TWO CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL SNUFF BOTTLES AND A PAINTED ENAMEL SNUFF BOTTLE Qing Dynasty Comprising: a cloisonné enamel bottle of tapered cylindrical form decorated with lotus scroll on a white ground, stopper; a cloisonné enamel snuff bottle of flattened ovoid form decorated with a bat suspending a chime and fish against a turquoise ground, matching stopper; and a pear-shaped bottle, painted in enamels on copper to depict flowers and butterflies, stopper. 7.3cm (2 7/8in) high with stopper. (6). Footnotes: 清 掐絲琺琅鼻烟壺兩件及畫琺琅鼻烟壺一件 Provenance: Robert Kleiner, London A private collection, Edinburgh, acquired from the above 5th September 2007 (the two cloisonné bottles)(invoice) Robert Hall, London A private collection, Edinburgh, acquired from the above in 2009 (the painted enamel bottle) Published and Illustrated: The Heriot Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles, Volume I, Edinburgh, 2020, pp.88-89, figs.76-77 (the two cloisonné bottles) The Heriot Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles, Volume II, Edinburgh, 2020, p.121, fig.103 (the painted enamel bottle) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing