Height:5.2cm(2.05in)Width:3.9cm(1.54in)Weight:40g(0.088lb)This pear-shaped snuff bottle is a painted enamel on copper work from the Qianlong reign. It is fitted with a metal stopper carved with scrolling foliage. The whole body is covered with bright chicken-oil yellow enamel, and the neck is decorated with colourful plantain leaf patterns. Both sides of the bottle depict antique still-life scenes: a small blue-and-white vase holding peonies, plum blossoms and green bamboo, accompanied by longevity peaches and grapes, symbolizing peace, prosperity and longevity. The painting is delicate with rich and gorgeous colours and smooth enamel surface. The base bears a blue enamel four-character mark ??Qianlong Nian Zhi?? on white ground. It is an imperial enamel treasure from the Qing court, embodying the superb painted enamel craftsmanship of the era.

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