Eight Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles, 1960-1980

Four Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles 1960-1980 Comprising one with the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci to reverse; one with cats to one side, reverse with dogs; one with warriors; and one with

A Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottle by Ye Zhongsan. The painting depicts eight horses in a landscape scene. One side of the bottle has an inscription with one seal. Dimensions are: 2 1/2 inche

19th & 20th century; porcelain, glass, glass imitating agate, ceramic, inside painted glass; 3 1/2" (largest) (approx.). condition: wear, chips, cracks, minor losses. This item is sold as-is with all

Four Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles comprising glass and hardstone examples. Height of largest overall 3 5/8 in., 9.2 cm

2 Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles: the first in clear glass with a detailed scene of a Town along a canal with Moon Bridge and the reverse with Lotus Fan and Calligraphy; the second in ambe

Five Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles 20TH CENTURY painted with riverscape scenes, animal and figures in gardens.  Largest: height 3 in., 7.6 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Tubac,

Lot of six Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles, H 7,2-8,4 cm; added a late 19thC Beijing ivory magic ball, H 4,8 - B 9 cm, Weight: ca. 45 g (some inside parts missing)

TWO CHINESE INSIDE-PAINTED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLES. One decorated with various fish and the other with figure in landscape scene. Both with green stone stoppers. 7-7.5cm tall. (2) Provenance: Property of

A pair of Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles. Painted with "hundres-cranes" . H 7 cm. 20th Century. Signed.

Five Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles, tallest: 3".

Two Chinese inside painted glass snuff bottles, including one with dragonflies together with one bottle with landscape, calligraphy and seal marks; overall good condition; the larger bottle H 4" x W 2

Three Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles 19th century or later Comprising one with warrior scene; one with landscape scene; and one with flower motif. (3). H: 3 5/8, W 3 7/8 in. (largest) H: 9

Four Chinese glass snuff bottles with inside hand-painted decoration of birds perched upon flowering branches, three with carnelian fire agate stone stoppers and one with a green jade stopper, two wit

Group of three old Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles, of various forms and sizes; each featuring mountainous landscape designs; Provenance: Collection of The Nashu Trust of Pasadena, CA; H: 2

Two Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles, H: 3 Inches

Three Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles 20TH CENTURY each painted delicately with scenes of birds and flowers, with glass stoppers.  Largest: height 2 1/2 in., 6 cm. Acquired from P.H. Lee,

Six Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles MODERN painted with figures, landscapes, birds and flowering branches. Height of tallest 3 5/8 in., 9.2 cm. Property from the Estate of Eliot A. Landau,

Two Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles the first depicted a hen under the tree, the second depicted a scholar reading under plum blossoms. Height of Tallest Overall 3in., 7.6cm.

TWO CHINESE INSIDE PAINTED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLES, ATTRIBUTED TO LE SAN. Each with tapering bodies with raised band at the shoulder decorated with birds and landscape scenes. One with red glass stopper.

Chinese inside painted glass snuff bottle, delicately decorated to feature numerous boys playing in a garden, dated and signed Ye Zhongshan, with one seal of the artist, green glass stopper, 2.75"h. P

Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottle, finely painted to depict the One Hundred Crane motif, inscribed, dated and signed, agate stopper , 3.75"h.

Chinese Inside-Painted Glass 'Chickens' Snuff Bottle, Yeh Chung San or His Son, 1924. Of tapered hexagonal form, painted around the interior with a continuous view of chickens in a landscape, calligra

Cyclical Year 1921, H 8 cm

A Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottle, 20th C. H.: 7,5 cm Provenance: The Collection of the late Dr. Kolvenbach, Düsseldorf, Germany. Mostly acquired in Hong Kong and England in the late 19