Height:5.9cm(2.32in)Width:4.4cm(1.73in)Weight:60g(0.132lb)This jadeite snuff bottle dates to the Qing Dynasty, modelled after the classic moon vase form. It has a tapered neck, flattened round moon-shaped body with symmetric molded lugs on both sides, and a small splayed foot. The jadeite has a soft lake-green base scattered with deep green mottles and natural yellow russet, with good transparency. The belly features a round raised panel with plain surface, the outline lines are smooth and the shape is stately. It is fitted with an original domed amber stopper with twisted copper fitting, the warm yellow stopper forms a harmonious contrast with the green jadeite. Carved from a single stone with well-hollowed interior and polished walls, it carries mature patina, being a representative example of Qing jadeite snuff bottles.

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