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Qianlong Mark Famille-Rose Enamel Snuff Bottle

$200.00Price

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Collection

Ceramics & Tea Wares


Period

Qing Style


Overview

A porcelain snuff bottle with famille-rose enamel decoration on a yellow ground, admired for its miniature scale, bright palette, and cabinet charm.


Description

This porcelain snuff bottle is decorated in famille-rose enamels on a vivid yellow ground and carries a four-character Qianlong mark on the base. The compact globular form is animated by floral and auspicious motifs rendered in polychrome enamel, giving the bottle the charm and visual density often associated with Chinese miniature decorative arts.


The bright yellow ground provides a striking field for the painted decoration, while the rounded shape and domed stopper contribute to the balance of the piece. Bottles of this kind were admired not only for practical use but also for their status as highly portable objects of taste, capable of concentrating color, ornament, and craftsmanship into a small scale.


The base mark should be understood with appropriate caution, as marks of this type may indicate homage to earlier Qing taste rather than definitive period attribution. As offered here, the bottle is best appreciated for its decorative finesse, cabinet appeal, and Qing-style porcelain character.


Details

Object Type: Snuff Bottle

Material: Porcelain with famille-rose enamel decoration

Decoration: Floral and auspicious motifs on yellow ground

Height: 6.5 cm

Width: 4.8 cm

Weight: 56 g

Mark: Four-character mark “Qianlong Nian Zhi” (乾隆年制)

Origin: Chinese style


Condition

Minor surface wear consistent with age and handling.


Authenticity & Attribution Note

The Qianlong mark is treated here as a mark of style or homage unless independently documented otherwise; the object is therefore best described in Qing style rather than as a guaranteed Qianlong-period work.

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