A Moulded Green And Black Enamelled 'Dragon' Snuff Bottle Daoguang four-character seal mark and of the period Of compressed pear-shaped form
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A MOULDED GREEN AND BLACK ENAMELLED 'DRAGON' SNUFF BOTTLE Daoguang four-character seal mark and of the period Of compressed pear-shaped form, moulded and painted in green and black enamels with a striding five-clawed dragon wrapped around the bottle and grasping towards a flaming pearl, stopper. 8cm (3 1/8in) high with stopper. (2). Footnotes: 清道光 黑綠彩模印龍紋鼻烟壺 「道光年製」款 Provenance: Robert Hall, London A private collection, Edinburgh, acquired from the above 16th December 2008 (invoice) Published and Illustrated: The Heriot Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles, Volume II , Edinburgh, 2020, p.29, fig.19
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