Chinese Ink Box

A small antique repousse Chinese ink box displaying four figures wearing traditional Chinese garb

A small and quite unusual antique Chinese bronze repousse' ink box with interesting, fanciful

five sides of the box. It was used for holding ink during the Ming Dynasty in ancient China.

This petite porcelain box has the shallow, rounded form of a seal ink box, traditionally used by

Circa 1880 Chinese blue & celadon ink cake box. Late Qing dynasty from the scholar's table

Circa 1860s Chinese blue & celadon double ink cake box. Porcelain. Qing Dynasty from the scholar's

creative inspiration, the official likely decorated this elmwood ink box himself with a traditional "shan

This petite blue and white porcelain box once contained the ink used by a Qing-dynasty scholar or

This petite blue and white porcelain box once contained the ink used by a Qing-dynasty scholar or

A 19th century Chinese ink stone in a stone box carved to mimic a large piece of bamboo with bamboo

This early 20th-century Chinese scholar’s box is crafted from brass and features intricate

An old and nicely worn bronze Chinese ink box with carefully crafted whimsical images of two

Ink stone with bats and other fortuitous symbols.

Small, perfectly worn bronze ink boxes with beautifully crafted repousse images of Buddha on the

use. Origin: China, Qing Description:Qing, wood Lacquerware Ink Pad Box. No damage or cracks. No