160 - A vase made of deep amber-colored glass with gold leaf inclusions scattered throughout its glassy mass. The pear-shaped body, with a slender neck ending in a bulbous mouth, is finely engraved with an imperial poetic inscription: “Emerging from the mountain without intent, yet still forming the mountain—its wonder lies in the rising vapor of a single breath. One accustomed to sitting in a thatched pavilion watching the mountains suddenly wonders: Who has added these extra layers?Mid-autumn of the Jiaxu year of the Qianlong era.” The verses are accompanied by an incised landscape depicting rocky valleys, tall pine trees, and traditional buildings. The base bears an incised four-character seal reading “Made during the Qianlong era.” Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) or later.

A vase made of deep amber-colored glass with gold leaf inclusions scattered throughout its glassy mass. The pear-shaped body, with a slender neck ending in a bulbous mouth, is finely engraved with an imperial poetic inscription: “Emerging from the mountain without intent, yet still forming the mountain—its wonder lies in the rising vapor of a single breath. One accustomed to sitting in a thatched pavilion watching the mountains suddenly wonders: Who has added these extra layers?Mid-autumn of the Jiaxu year of the Qianlong era.” The verses are accompanied by an incised landscape depicting rocky valleys, tall pine trees, and traditional buildings. The base bears an incised four-character seal reading “Made during the Qianlong era.” Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) or later. Height: 27 cm; Mouth diameter: 5.4 cm; Base diameter: 8.5 cm Weight: 1910 g