Asian Art

December 0510, 2020
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LOT 16

Lot 16

A Group of Three Famille Rose Moulded Snuff Bottles, 19th/20th Century

A Group of Three Famille Rose Moulded Snuff Bottles, 19th/20th Century
Lot 16 Details
A Group of Three Famille Rose Moulded Snuff Bottles, 19th/20th Century

十九/二十世纪 模制瓷胎鼻烟壶一组三件

The first depicting the Eight Immortals, the second with nine Buddhistic lions, both with Qianlong marks to the base, the final moulded and enameled in the shape of a squirrel clinging to leafy grapevines
tallest height 3.5 in — 9 cm

Estimate $300-$500

Realised: $780
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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A Group of Three Famille Rose Moulded Snuff Bottles, 19th/20th Century
  • A Group of Three Famille Rose Moulded Snuff Bottles, 19th/20th Century
  • A Group of Three Famille Rose Moulded Snuff Bottles, 19th/20th Century
Provenance:

Estate of Lois Orkin, Toronto
来源: 多伦多路易斯·奥金女士遗产珍藏

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CONDITION DETAILS

minor rough edges; overall in good condition

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  • 2 Stars: Fair - Exhibits flaws or damage that may draw the eye under standard lighting
  • 1 Star: Poor - Flaws or damage immediately apparent under standard lighting (examples: missing components, rips, broken glass, damaged surfaces, etc.)

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