Duanshi Qin style inkstone

[Duanshiqin inkstone]

Duanshiqin inkstone, in the late Ming Dynasty, is 8.5 cm long, 3.7 cm wide and 1.6 cm high

The inkstone is the end stone, and the shape is in the form of guqin. The inkstone surface is concave, and the inkstone pool is connected with the inkstone hall. There are four small feet on the back of the inkstone. The upper part of the inkstone is engraved with the title of Qian Qianyi, a person named “The Emperor of Hedong”, and the title of Qian Qianyi is signed. It is inscribed with the following words: “The peach is young and its leaves are savage. The son returns home and is suitable for his family. It is suitable for his family, and then he can teach the Chinese people. In the fifth year of Chongzhen’s reign, it is also recorded by Liu.”. It is accompanied by a mahogany carved zither box, with a bamboo engraved “ink stone painting” on the box surface, and the following words are added: “In the early summer of Ding Wei, the painting of ink stone painting is made in response to the play of the brother Zhuting. Cheng Tinglu”

Qian Qianyi, who was born in Changshu, Jiangsu Province, with the name of Muzhai. Wanli Jinshi of the Ming Dynasty was appointed as the official waitress of the ceremony department

Cheng Tinglu, with the word sequence of “Bo”, is a kind of heron. He was born in Jiading, Jiangsu Province in the Qing Dynasty

Liu Rushi, whose name is Rushi, was later Liu Yin, also known as Hedongjun, a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang, and a poetess in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties

This inkstone is exquisite in quality and small in shape. It is actually used in combination with appreciation. It is inscribed with Hedong Junyan, which should be Liu Rushi’s small inkstone for women’s history