A GUYUE XUAN 'GRASSHOPPER' ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE

A VERY FINE GUYUE XUAN ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLEChinese, early to mid-20th century, enamel on glass. Birds amongst blossoming peony and bamboo to the transparent vessel; the underside bearing a thre

DESCRIPTION: Antique enameled xuan glass snuff bottle with fine depictions of flowers throughout and a jade stopper. Marked "Guyue Xuan" in kanji at the underside. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: China DI

A FINE GUYUE XUAN ENAMELED SNUFF BOTTLEChinese early to mid-20th century, enamel on glass. Fanned panels of differing florals under lingzhi patterns and bosses to neck, yellow ground, elevated on fine

Chinese Guyue Xuan style enameled snuff bottle, featuring a pair of roundels each depicting ducks and blossoms, all set against a white enameled floral ground, the recessed base bearing the three-char

Vintage Chinese Peking Glass Snuff Bottle with Enameled Grasshoppers and yellow top. Signed on the bottom, a great addition to any snuff collection. Good condition. Measures 2"x1"x3". Weight 3 oz. PRO

Antique Chinese milky opaque glass snuff bottle; of flattened pear-shape, showing intricately enameled scenes of maidens in garden settings to either side; three-character Gu Yue Xuan mark to base; H:

Of flattened rounded form, each side enameled and painted with a vivid grasshopper below a border of ruyi heads at the neck, reserved on a yellow glass ground, the base marked with four characters, wi

CHINESE ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLES Chinese glass enameled snuff bottles marked on underside, includes: Blue bottle with bird scene, 2.5" Red bottle with bird scene, 3" Yellow bottle with grasshoppe

Depicting frog on lily pad, monkey in a tree and a grasshopper with a floral backdrop. 3 inches (and under) Condition: Good Temp No 6222

China, 19th C., rare Peking glass snuff bottle, baluster formed body with painted flowers, with tourmaline stopper, Guyuexuan mark. Height 2 1/4 in.

鼻煙壺 Of bulbous form, the glass snuff bottle enameled with pomegranate with grasshopper on one side, grapes and mantis on the other side, bottom bears four character GUANGXU mark.

China, 19th C., rare Peking glass snuff bottle, baluster formed body with painted flowers, with tourmaline stopper, Guyuexuan mark. Height 2 1/4 in.

A Chinese Antique Peking Glass Snuff Bottle: Of Circular Form, Rising To A Domed Stopper, Each Side Of The Body Finely Painted With Courtyard Scenes, With Gu Yue xuan Mark Enameled On The Base; Size:

This piece is painted around the exterior wall in enamels with an auspicious theme of flowers ,the three -character mark to the recessed base." Gu Yue Xuan " Height 7.2 cm .

THE SUPERB YELLOW GROUND SNUFF BOTTLE IS SO FINELY ENAMELED AND GILDED, FEATURING A GRASSHOPPER SURROUNDED BY MUCH EXQUISITE DETAIL. THE SHOULDERS ENAMELED IN FAMILLE ROSE STYLE. THE BOTTLE BEARS A QI

THE SUPERB YELLOW GROUND SNUFF BOTTLE IS SO FINELY ENAMELED AND GILDED, FEATURING A GRASSHOPPER SURROUNDED BY MUCH EXQUISITE DETAIL. THE SHOULDERS ENAMELED IN FAMILLE ROSE STYLE. THE BOTTLE BEARS A QI

18/19 C Chinese Gu Yue Xuan Mark Peking dark yellow Glass Snuff Bottle in a finely flattened shape well enameled one side with Ducks and Water Weeds, the reverse with Lotus & Kingfisher; mark to reces

THE UNUSUSAL BOTTLE FEATURES A DELICATE WHITE ON WHITE GLAZED PATTERN IN THE BACKGROUND, VERY LACE-LIKE. THE BOTTLE IS HAND ENAMELED AND GILDED AND BARES A THREE LETTER RED MARK ON THE RECESSED FOOT.

China, ROC Period, a pair of Peking glass snuff bottles in a flattened circular form, with enameled painting of children and roosters, with Gue Yue Xuan mark, with stoppers. Height 3 in.

A Rare Chinese Enameled Glass Snuff Bottle Marks: four-character Qianlong mark 3-1/4 x 1 x 1 inches (8.3 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm) 
 
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SUPERB CHINESE SUPERB CHINESE ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE, GENERAL ON HORSE, CORAL, QIANLONG SEAL. H: 2.8 inches, 7 cm. Provenance: private Florida collection.

A BLUE ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE.18TH CENTURY.

A ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE.18TH CENTURY.

A RED ENAMELED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLE.18TH CENTURY.