Qing Dynasty Ge Kiln (Geyao) Taihu Stone-shaped Brush Rest / Viewing Stone-shaped Ornament / Writing Utensils Stationery Four Treasures ★ Antique ★ 7D0724 This is a brush rest modeled after a Taihu stone, made in the Qing Dynasty and fired in the Ge kiln. It is not only practical as a writing utensil but also has a sculptural beauty reminiscent of viewing stones, and it exudes an outstanding presence as one of the Four Treasures of the Study. The surface is coated with the unique glaze characteristic of Ge kiln, and the crackle pattern gives it an air of age. In addition, it features natural lines and textures that evoke Taihu stones, making it a masterpiece that combines functionality as a brush rest with artistic value. This brush rest is a valuable piece for calligraphy enthusiasts and stationery collectors alike, and it also serves as an item that adds an elegant accent to the desk. You can enjoy the charm and historical value of an antique. Size (approx.): Width 17.5cm, Depth 5.7cm, Height 9.3cm, Weight 289g