A SMALL PLAIN AMBER SNUFF BOTTLE

A SMALL PLAIN AMBER SNUFF BOTTLE Transparent amber of even golden-brown color, with a few smaller inclusions here and there, and smooth surface polish. China, 1750-1850 Amber bottles of this sober yet

Fine 18th/19th C Chinese Butterscotch Amber Snuff Bottle with a faceted coral top. Light wear to flat surfaces and small flakes to inside mouth as usual with antique amber. Height with top 2 1/4 inche

Good 19th C Chinese Carved Amber Snuff Bottle with large lion head and ring handles. Jadeite top; good foot. Good condition, small chips as usual inside mouth. Height with cover 3 inches (8 cm.).

Of plain flask form with cloudy inclusion. 19th C. H. 5.1 cm (2 in). Provenance: Richard C. Pearce (1892-1972) purchased the Northern Miners publication in 1916 and helped to chronicle the mining indu

Chinese Butterscotch Amber Snuff Bottle well hollowed with a small mouth and ovoid foot ring, the sides well carved with Lion Head and extended ring handles; with coral Peking Glass cover. Height with

Chinese, snuff bottle in carved amber with basket weave pattern and central horse on both sides. Dimensions: H 2.75" x W 1.75" x D 1.25" Condition: Light surface wear. Minor small inclusions on surfac

Three Reconstituted Amber Snuff Bottles, China, one flattened oviform with a straight widening-up neck, resting on a raised oval foot, plain, orange yellow with creamy white markings, the metalwork st

1st item: Chinese hardstone snuff bottle, possibly carnelian, urn form with naturalistic carving, openwork at shoulder area, carved rose lid; 2 3/4" H (not including small hardwood stand, 1/2" H). 19t

3 Chinese Qing Dynasty Agate Snuff Bottles: a plain warm white agate bottle well hollowed with a flat bottom, a small double gourd in light brown carved with Lingzhi and a Dragonfly with a matching "h

Two Chinese porcelain circular boxes with covers, two similar gilt metal boxes with porcelain covers, one containing a quantity of amber beads and a small Chinese porcelain snuff bottle decorated in f

A small rectangular 'paneled' white jade snuff bottle 1750-1850 Of tapering rectangular shape, the main faces plain and softly chamfered at the paneled edges, the narrow sides delicately carved with s

A SMALL EMBELLISHED ‘POMEGRANATE’ CORAL SNUFF BOTTLE, 19TH CENTURY Coral with neatly incised inlays made from turquoise, amber and lapis lazuli. The bottle: China The embellishment: Japan,

A SMALL BRECCIATED JASPER SNUFF BOTTLEChinese, early 20th century, jasper. The polished form with a tumultuous ground of dark green, red, and yellow; mounted with a jadeite and amber stopper with spoo

A group of Chinese small items including an antique cinnabar box, two glass snuff bottles and one snuff bottle that appears to be faux amber. The box measures 1.75" x 4" x 3". Glass snuff bottles meas

Yellow bottle imitates amber, red bottle imitates coral. Glass bottle is in the form of a small bird in clear and purple glass. Dimensions are: Bird bottle: 2 inches tall X 3 1/8 inches wide; 5.08 inc

Hand carved baluster form cabinet bottle in amber agate. Sitting ram on rocky outcropping and small tree to side. Stopper with blue lapis lazuli and hand carved spoon. Circa late 19th/ early 20th C. 2

48 PC. VICTORIAN GLASS APOTHECARY BOTTLE LOT Includes both clear and amber. Variety of sizes and types including 6 lugs (minus labels), 5 tops and one snuff container and 30 small bottles. Sizes range

Large 19th century carved amber snuff bottle, 4 1/2" h x 3 1/4" w (overall), 104 g. Provenance: from a New York collection.

A Chinese inside-painted amber snuff bottle, signed by Ye Xiaosan(1750-1860)

A Carved Amber Snuff Bottle Of ovoid pebble shape, carved throughout with a female Daoist deity with five boys in a garden, the translucent stone of a rich tone. 19th Century Height: 2 1/4 inches (5.7

Dimension:H：7.5cm W：5.5cm Currency: Price in USD

Ht. 3 1/4 In.

L. 4 cm. W. 2 cm. H. 6 cm. Weight 30 gram.

Of a simple flask form with two mask and ring handles. 19th C. H. 5.7 cm (2 1/4 in). Provenance: Richard C. Pearce (1892-1972) purchased the Northern Miners publication in 1916 and helped to chronicle