A VERY RARE SEMI-OPAQUE GREEN GLASS PEACH-FORM BOX AND COVER WITH TOURMALINE INK PALETTE
清十八/十九世紀 綠料仿碧玉桃形蓋盒配隨形碧璽筆掭 《濠園珍玩》篆書刻款

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清十八/十九世紀 綠料仿碧玉桃形蓋盒配隨形碧璽筆掭 《濠園珍玩》篆書刻款
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Cola Ma, Hong Kong.
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Sumptuous Elegance: Art of the 18th Century Qing Dynasty, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 17 March - 30 June 1992.

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Haoyuan zhenwan (the treasured thing of Haoyuan) is a mark associated with Xu Shizhang (1889-1954). Xu was a businessman and famous collector/connoisseur of Chinese art during the Republic era. Xu was also the cousin of Xu Shichang, the President of the Republic of China from 10 October 1918 to 2 June 1922. After Xu's death, his family donated much of his collection to the Tianjin Art Museum.
A clear amber glass box of similar peach form dated to the 18th century in the collection of Alan E. Feen is illustrated by E.B. Curtis ed., Pure Brightness Shines Everywhere: The Glass of China, England/Vermont, 2004, p. 72, fig. 8.7.

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