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PROPERTY FROM THE HOSOKAWA FAMILY COLLECTION
細川家族珍藏
3080

A SET OF FIVE CHICKEN BLOOD 清嘉慶十八年（1813） 定親王鷄血石自用印章一套五方
SOAPSTONE SEALS FOR PRINCE DING 邊款：時在癸酉夏五月製於岱林蓬巒軒、廣桂亭識

DATED TO THE JIAQING 18TH YEAR, CORRESPONDING TO 1813 AND
OF THE PERIOD 印文：定親王寳、定親王寳、學知不足、學知不足、頤壽老
人、無益事切莫妄為
The set comprises a pair of inscribed seals, one dated to the
summer of kuiyou cyclical year (1813), with a four-character seal 出版
impression reading Ding qinwang bao, ‘Treasure of the Prince 細川護貞，《一得録》，1982 年，圖版 9-I 號
Ding’, the other bearing a signature of Guang Guiting, an official
during the Jiaqing period, with a four-character seal inscription 本套印章為定恭親王綿恩 (1747-1822) 所刻。綿恩為乾隆皇帝之孫，定
reading xuezhi buzu; a seal with inscriptions on both sides of the 安親王永璜次子。
seal faces, one reading yishou laoren, the other reading xuezhi buzu;
a rectangular seal with a four-character inscription reading Ding 廣玉，字桂亭，隸屬滿州正白旗，嘉慶十四年時任浙江布政史。
qinwang bao; and a rectangular seal with an irregularly-shaped top
and a seven-character seal inscription wuyishiqiemowangwei.
Largest: 4…À/”ÿ in. (12.2 cm.) high, burlwood box (5)
HK$300,000-500,000 US$39,000-65,000
LITERATURE
Hosokawa Morisada, Ittokutoku, 1982, no. 9-I
According to the inscriptions, the present set of seals was made
for Prince Ding, Aisin-Gioro Mian‘en (1747-1822), the second son of
Yonghuang, who was the eldest son of the Qianlong Emperor.

seal faces
印面

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