Height:6.4cm(2.52in)Width:2.1cm(0.83in)Weight:20g(0.044lb)This snuff bottle is made of white porcelain, adopting straight cylindrical club shape with small flared mouth and flat base. On the front, Zhong Kui is painted mainly in iron-red. Wearing soft hat and scarlet robe with green cuffs, he has bushy beard and stern eyes, holding a folding fan. It is a classic folk motif for warding off evil and bringing blessings. On the reverse, two bats are simply drawn in iron-red, symbolizing blessings arriving from heaven. The painting style is concise and vivid with striking color contrast. A floral mark in iron-red is painted on base. Compact and elegant, it is a popular porcelain snuff bottle in late Qing folk collection, with folk auspicious meaning and ornamental value.

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