清十八世紀 田黃雕辟邪鈕橢圓印 印面：《慶帖山房》

of oval section, surmounted by a deftly carved recumbent bixie with its head powerfully turned towards its back, its curled horn and tail realistically rendered, the seal face carved in positive seal script with a four-character inscription reading qing tie shan fang, the stone of a warm amber-honey colour

香港佳士得1997年11月6日，編號1018

Good overall condition, with just minor nicks to the extremities (largest measuring approx. 0.4 cm).
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The studio on the seal is named after a collection of Wang Xizhi's (321-379 A.D) calligraphy called Qing Tie.