Two Qing Chinese Cinnabar Carved Snuff Bottles

Likely Qing period. The two having been very nicely formed and detailed. Each with Chinese characters at the underside. One vessel having slight damage at each shoulder. H2 1/2" Sold from the collecti

Fine Chinese Qing Dynasty Carved Red Cinnabar Lacquer Snuff Bottle with a scene of a Scholar and attendant, the reverse with two Scholars watching a waterfall. "Shou" character Lacquer top. Light age

Including a white and blue revolving figures snuff bottle and a carved cinnabar lacquer snuff bottle.Qing Dynasty period. Highest: 2 5/8 in (6.7 cm)

Set of two pieces Chinese Qing Dynasty carved jade snuff bottles, a baluster shaped body celadon jade snuff bottle with red coral mounted on lid. And of pyramid oval shaped body, finely polished stone

Age: Qing dynasty Description: A Chinese carved cinnabar lacquer snuff bottle, of flattened rounded ovoid form. Well-carved in high relief with Immortals in a garden. On raised foot rim. Size: 2 3/4",

A group of three Chinese lacquered snuff bottles, dating from the Qing dynasty: The largest, in red lacquer, has an overall landscape design, with intact, carved stopper with spoon. There is a multi c

A group of three Chinese lacquered snuff bottles, dating from the Qing dynasty: The largest, in red lacquer, has an overall landscape design, with intact, carved stopper with spoon. There is a multi c

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Two Chinese cinnabar snuff bottles, one with carved village landscape scene and one with a carved flower motif. Character markings on bottom.CIRCA: Mid 19th - Early 20th Ct.ORIGIN:

Qing dynasty. Two yellow jade, a celadon jade and dark spinach green jade with mixed stone stoppers. H. including stopper 6.5cm (2 1/2 in)

Chinese, Qing dynasty, two consisting of grey tones, one featuring an archaic chilong dragon; the other with white and grey stripes with animal form handles in low relief; the other two of caramel col

A Chinese carved cinnabar lacquer snuff bottle. Late Qing dynasty.Size:2 3/4 inches height.Provenance: Bonhams auction.

Fine and antique, Chinese carved cinnabar lacquer snuff bottle; of somewhat spade form, with figural scenes set in gardens: one side with sage and attendant, the other of two attendants; all amid pine

TWO 19TH/20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED SNUFF BOTTLES Late Qing. Largest 5.5 cm x 3.25cm. (2)

A CINNABAR LACQUER 'SCHOLARS AND ATTENDANTS' SNUFF BOTTLE, QING Carved cinnabar lacquer in high relief on a copper body China, 18th - 19th century The heart-shaped and slightly compressed body rising

A Chinese white jade carved snuff bottle, dating from the Qing dynasty. With two sides but very rounded, almost completely round, with small flat base to support the bottle standing. With a dark green

A Chinese tourmaline carved snuff bottle, dating from the Qing dynasty. Bottle shaped like two fused columns with carved detail on both H. 2 1/4" (5.7 cm) Provenance: collection of a private Maryland

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

Two Chinese Carved Hardstone Snuff Bottles Late Qing-Republic Period Comprising a relief-carved agate bottle and a spinach jade fish-form bottle. Height of largest 3 inches C

Qing Dynasty Chinese Carved Red Cinnabar Lacquer Snuff with a design of a boy fishing to one side, the reverse with two Scholars playing weiqi. Lacquer top. Small chips to carving. Total height 3 inch

each with carved village scenes, 2 to 2 1/2 in. H.

Qing Cinnabar Snuff: Description: Red snuff bottle carved with a landscape scene. Dimensions: 80 mm $100 - $200 Shipping:

A Chinese carved aquamarine snuff bottle, an amber lion-form seal, and an amber snuff bottle Qing Dynasty The lion carved in openwork atop a foliate-decorated pedestal; the amber snuff bottle carved i

Two Chinese carved agate snuff bottles.from the Qing Dynasty, A single and a double bottle. The double features a relief carving on one side of two figures, one reclining and one sitting, under a tree

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