A Rare Chinese Yellow Glass Figural Hand-Form Snuff Bottle
Qing Dynasty (1644-1912); A Chinese yellow glass snuff bottle carved in the form of a stylized hand with the index finger raised. The bottle is hollowed from the interior, with a circular mouth at the top and a short cylindrical neck. The glass displays an even opaque yellow tone with scattered dark inclusions visible under close inspection. The form is well-modeled and tactile, likely intended as a novelty or figural snuff bottle. Length: 1.75 inches; Width: 1.25 inches ; Height: 2.5 inches.
Condition
Overall good condition. Minor surface wear and scattered dark inclusions to the glass. No visible cracks or repairs observed.
Qing Dynasty (1644-1912); A Chinese yellow glass snuff bottle carved in the form of a stylized hand with the index finger raised. The bottle is hollowed from the interior, with a circular mouth at the top and a short cylindrical neck. The glass displays an even opaque yellow tone with scattered dark inclusions visible under close inspection. The form is well-modeled and tactile, likely intended as a novelty or figural snuff bottle. Length: 1.75 inches; Width: 1.25 inches ; Height: 2.5 inches.
Condition
Overall good condition. Minor surface wear and scattered dark inclusions to the glass. No visible cracks or repairs observed.
