Antique Ink Stone

A Japanese writing box with ink stone (known as Suzuribako) with exquisite maki-e decoration circa

This is a large antique ink stone display set. A Chinese, ornamental set of calligraphic stones

Antique Chinese Calligraphy Ink Stones in Box Great Condition, ca 1900-1930. Very interesting

Antique Chinese Cased Ink Stone, c1850's - Daoguang Emperor inscribed with verses from Li Bai

A Japanese ink stone box (known as Suzuribako) with exquisite maki-e decoration from Edo period

Dimension: Size Box 26 W x 20.5 D x5 H cm Size stone: 23.4 W x 18 D x2 cm

to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Fascinating boxed set of classic ink stones, ideal for a

, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Appealing cased set of fascinating ink stones

Sepia nineteenth century French ink wash, circa 1870. Signed lower left. Original artwork on

for grinding on an ink stone with a small amount of water Such ink is the basis of the famous Sumi-e

of the attache' case). Also known as a calligraphy chest as it housed an ink stone, brushes, ink

for grinding ink, the stone is ideal today as an elegant way to elevate an object, or left alone as a

stone for grinding the ink before any handwriting could be performed. In Joseon dynasty, Confucianism

This is a large antique calligraphic ink block. A Chinese, boxed soot ink printing stone, dating to

examinations. The contents would be ink, paper, brushes, ink stone, etc. Minor signs of wear and use, otherwise

expression. Also known as a yatate, this Meiji-period set includes a low writing table, an ink stone, or

items. It was used to add drops of water to the ink stone for grinding the ink before any handwriting

the water onto the ink stone to grind the ink stick for writing. These miniature objects were made in

flanked by two boy attendants holding an ink stone and an additional blank fan. In front of the group

component of scholar's desk items. It was used to add drops of water to the ink stone for grinding the ink

material and serves as a small container to drop water to the ink stone to grind the ink for writing. Many

additional lidded storage box (in this case, two including one clandestinely fit with an ink stone and a

contains a suzuri (ink-stone) with fundame trim and a round cloisonne suiteki (water dropper) with wave

ink stone for grinding the ink before any handwriting could be performed. In Joseon dynasty

interior features a raised platform and a frame containing a suzuri (ink stone) with gold fundame rims and

of scholar's desk items. It was used to add drops of water to the ink stone for grinding the ink

A Bronze desk set with "Antico" patina and gold-plated flower decoration from 1925 period: seal, pocket emptier. The signature of "A. Sadoux" appears on the A. Sadoux items. 1925, sc...

pens and peacock feathers, an ink stone, a stack of books, a water dropper and an ewer. On the ojime

lid. The upper tray would have contained the ink stone and writing implements used during the Joseon

different materials such as ceramic and metal. It was used by scholars to add drops of water onto the ink

A rare antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Guangxu period Imperial style marked red ink stick, in the form

by scholars to add drops of water onto the ink stone when preparing for calligraphy. Over time, these

stone, brush and diluted brown ink on beige paper glued on cardboard Year: 1582-1586 Dimensions: drawing

Rudolf Schlichter (1890-1955) Man sitting with a cigarette Black stone on paper Signed "R

that features two knotty pines on rocks, and a tray for a removable ink stone and a silver handled

makes and sells brush pens and ink stones, a pastry and tofu house, and finally a lantern-viewing party

(Type : related) 2) Christies Hongkong 30 May 2023 - A RARE YUE CELADON CIRCULAR TRIPOD INK STONE AND

. In softer light the stone reads almost ink-black and velvety, while daylight reveals subtle grey

carefully layered palette of stone-based inks that give the work exceptional depth and emotional resonance

, likely an empress, rendered in watercolor and ink on traditional stone paper. A striking example of

with multiple stones, each inked in a different shade. The result is a lifelike and richly textured

stones, each inked with a different color, to build up a richly detailed and lifelike final image. The

drawing. The stone was then inked, with the ink adhering only to the original drawing lines, and

make his own ink by grinding the ink stick in water on the grinding stone (suzuri). This method has

illustrator of the period. Chromolithographs were created by layering different colored inks using multiple

illustrations. Chromolithography involves using multiple lithographic stones, each inked with a different color

-color illustrations. Chromolithography involves using multiple lithographic stones, each inked with a

lithographic stones, each inked with a different color and carefully aligned to produce the final image

draw directly onto stone with greasy ink, allowing for a high degree of precision in prints

chromolithography, a method for making multi-color prints. This process involves using multiple lithographic stones

colored images by using multiple lithographic stones, each inked with a different color. The process was

involves using multiple stones, each inked with a different color, to build up an image layer by layer

applying layers of color ink using stones, one for each color. - Chromolithography was valued for its

chromolithography, which involved multiple lithographic stones, each inked with a different colour, layered to

is chromolithography, which involved layering multiple lithographic stones inked with different

the greased areas in slight relief. Water is then used to wet the stone and greased-ink is rolled onto

chromolithography, a colour printing process involving multiple lithographic stones, each inked with a separate hue