Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1644-1911
Materials:slate
Technique:carved
Dimensions:Height: 3.40 centimetres Weight: 4.747 kilograms Width: 30.30 centimetres Depth: 22.60 centimetres
Description:
Ink-stone, slope with curved edge (for rubbing ink stick) and well beyond, the sunk portion with rounded corners. Made of slate.
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Comments:British and Medieval Register; B&M Extracts, 1903-1921, p.114: ‘Japanese and Chinese objects transferred from the Department of Oriental Manuscripts. 1. Slate palette for mixing ink, slope with curved edge and well beyond, the sunk portion with rounded corners. Length 11.9 ins.’
Materials:slate
Technique:carved
Dimensions:Height: 3.40 centimetres Weight: 4.747 kilograms Width: 30.30 centimetres Depth: 22.60 centimetres
Description:
Ink-stone, slope with curved edge (for rubbing ink stick) and well beyond, the sunk portion with rounded corners. Made of slate.
IMG
Comments:British and Medieval Register; B&M Extracts, 1903-1921, p.114: ‘Japanese and Chinese objects transferred from the Department of Oriental Manuscripts. 1. Slate palette for mixing ink, slope with curved edge and well beyond, the sunk portion with rounded corners. Length 11.9 ins.’
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