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Snuff Bottle with Lions and Tasseled Balls
The Walters Art Museum
Snuff Bottle with Precious Objects
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Snuff Bottle with Dragon
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Jar with Three Fu-Dogs
The Walters Art Museum
By the late 1600s, groupings of five or seven Chinese porcelain vessels with alternating shapes were often displayed over doors.
Snuff Bottle with Bees and Flowers
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Snuff Bottle with Lions and Brocaded Tassels
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Pair of Vases with Flowers, Insects, and Birds
The Walters Art Museum
This pair of vases are pair of famille rose export-wares decorated with flowers, insects and birds on a rose paste ground.
Pair of Famille Verte Wine Pots in the Form of the Characters
The Walters Art Museum
This pair of pots is an example of "famille verte" porcelain.
Snuff Bottle with Horses
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Red Baluster-Shaped Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This vase is glazed and enameled. The neck has been ground down. The openwork Japanese (?) metal cover has designs of bamboo stalks.
Snuff Bottle with Two Figures in a Landscape and Men in a Boat
The Walters Art Museum
Modeled in high relief.
Camel
The Walters Art Museum
A beast of burden and crucial component of the trade routes across the northwest deserts of China, the camel came to symbolize commerce, exchange, and
Ewer
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Center of a Broken Dish with Shou Lao
The Walters Art Museum
This is an example of "famille verte" porcelain; this particular piece is the center of a broken dish featuring Shou Lao, the God of Longevi
Pair of Vases in the Shape of Twin Fish
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This pair of vases depict twin fish rising from the waves.
Vase in the Shape of a Cong
The Walters Art Museum
This form first appeared in Neolithic times, and eventually it was said to symbolize the earth.
Vase with Landscape
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Pair of Bottles with Ladies
The Walters Art Museum
These blue and white bottles depict ladies in European-style wigs.
Snuff Bottle with Birds and Flowering Tree
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Jar with Climbing Floral Designs
The Walters Art Museum
By the late 1600s, groupings of five or seven Chinese porcelain vessels with alternating shapes were often displayed over doors.
Snuff Bottle with Bird and Landscape
The Walters Art Museum
Snuff Bottle in the Form of a Miniature Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This streaked olive-brown glaze drains to an almost colorless tone at the mouth of this vessel and pools in a thick welt above the brown-dressed foot-
Snuff Bottle with Dragon
The Walters Art Museum
This famille-verte Dragon Bottle, simliar in shape to Walters 49.2551 is enamelled over the white glaze with a large dragon amongst flames and a sacre