Glassware Peach and Crane Pattern Snuff Bottle

Bronze Enamel Crane Pattern Snuff Bottle Karl's Collections Inc provides condition reports as a courtesy to our clients and assumes no liability for any error or omission. Any condition statement is g

Republic Period, High: 3.00 inch; Width: 2.00 inch; Diameter: 1.00 inch

Old Chinese Peking Glass Inside Painting Crane & Peach Conjoined Snuff Bottle w Lapis Lazuli StopperDimension:100 x 26 x 80(mm)3.94 x 1.02 x 3.15(inches) Weight:0.48 lbs/216g

Worked from a creamy-white jade stone, with a coral stopper, around exterior of the body incised leaves, bat and peaches patterns, H: 6cm 清 白玉雕福壽紋&#407

A Chinese composition snuff bottle with moulded decoration of a crane, peaches and a fruiting tree, 3"

A large group of porcelain snuff bottles, painted with figures, landscape, flowers, birds, peaches, bars, cranes, folate scrolls and shou characters, with red silk box embroidered with dragons and flo

CHINESE OVERLAY GLASS SNUFF BOTTLEIn ovoid form. Red mask and mock ring handles. Red crane and peach branch design on an opalescent ground.Height 2.25". Simulated coral stopper.

Hand-carved Flower Pattern Chinese Peking Glass Snuff Bottle. Peking glass is a form of Chinese glassware that originated in 18th century Peking, China. Originally used in the fabrication of glass sn

THE FINE BOTTLE FEATURING A RARE PATTERN OF LINGZHI GROWING ON ROCKS, CRANES, BUTTERFLIES AND A BLOSSOMING CHERRY TREE. THE BACKGROUND IS IMPERIAL YELLOW WITH A FINELY ETCHED WAVE PATTERN. THEBOTTLE I

19/20TH CENTURY;The bottle is carved in the russet-colored pattern of the honey-coloured stone with Shoulao and a horse to one side and a Crane to the reverse.Come with Original packaging Boxes.Measur

THE BEAUTIFULLY CARVED SNUFF BOTTLE IS COVERED ALL AROUND WITH A WAVE PATTERN BACKGROUND. THE CARVED IMAGES INCLUDE A VASE WITH LOTUS FLOWERS, A CENSER WITH A BRANCH OF PEACH BLOSSOM, A KYLIN AND SEVE

(lot of 10) Group of Chinese overlay glass snuff bottles, six featuring figures; one of pink peach and pomegranate on a blue ground; one multi-colored bottle with cranes and pine of an yellow-orange g

THE VERY FINE ANTIQUE SNUFF BOTTLE IS CARVED IN A DELICATE PATTERN, IN RED OVER SNOW WHITE BUBBLE INFUSED GLASS. IT DEPICTS IN GREAT DETAIL BIRDS, PEONIES, POMEGRANATE AND PEACHES. THE FOOT IS A WELLC

THE VERY FINE ANTIQUE SNUFF BOTTLE IS CARVED IN A DELICATE PATTERN, IN RED OVER SNOW WHITE BUBBLE INFUSED GLASS. IT DEPICTS IN GREAT DETAIL BIRDS, PEONIES, POMEGRANATE AND PEACHES. THE FOOT IS A WELLC

THE VERY FINE ANTIQUE SNUFF BOTTLE IS CARVED IN A DELICATE PATTERN, IN RED OVER SNOW WHITE BUBBLE INFUSED GLASS. IT DEPICTS IN GREAT DETAIL BIRDS, PEONIES, POMEGRANATE AND PEACHES. THE FOOT IS A WELL

THE BEAUTIFULLY CARVED BOTTLE IN 3 LAAYERS OF COLOR. THE BACKGROUND IS BUBBLE INFUSED SNOW FLAKE GLASS, ENGRAVED WITH A WAVE PATTERN. THE BOTTLE HAS TAOTIE MASK AND RING SHOULDERS. IT FEATURES AN ENGR

THE BEAUTIFUL SIGNED CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLE IS ENAMELED AND CARVED WITH DETAILED BASKET WEAVE AND AUSPICIOUS FRUIT PATTERNS. IT IS 3.2 INCHES TALL. STANDS ARE FOR DISPLAY ONLY, NOT INCLUDED UNLESS OTHER

THREE CHINESE FLORAL SNUFF BOTTLES One Peking glass with crane and floral relief, marked. Two porcelain with floral paint and patterns, one marked on bottom.

Gold Crane Snuff Bottle Qianlong Period Weight:115g Length:5.7cm Width:3.7cm Height:8.4cm

An Inside-Painted Glassware Snuff Bottle width:3.2cm height:7cm Provenance:Zhang Yanqing (1898-1951) was the son of Zhang Zhidong, a preeminent minister of the late Qing Dynasty, from Nanpi County, Ti

QING DYNASTY HOTAN WHITE JADE CARVED BAMBOO BASKET PATTERN SNUFF BOTTLE; H. 8.2 cm. W. 4.7 cm. Weight 100 gram.

H:7.5cm W:5.5cm Wt:99.3g

Gold-Splashed Blue Glassware Snuff Bottle Width:4.8cm.Height:7.5cm. A similar one sold at Christie’s, AN AVENTURINE—SPLASHED BLUE GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE, 14 Sep 2016, Lot 418 for USD 2,125. E-

Of two peaches carved with leaves along the side and a climbing monkey. 18th to 19th C. H. 7 cm (2 3/4 in). Provenance: Richard C. Pearce (1892-1972) purchased the Northern Miners publication in 1916