19c Chinese GLASS SCHOLAR’S ROCK marked

Very unusual late Qing Dynasty (late 19th century to 1911) Chinese scholar’s rock made out of a natural stone with surface resembling low rolling hills or swirling clouds. I believe that type of nug

Unusual 19th century Chinese scholar’s rock in a form of a natural wood burl (hua mu) branch fixed on carved hardwood stand. Beautiful natural pattern of swirling clouds on wood surface, superb

19c Chinese SCHOLARÂ’S ROCKVery unusual late Qing Dynasty (late 19th century to 1911) small Chinese scholarÂ’s rock in a form of a natural chunk of grey-blue crystals suggesting a mountain of dr

Very unusual late Qing Dynasty (late 19th century to 1911) small Chinese scholar’s rock in a form of a natural chunk of rose quartz crystals suggesting a mountain of dramatic shape covered with glis

Late 19th century small Chinese scholar’s rock in a shape of a lonely mountain. Made out of a metamorphic sedimentary stone with characteristic “starburst” pattern inclusions which are cleverly

Late Qing Dynasty (late 19th century to 1911) Chinese scholarÂ’s rock in a form of a Jade (Nephrite) boulder with cut sides suggesting a dramatic narrow mountain with lush dense vegetation. Excelle

Late Qing Dynasy (1880s 10 1911) century Chinese glass seal of square section. Wonderful simple piece appropriate for a scholar’s desk, beautiful smoky glass, very pleasant finish to the surface. Th

Chinese carved glass imitating jade miniature scholars rock, with stand; L: 5 1/2" (approx.)

A Horizontal Chinese Scholar's Rock A horizontal Chinese scholar's rock, the grey stone with irregular structure marked with a jagged surface and perforations, wood stand 11 1/2 in (29.0 cm) x 7 7/8 i

19th century Chinese scholar’s rock in a shape of a dramatic mountain massif with foothills and multiple ranges with numerous peaks. Must have been used as a brush rest - a lot of dark areas on

19th century Chinese miniature scholar’s rock in a shape of a dramatic mountain massif with foothills, several peaks and snow fields. The piece gives a very strong feeling of weathered rock shap

19th century Chinese small scholar’s rock in a shape of a dramatic mountain massif with foothills, several peaks and snow fields. The piece gives a very strong feeling of weathered rock shaped b

19th century Chinese natural rootwood scholar’s stone in a shape of a leaning rock or a leaping animal. The piece can be viewed from 4 sides, each view giving a wonderful impression of a mountai

Chinese. Dated to August 1902. Ding Erzhong (1868 - 1935). The glass inside painted snuff bottle finely on the front side with chinese scholar rock and plants, inscribed above with three characters 'J

Chinese enameled glass cup and vase, the cup featuring chrysanthemum and a praying mantis by rocks; the vase of flowering branches and birds, base marked, 6.5''h

late Qing. with chased detail and rock crystal stones surrounding glass. H4 3/4" W2 3/4"

One cast as a scholar riding on a dragon-fish above waves, the other as three beasts crouching on rock above waves, the bottom marked with four characters. Approx. 7.5-3.3-2 inch (larger).

A Chinese scholars rockOn stand.overall height 23in (58cm); width 8in (20cm); depth 7in (18cm)

China, chicken blood scholars rock, organic shape with natural coloring and indentations throughout, with a lean to the left and a flattened edge on one side, placed on a wooden base. Height 7 1/2 in.

CHINESE SCHOLAR'S ROCK H 23" W 11" D 4" Vertically inclined yellow pitted stone of tapered triangular form. Large openings and crevices. On rosewood plinth.

Ying-gray sonorous rock (or lithophonic-sounds like metal when tapped); rock measures 15"h; 18"w; on 3.5" custom wood stand Rock has good resonance.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bi

Chinese scholar's rock, the vertical structure with multiple apertures and grottoes, with wood stand, stone: 23"h

A Chinese Scholar's Rock 12-3/4 x 10-1/2 x 9 inches (32.4 x 26.7 x 22.9 cm) Property from the Estate of Stuart Cutshall, Dallas HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Tall Chinese scholar's rock; of sinuous, vertical form, with numerous openings and crevices throughout the mottled black stone; H: 28 1/4" (approx.); wood stand