Large Chinese Carved Green Stone Dragon Seal / Chop Set with Matching Paste Box and Wood Stand

Offered here is an impressive Chinese carved green stone seal set consisting of a large square seal body, a removable dragon-finial top, a matching round seal paste box, and a carved wood display stand.

The square seal body is engraved on all four sides with dense Chinese inscriptions, framed by key-fret style borders. The removable top is deeply carved with a dramatic dragon and flaming pearl motif in high relief. The underside of the seal and the lid of the paste box are both carved with seal-script style characters. The set displays beautifully and has strong presence as a scholar’s object, calligraphy accessory, or decorative Asian art piece.

Dimensions:
Approx. 5.75 x 4.3 x 3.8 inches overall as displayed

Details:

• Chinese carved green stone seal/chop set
• Large square inscribed seal body
• Removable dragon-finial top
• Matching round paste box
• Wood display stand included
• Archaistic / imperial-style design
• Sold exactly as shown

Condition:
Good vintage condition overall with visible age and handling wear. Surface wear, scattered white accretions or residue, small abrasions, and finish irregularities are present. The wood stand shows wear, scratches, and edge loss consistent with age and use. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition, surface quality, and details of carving.

A striking display piece for collectors of:

• Chinese seals and chops
• scholar’s objects
• Asian antiques
• calligraphy accessories
• dragon carvings
• jade and hardstone carvings
• imperial-style decorative arts

Disclaimer

This item is being identified as a Chinese carved green stone seal/chop set with dragon-finial top and matching paste box based on its form, decoration, seal faces, and comparison with published auction and retail examples. Exact material, age, and dynasty cannot be guaranteed from photographs alone. The stone may be jade, serpentine, or another green hardstone. This piece is not being represented as imperial, Qing-period, or certified jade unless independently authenticated. Any period or material attribution should be understood as informed opinion only.