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167 - AN ENAMELLED PORCELAIN ‘PAK CHOI’ SNUFF BOTTLE 1840-1920
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AN ENAMELLED PORCELAIN ‘PAK CHOI’ SNUFF BOTTLE 1840-1920 To Be Sold Without Reserve The extremely thinly potted bottle moulded in the form of a Chinese cabbage, its leaves painted in bright turquoise and pale green the stalks in white Height: 7.5cm Provenance: Hugh Moss (HK) Ltd, 26th September 1996, (a copy of the original invoice available) For two bottles from the same mould and kiln see, Moss, Graham, Tsang, The Art of the Chinese Snuff Bottle, nos. 245 and 246, and for discussion on the group, nos. 243 - 246 Ω This Lot was imported outside of the UK, under the Temporary Admission scheme. 5% import VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ price and 20% VAT will be charged on the ‘buyer’s premium’. If proof of export outside of the UK can be provided for this item within 3 months of the sale date, then the VAT can be refunded. Please contact us for further details and shipping advice
Auction details
Fine Chinese Snuff Bottles from the Collection of Robert G. Piper: All Bottles To Be Sold Without ReserveAuction house
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