A group of four scholars' objects Qing Dynasty

comprising: a boxwood figure of a gentleman, the figure dressed in a long flowing robe, stand; a brushrest of clear rock crystal in the form of a mountain; a circular duan inkstone, the surface with a recessed leiwen-silhouetted well, all concealed within a wooden box and cover; and a sancai-glazed waterdropper in the shape of a fish (7)

All in good condition. The boxwood figure with old chips and surface scratches. The rock crystal brushrest with small chips and scratches. The water dropper with a chip to a fish scale, and the neck appears to have cracked and was later restored. The inkstone with traces of old pigment.
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