A group of seven seals

Chinese Works of Art
A group of seven seals
The first of tall regular rectangular section carved to the face to read partially Ruoshan [ ] [cang?] from stone of yellowish green color; the second of thin rectangular section surmounted by a rounded end, one side displaying a simple pavilion beneath trees, one side supporting a smooth concavity in the matrix of the stone, the face carved to read perhaps in part Zhuo [Wu] [qiu] [cui]; the third of thin ovoid section carved from stone of predominantly orange color marked by a cloudy patch used for a small raised relief fan on top, the side incised Xiaoshan and renxu [equivalent to 1922], the face carved shijiu shengya; the fourth of very thin rectangular section surmounted by a rounded top and carved from brown stone, the face carved to read perhaps cun xin yi ren; the fifth of thin rectangular section whorled colors of stonefruit yellow and red, uncarved to the face but crisply incised to the top as an archaistic dragon and around the shoulder in a repeating geometric band; the sixth, of rectangular section and black color carved to one side in a tableau of fish and waves and to the face to read guren; and the seventh also of black color and tall square section surmounted by a rounded top, shallowly incised to two adjacent sides to depict a sage on a river, the face carved shou.
2 3/4in (7cm) height of second and tallest (7).