Height:7.1cm(2.80in)Width:4.6cm(1.81in)Weight:40g(0.088lb)This snuff bottle is crafted from white porcelain, shaped as a small pear form, with tiny mouth, contracted neck, bulging belly and ring foot. The front side is painted with famille rose pine and cranes in spring. Two red-crowned cranes stand on rocks with elegant posture, accompanied by red plum blossoms, peonies and green pines. The colors are bright and rich with delicate layers. On the reverse, two ink characters “Qing Xiang (Fresh Fragrance)” are inscribed, decorated with flower branches for an elegant mood. The base bears four iron-red characters “Qianlong Nian Zhi”. Cranes and pines symbolize longevity, plum blossoms represent nobility, which is a classic auspicious motif for Qing snuff bottles. With smooth glaze and fine painting, the bottle has a plump and graceful shape, valuable for display and collection.

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