Lot 683
  • 683

A Group of Three Shousan Soapstone Seals Late Qing Dynasty / 20th Century

Estimate
50,000 - 70,000 HKD
bidding is closed

Description

comprising: a pebble-shaped translucent soapstone seal of golden honey colour, carved in low relief with Shoulao and his companion crane, the reverse with swaying reeds and a four-column poetic inscription reading Sanxian wushi, meimeng ruhuangliang dated Dingchou chunri ke (in accordance with 1937 or 1997), a small white-coloured seal carved in low relief with the Xianglong luohan and a dragon, incribed Xianglong zunzhe and signed illegibly, and a smaller toffee-coloured seal carved in low relief with a scholar gazing at the moon under a gnarled tree, inscribed Jinxiu with seal jiang

Condition

The three seals are in overall good condition with light surface wear in communsuration with age.
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