Add to ORKGThis is one of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff plate which would have held the product once it was poured from the bottle. One can notice the machine-turned pattern of the ivory grain on this object as well as the mark of the blood vessel which would have run the length of the tusk
With the introduction of snuff to China during the late Ming dynasty, snuff taking became a nation-w...
With the introduction of snuff to China during the late Ming dynasty, snuff taking became a nation-w...
White oval porcelain Chinese snuff bottle with bamboo and flower decoration and red stone and gold m...
This is from a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff plate whcih would ...
This object consists of a very thick snuff plate with a fairly small diameter. This plate was most l...
This is one of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff bottle in the sh...
This is one part of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a vase-shaped funn...
This is one part of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff spoon
Paper mache snuff, oval in shape, lacquered, small silver fake escutcheon plate at opening, hinged, ...
This is a container which may have contained snuff. On the lid of the container one will notice a ma...
Mold blown snuff bottle; rectangular with corners cut off into four small panels; pontil mark on bot...
This is a carnelian snuff bottle with a wood stand. It appears mostly white in color with brownish ...
This is a vintage snuff bottle, not a Qing Dynasty Peking glass bottle. Archaic bronze ritual vessel...
Tall Cylinder Porcelain Chinese snuff bottle with red and blue glazed depiction of human figures on ...
Small black carved soapstone Chinese snuff bottle with no cap. Comes with text panel that says: CHIN...
With the introduction of snuff to China during the late Ming dynasty, snuff taking became a nation-w...
With the introduction of snuff to China during the late Ming dynasty, snuff taking became a nation-w...
White oval porcelain Chinese snuff bottle with bamboo and flower decoration and red stone and gold m...
This is from a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff plate whcih would ...
This object consists of a very thick snuff plate with a fairly small diameter. This plate was most l...
This is one of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff bottle in the sh...
This is one part of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a vase-shaped funn...
This is one part of a set of accessories for a snuff-user's kit. This object is a snuff spoon
Paper mache snuff, oval in shape, lacquered, small silver fake escutcheon plate at opening, hinged, ...
This is a container which may have contained snuff. On the lid of the container one will notice a ma...
Mold blown snuff bottle; rectangular with corners cut off into four small panels; pontil mark on bot...
This is a carnelian snuff bottle with a wood stand. It appears mostly white in color with brownish ...
This is a vintage snuff bottle, not a Qing Dynasty Peking glass bottle. Archaic bronze ritual vessel...
Tall Cylinder Porcelain Chinese snuff bottle with red and blue glazed depiction of human figures on ...
Small black carved soapstone Chinese snuff bottle with no cap. Comes with text panel that says: CHIN...
With the introduction of snuff to China during the late Ming dynasty, snuff taking became a nation-w...
With the introduction of snuff to China during the late Ming dynasty, snuff taking became a nation-w...
White oval porcelain Chinese snuff bottle with bamboo and flower decoration and red stone and gold m...