White Jade Chi Button “Ningshou Palace Continues into Shiqu Treasure Collection” Seal

[White Jade Chi Niu “Ningshou Palace Continues into Shiqu Treasure Collection” Seal]

“Ningshou Palace Continues into Shiqu Treasure Collection” Seal, Qing Qianlong, white jade, Chi Niu square seal, Chinese seal script. The surface is 3.4cm square, the height is 6.1cm, and the button height is 3.7cm< The seal is placed in a red sandalwood treasure box and is one of the eight seals stamped on some of the calligraphy and painting works in the continuation of the "Shiqu Treasure Collection". It was engraved from January of the 56th year of the Qianlong reign (1791) to May of the 58th year of the Qianlong reign (1793) during the compilation period of the "Shiqu Treasure Collection". According to the "General Regulations" in the continuation of the "Shiqu Treasure Collection", all ancient and modern official works, calligraphy and paintings included in the continuation of the "Shiqu Treasure Collection", in addition to the seals "Treasure of the Emperor Qianlong", "Appreciation of the Emperor Qianlong", "Precise Seal of the Sanxi Hall", "Suitable for Descendants", "Pearl Forest of the Secret Palace" or "Shiqu Treasure Collection", "New Compilation of the Secret Palace", or "Redefinition of the Pearl Forest", "Shiqu Treasure Collection", or "Redefinition of the Treasure Collection", are stored in the Qianqing Palace, the Nourishing Heart Palace, the Chonghua Palace, and the Imperial Study The calligraphy and painting works of the five places in the Palace of Ningshou will also be stamped with five treasure troves. Therefore, anyone who has been included in the continuation of the "Shiqu Treasure Collection" in the collection of the Palace of Ningshou is stamped with this seal, which is an important symbol for identifying the collection of calligraphy and paintings in the Qing Dynasty


白玉螭纽“宁寿宫续入石渠宝笈”印(印谱)