, Finely Carved in Openwork With A Peach Amid Branches, Smoothly Polished On One Side With A Circular Grinding Surface, Of Minguo Period; Size: L

Chinese antique stone carved ink stone ; Year mark and artist name ; H: 23.5 cm , W: 18 cm

TWO ANTIQUE CHINESE ARTICLES - Includes: a carved ink stone 7 1/8" x 5" and a terracotta teapot with delicate floral appliqué 3 1/4" H. Both pieces have seal marks. Condition: No visible damage.

Antique Chinese Ink Stone Carved Melon, size: 5.5" x 4"

Antique Chinese old natural green jade carved dragon statue Ink Stones.Measurements: 3" 1/2 x 1/4 x 2" 1/4, Weight Approx: 4.4 ozThis piece of art is in excellent condition.

AN ANTIQUE CHINESE ENGRAVED MOTHER-0F-PEARL INLAID CARVED HARDWOOD INK STONE BOX, QING DYNASTY , POSSIBLY CHIA QING (1796-1820), the rectangular top centering a circular inlaid spread winged phoenix a