Note: all of these sold items went before 2002 and prices are significantly higher in 2007 when I'm writing this.
CHINA, TANG Dynasty, 618-907, bronze seals.  Supplier says they're Tang, I say why not?  All have a ring on the back.
a) 43mm 24.00 sold
b) 33mm 19.50 sold
d) 22mm 18.50 sold
l) 22mm diameter, back loop missing, 17.00 sold
n) 22mm, rough, 16.00 sold
o) 29mm diameter, 24.00 sold
p) 34x26mm, 24.00 sold
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q) 17x19mm, maybe that's a lion.  This is a whole different category of quality, VF 75.00 sold
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

r) QING dynasty, c. 1900, brass seal in shape of an ugly dog or lion, 15mm square & 28mm tall, some wear from use, late 19th c.?, VF 45.00 sold
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s) late QING, 19th c., mottled red soapstone seal with dog top, 20x20x50mm, poem written on 2 sides, couple of scratches, F 36.00
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t) QING, 19th c.?, soapstone seal, 68mm tall, 23mm square base on which a sage is crouching, the characters are worn, the sage is F 45.00
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CHINA, late 19th - early 20th c., soapstone seal, 51x25x25mm, 2 bats kissing on top, 2 minor chips on edge, VF $35.00
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CHINA, late 19th - early 20th c., soapstone seal, 56x34x15mm, forepart of tortoise on top, VF $45.00
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