188 - A FAMILLE-ROSE PORCELAIN ‘ONE HUNDRED ANTIQUES’ SNUFF BOTTLE IMPERIAL KILNS, JINGDEZHEN, SEAL MARK AND PERIOD OF JIAQING, 1796-1820

A FAMILLE-ROSE PORCELAIN ‘ONE HUNDRED ANTIQUES’ SNUFF BOTTLE IMPERIAL KILNS, JINGDEZHEN, SEAL MARK AND PERIOD OF JIAQING, 1796-1820 To Be Sold Without Reserve Moulded overall with various precious antiquities on a lozenge diaper, including qin, weiqi set, lanterns, censers and vases containing prunus, millet, coral and ruyi sceptre Height: 6.7cm Provenance: Trõngsundsboden, Stockholm, 1965 Guo’an Collection (Ann Kreuger) Sotheby’s Hong Kong, 30th October 2000, lot 630 Hugh Moss (HK) Ltd, 15th November 2000, (a copy of the original invoice available) For a similar example from the Rachelle R. Holden Collection, see Christie’s New York, 24th March 2022, lot 856 This popular moulded design was produced late in the reign of the Qianlong Emperor and continued to be a standard imperial staple during the Jiaqing period for imperial distribution. A similar bottle with a four-character Qianlong mark may be found in The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Beijing, 1995, cat. No. 322, p. 212. For another similar Jiaqing marked example from the Rachelle R. Holden Collection, see Christie’s New York, 24th March 2022, lot 856 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