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拍品專文
The first bottle, with a rare design of prunus on 'cracked ice', exhibits a dense 'snowstorm' ground that suggests a dating early in the 19th century.
The elegant black bottle is carved with mask and ring handles that are typical of the 19th-century production of the glassmaking workshops at Yangzhou and associated with the patrons Li Yunting and Li Junting. For a discussion of this type see Moss and Sargent, "The World in a Bottle in the World at the End of the Qing Empire, Part II: Yangzhou Overlay Glass, Journal of the International Snuff Bottle Society, Baltimore, Spring 2011, pp. 22-9.
The elegant black bottle is carved with mask and ring handles that are typical of the 19th-century production of the glassmaking workshops at Yangzhou and associated with the patrons Li Yunting and Li Junting. For a discussion of this type see Moss and Sargent, "The World in a Bottle in the World at the End of the Qing Empire, Part II: Yangzhou Overlay Glass, Journal of the International Snuff Bottle Society, Baltimore, Spring 2011, pp. 22-9.