comprising an ovoid enameled porcelain bottle molded with the eighteen Buddhist luohan, the base with an apocryphal Qianlong seal mark; a lemon-yellow enameled porcelain bottle carved with Buddhist lions; and a rectangular five-color overlay glass snuff bottle with a bird, flowers, rockwork, antiques and carved ring handles; stoppers (6)

The 'luohan' bottle: Finer Things, Massachusetts, 1972.
The 'lion' bottle: Eugene Sung, New York, 1973.
The glass bottle: Eugene Sung, New York, 1973.

The 'luohan' bottle: With wear to the gilt mouth and crazing to the enamels in scattered areas. There is an old bruise to the rim and scattered firing flaws throughout. The foot has a collection number noted in black pen and traces of old museum putty residue. The 'lion' bottle: With light wear to the mouth and foot. The base with a collection number noted in black pen and an old label adhered. The glass bottle: With minute chips along the extremities and edges and light wear typical of age and use. The base has a collection number noted in black pen.
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