Ming Dynasty Jadeite Carved Dragon Snuff Bottle

A celadon jade snuff bottle in a rectangular form, carved with two stylized chi dragons on the side. The stopper is missing the scoop. H:2 5/8in(6.7cm) W:1 3/8in(3.5cm) 81g

Ming & Qing Dynasty Collection of Carved Animals, Agate Snuff Bottle & Duck- Apple Green & White

A Chinese Jadeite Carved Snuff Bottle, Qing Dynasty Crystal Stopper Condition: very good Dimension: 2 3/8 inches height

AN EMERALD GREEN JADEITE 'DRAGON' SNUFF BOTTLE, QING DYNASTY Lustrous semi-translucent jadeite of emerald green color with areas of silvery white, smooth 'oily' finish. China, 19th century Centered de

Qing dynasty. Very good condition. Height: 6 cm, Width: 3.6 cm. Height: 2.4 inches, Width: 1.44 inches. Provenance: Private Virginia Colllection, Collector Mr. Bolger has been collecting Chinese Snuff

A Glass Biscuit-Enameled 'Dragon' Snuff Bottle. Enameled in dark green with a scaly, writhing dragon in pursuit of a flaming pearl. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Size:3.5cmx9cm

Two Chinese jadeite carved snuff bottles, dating from the Qing dynasty. Both are smoothly polished, the larger with a very small vase that rises to a high rounded shoulder with small neck. The spoon s

A carved turquoise - glaze dragon snuff bottle Height 7.0 cm Provenance: Purchased at Lawson's Auction in the late 1980s and early 1990s in Australia .

Antique Chinese hand painted rust or iron red dragon cylinder snuff bottle. Measures approx. 3" height (7.6cm). Provenance: Professor Wu Jilu's Chinese porcelain collection of Sung & Ming Dynasty cera

A Yellow Glass 'Dragon' Snuff Bottle. Carved with archaistic motifs. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:5.3cmx2.5cmx8.5cm

Qing dynasty, inlayed turquoise and coral, carved dragons. Together with a cloisonne fish snuff bottle. Height 7.5cm

Ming Xuande blue and white carved sea water dragon moon bottle– Ming Dynasty mark Material: Porcelain Size: high 33 cm caliber 7 cm belly 25.2 cm bottom 9.8 cm

China, Ming to Qing Dynasty, ca. 1500 to 1900 CE. A rare and charming mottled, almost translucent green jadeite dragon, carved into an almost circular, C-shaped beast with large fin emerging from its

Chinese Antique dragon and phoenix Snuff Bottle carved around it with dynasty mark on the bottom. Dragon and P

Beautiful Qing Dynasty carve lobstershell snuff bottle with delicately carved dragons, fish and rings design details, fantastic quality and craftsmanship. Marked. 3" tall 1.75 wide 0.75 deep

A Chinese black and white jade snuff bottle. Black jade with white banding. Ovate form on rounded rectangular foot, with metal mounted jadeite stopper. Carved win relief of flying dragon with clouds o

Chinese agate carved snuff bottle, dating from the Qing dynasty. The wide bottle with rounded jadeite stopper has two lightly incised handles with rings on each side. The wide sides are smooth with su

Chinese amber Chi dragon snuff bottle, Likely Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), hollowed and carved natural amber with amber stopper, 2"h

JADEITE SNUFF BOTTLE WITH A BEAUTIFUL DRAGON CARVED ON THE FRONT. THE CARVING ON THE BACK IS OF A MOUNTAIN SCENE. THE DRAGON ON THE FRONT IS A VERY NICE LIGHT GREEN COLOR. THE BACK IS A PALE GREEN FOR

THREE CHINESE CARVED JADEITE SNUFF BOTTLES. One with a dragon in relief on green white mottled ground. The largest 3 inches (7.5 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson's is your sole and only source f

Two Chinese jadeite snuff bottles, dating from the Qing dynasty. One, smooth and heart shaped, has some darker jadeite coloration in the stone. The other snuff bottle carved in deep relief of flowers

Glass snuff bottle. China. 19th century. Teal green. Glass carved with dragons and clouds. Jadeite and silver stopper. 2.25in L. Small flea bite chip on back right shoulder Provenance: The Mitchell Bi

Age: Qing dynasty Description: Beautifully carved Chinese overlay Bejing / Peking glass moon-shaped snuff bottle. An archaistic dragon-headed character in cobalt blue on milky opaque white ground. Cor

The fine jade bottle with matching cover set on malachite is fitted to a carved wood stand. With provenance to the collection of Josephine Bird Hall (1888-1948) of Kansas City, Missouri, it is worth n