288 - Three Chinese red-overlaid Peking glass snuff bottles, late Qing dynasty, comprising: one carved with a fisherman punting a boat, the reverse with a farmer below a pine tree, against a white-snowflake ground, one with two chilong clambering to the side, against a clear ground, and another, with various incense burners, associated stopper (5.2 to 6.5cm high) (4) Provenance: From a private English collection in Cambridge. Footnote: 清晚期 套红料鼻烟壶 一组三件 Condition Report: Fisherman - small chips to lingzhi, the pine and the willow trees. Chilong - small chips to rim and edges. Censer - chipped to rim, minute chips to edges.

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