Antique Chinese Seal

Soapstone was also used to carve Chinese seals.

Soapstone was also used to carve Chinese seals.

Soapstone was also used to carve Chinese seals.

Soapstone was also used to carve Chinese seals.

Soapstone was also used to carve Chinese seals.

Nicely carved red/orange Chinese hardstone seal. Bloodstone or "chicken blood" soapstone hand carved village scene with figures and trees.

Soapstone was also used to carve Chinese seals.

19th century soapstone desk seal. Features a Chinese character sitting with gourds, from Qing dynasty.

This piece is marked with the under-glaze printed mock Chinese seal mark.

Pair of Chinese Carved Hardstone Large Chop Seals, the reticulated bases with stag vignette reliefs, the upper portions depicting an ox mother and child. 8.25" H x 3" W x 3" D.

On offer is a vertical Chinese scholar rock balanced on a carved wood display stand.

This is an antique zodiac seal display. A Chinese, soapstone seal set in oak frame, dating to the Victorian period and later, circa 1900.

The vase is marked to the base with a mock Chinese seal mark hand painted in red, sometimes and more commonly seen on Miles Mason porcelain pieces .

Marks: Each piece has the Worcester underglaze blue mock Chinese seal mark of the period in use Dimensions: Saucer 5.25″ diameter, teacup 2″ tall x 3.25″ diameter, coffee cup 2.75″ ...

Chinese Qing Dynasty Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Hardwood Wood Scholar's Seal Stand, 19th Century An exceptional 19th-century Chinese scholar’s seal stand or brush rest, finely crafted f...

Antique Chinese Qing blue and white round paste box featuring a mountain landscape scene with pagoda and fisherman. Dimensions: 5" x 2" (D x H)

A lovely and cute hand-carved antique Hetain White Jade with russet markings. The "Density is 3.06 g/cm³. -Dimensions and Density- Width: 1" Depth: 0.56 Height: 2" Weight: 49 g...

High official's box for his seals (chops) from China. Qing Dynasty (18th/19th century) It is decorated with carved dragon handle, a fish and a Fu dog surrounded floral motifs.

A beautifully rendered early 20th-century Chinese porcelain vase executed in the Qianlong style, featuring finely painted famille-rose decoration and elaborate applied ornamental ele...

By the end of the 17th century, hanging Inro and money purses known as ‘Kinchaku’ on a cord from imported Chinese seals, pierced with a hole to accommodate the cord, had become firml...

The chest is crafted in the form of a Chinese seal chest, a mainstay of the scholar's studio.

A nine character inscription in Chinese seal script has been cast to the underside of each lion, reading "Teishitsu gigeiin Ishikawa Komei" (Imperial Artist Ishikawa Komei).

Vietnamese wood seal, made of wood, and metal. It dates from the end of the 19th century around 1880 and is in good condition.

Notably, one of the parrots retains its original wax Chinese export seal on the head—a rare and valuable attribute that authenticates its provenance and elevates its historical value.

This early 20th-century lock box is minimal and elegant, crafted of pine with dovetail corners and a brushed finish of burgundy lacquer. Unlike Chinese tabletop chests used for seals...

The underside bears a partially preserved red vintage Chinese export seal. Presented in good antique condition with minimal surface marks, minor glaze irregularities and age-relate...

On the upper rim is the classic red wax seal, which was affixed as a mark of authenticity and guarantee of origin on objects of artistic or historical value, the seal contains Chines...

The censers are signed with impressed Qianlong mark in "seal script" style Chinese, that roughly translates to 乾隆年制 Qiánlóng nián zhì in modern Simplified Chinese, with Qianlong refe...

Legally sourced/exported, retaining original Chinese export red wax seal. Signed, stamped to verso.

The seal contains Chinese characters indicating the maker’s name and the year of production, although, unfortunately, the characters are partially illegible.

The seal contains Chinese characters indicating the maker’s name and the year of production, although, unfortunately, the characters are partially illegible.

This stunning pair of antique pharmacy cabinets was imported from China in the 20th century, boasting the original export wax seal.

Signature: The bases are inscribed with apocryphal Chinese Qianlong seal mark. Condition: The overall condition of this pair of Qing dynasty dragons vases is excellent.

Shipwreck Qing Dynasty, Geometric Pattern Blue & White Bowl & Later Wood Stand, 19th Century or Older A fine example of better than average Qing Dynasty Geometric Pattern Blue & Whi...

Both pieces have a pseudo Chinese square printed seal mark in under-glaze blue on the base, as documented and illustrated on page 92 of the above book and also in the book "Mason's T...

The piece is fully marked to the base with an under-glaze blue printed square seal mark (pseudo Chinese) as illustrated on page 92 of the above publication.

Notably, one of the parrots retains its original wax Chinese export seal on the head, a rare and valuable feature that authenticates its historical significance and adds to its colle...