Three Small Chinese Scholar Rocks

tallest without base: 13.5in(H)

Three Small Scholar's Rocks 賞石三座 comprising two white stone of vertical orientation, a lingbi stone of horizontal orientation in the shape of a mountain, each raised on a h

Small desk-top size, Chinese scholar's rock; the gray and peachy-tan formation exhibiting fine texture, and of mushrooming shapes jutting out asymmetrically; H: 5 1/2"; fitted wood stand

Very unusual late Qing Dynasty (late 19th century to 1911) small Chinese scholar’s rock in a form of a natural chunk of rose quartz crystals suggesting a mountain of dramatic shape covered with glis

Late 19th century small Chinese scholar’s rock in a shape of a lonely mountain. Made out of a metamorphic sedimentary stone with characteristic “starburst” pattern inclusions which are cleverly

A small Chinese scholar's stone/rock on stand. 19th/20th century. Taihu stone in custom made hardwood stand. Tan color with holes and openings. Overall: 10" x 5 1/2" x 6". Without stand: 8" x 5 1/2" x

Chinese scholar's rock, the black matrix in the form of a mountain range with various peaks, with wood stand, rock: 9"w

Chinese scholar's rock, the gray matrix of arch form with various apertures, with wood stand, 11.75"w

Old Chinese small scholar’s rock in a shape of a mountain range with numerous dramatic peaks and crevices. The piece gives a very strong feeling of weathered rock and overpowering energy of the

Old Chinese small scholar’s rock in a shape of a mountain range with numerous dramatic peaks and crevices. The piece gives a very strong feeling of weathered rock and overpowering energy of the moun

19th century Chinese small scholar’s rock in a shape of a dramatic mountain massif with foothills, several peaks and snow fields. The piece gives a very strong feeling of weathered rock shaped b

TWO SMALL 'SCHOLAR'S ROCKS' Qing dynasty, 18th century The smaller grey limestone rock with pinkish-brown and white horizontal striations with ridges leading upwards to an overhang with a hollowed ape

A Small Jadeite 'Scholar's Rock', Qing Dynasty, 19th Century晚清 翡翠赏石The jadeite boulder naturalistically rendered and pierced to mimic a well-weathered Taihu/L

(lot of 3) Chinese scrolls, ink and color on paper, Flowers and Rocks: one of a bird perched on a rock amid white narcissus blossoms, with signature 'Wenshu'; the second, a scholar rock in vertical fo

3 Chinese Hardwood Mounted Scholar's Small Rocks including a 1908 meteorite from Tunguska, Russia. Good condition. Height with stand for largest 4 inches (10 cm.)..

Chinese scholar's rock, the dark gray stone with scattered grottos and small apertures, of mountainous form with an arched gap creating two 'legs,' resting in a custom carved rosewood double stand, ri

Chinese scholar's rock, the dark gray stone with scattered grottos, and small apertures, of mountainous form with an arched gap creating two "legs", resting in a custom carved double stand rising on t

Chinese scholar's rock, the vertical structure with multiple grottoes and apertures tapering toward the small wood base, stone: 16"h

Three small Chinese porcelain pieces comprising, a discoid box with molded decoration depicting a crane resting on a rock with crashing waves, in lime green glaze, having incised marks underneath; a d

A Chinese scholars rock with stand, dating from the Qing dynasty. Resembling an miniature mountain, the small craggy rock has a majestic impression, accompanied by a custom wooden stand. Rock only: D.

19c Chinese SCHOLARÂ’S ROCKVery unusual late Qing Dynasty (late 19th century to 1911) small Chinese scholarÂ’s rock in a form of a natural chunk of grey-blue crystals suggesting a mountain of dr

Chinese. Dated to August 1902. Ding Erzhong (1868 - 1935). The glass inside painted snuff bottle finely on the front side with chinese scholar rock and plants, inscribed above with three characters 'J

TALL SCHOLAR'S ROCK & MARBLE BASINTall Chinese scholar's rock; the slim tapered triangular form with openings and crevices throughout the ochre stone; held in place by small white stones and set into

Chinese gray scholar's rock; of somewhat helixed, ovoid form tapering down to a small base, with large openings in-between smooth sections; the light gray stone with some darker rivering; H: 10 1/