Height:8.3cm(3.27in)Width:4.2cm(1.65in)Weight:60g(0.132lb)This snuff bottle is made of silver, shaped like a plum vase with a slender and full body. It comes with an original matching silver lid carved with scrolling grass patterns. The bottle adopts high-relief carving. On the front, there is a Chinese character "Shou" (longevity) surrounded by five bats, symbolizing five blessings and longevity. The sides are decorated with interlocking floral scrolls, and the lower part is carved with upturned lotus petals. The patterns have distinct layers and strong three-dimensional effect, with mellow and aged patina. It is a fine metal snuff bottle of the Qing Dynasty, featuring auspicious symbolism and exquisite craftsmanship.

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