VIER SNUFFBOTTLES MIT INNENWANDMALEREI AUS GLAS - photo 1

VIER SNUFFBOTTLES MIT INNENWANDMALEREI AUS GLAS

Lot 81
09.06.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 81 | VIER SNUFFBOTTLES MIT INNENWANDMALEREI AUS GLAS
Estimate value
€ 120
FOUR INSIDE-PAINTED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLES China Glass. H. ca. 5.7-8.2 cm. Including a) and b) painted with sections of "Qingming Shanghe Tu", a) is signed "Cui Qiang"; c) painted with landscape; d) painted with ducks and plum blossoms, signed "Bai Jun". With traces of use, stopper of c) and d) missing, c) and d) also with label of state-owned antique and curio store and wax seal from customs for Cultural relics. Kulturgueter. Provenance: From a private collection in North Rhine-Westphalia, c) and d) acquired in 1985 at the state-owned antique and curio store of Dalian City.
VIER SNUFFBOTTLES MIT INNENWANDMALEREI AUS GLAS China Glas. H. ca. 5.7-8.2 cm. Das Konvolut umfasst a) und b) mit Ausschnitten aus ''Qingming Shanghe Tu'' bemalt, a) signiert ''Cui Qiang''; c) mit Landschaft gemalt; d) bemalt mit Enten und Pflaumenblueten, signiert ''Bai Jun''. Mit Gebrauchsspuren, Stopper von c) und d) verloren, c) und d) mit Etikett des staatlichen Antiquitaeten- und Kuriositaetenladens und Wachssiegel vom Zoll fuer Kulturgueter. Provenienz: Aus einer Privatsammlung in Nordrhein-Westfalen, c) und d) 1985 im staatlichen Antiquitaeten- und Kuriositaetenladen der Stadt Dalian erworben.
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