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          A TIANHUANG ‘PHOENIX’ RECTANGULAR                   清   田黃鳳鈕印(94克)
          SEAL
                                                              印文:御賜,海岱高門第
          QING DYNASTY (1644-1911)
          The rectangular seal is surmounted by a finial carved in the form of   《尚書·禹貢》中稱「海岱惟青州」。海即渤海,岱即泰山,「海岱高門第」意
          phoenix with finely detailed feathers. The seal face is carved with a   指古青州地域內的名門望族。山東諸城注溝鎮逄戈莊村(今屬高密)為清代
          five-character poetic inscription, Haidai gaomen di flanked by a pair of   體仁閣大學士、吏部尚書劉墉之故里。乾隆二十一年(1756年),劉墉到安徽
          chilong below a two-character inscription yuci, ‘imperially bestowed’,   赴任前,乾隆皇帝召見劉墉,賜詩「海岱高門第,瀛洲新翰林」。
          in relief.
          2Ω in. (6.3 cm.) high, 94g, box
          HK$500,000-800,000               US$64,000-100,000

          The inscription on the seal face can be translated as ‘Illustrious family of
          the Haidai region’. Haidai is the ancient name of modern-day Shandong,
          and also the hometown of the Qianlong-period scholar-official Liu Yong
          (1719-1805). In 1756, Emperor Qianlong wrote a poem for Liu Yong, in
          which this five-character inscription is mentioned.





















































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