A White-Overlay Sky Blue Glass 'Dragons' Snuff Bottle Attributed to the Imperial workshops, Qing Dynasty, 1760-1790 Of rounded rectangular form
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A WHITE-OVERLAY SKY BLUE GLASS 'DRAGONS' SNUFF BOTTLE Attributed to the Imperial workshops, Qing Dynasty, 1760-1790 Of rounded rectangular form, carved through translucent white glass with a continuous scene of two confronting dragons above a sea of waves, stopper. 6.8cm (2 11/16in) high with stopper. (2). Footnotes: 清 一七六零至一七九零年 天藍地套白料龍紋鼻烟壺 Provenance: Caroline Wilcox (the Albemarle Collection) Arthur Leroy and Lila Fisher Caldwell (1903-1992) The North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh Sotheby's New York, 23rd March 1998, set 34 Robert Kleiner, London The Ramfield collection, acquired from the above 14th December 2005 (invoice) Published and Illustrated: Robert Kleiner, Chinese Snuff Bottles from the Albemarle Collection, Part I, Hong Kong, 1994, no.14
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