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12 | Bonhams  A taupe glass snuff bottle
              1760-1860
              Of pear-shaped form, the sumptuous body with sloping shoulders rising
              to a cylindrical neck, flanked by a pair of chilong clambering up the sides,
              their tails forming the foot rim,the glass an even tone.
              2 1/2in (6.1cm) high
              $2,000 - 3,000

              8008
              A thumbprint agate snuff bottle
              1750-1880
              Of compressed ovoid form with a flat lip and wide mouth, with a concave
              foot, the interior well-hollowed, the stone with tones of garnet, white
              and grey, each side bearing an attractive pattern of concentric rings
              2in (3.1cm) high
              $2,000 - 3,000

              8009
              An aventurine-style snuff bottle
              Likely Imperial Glassworks, Beijing 1736-1800
              Of compressed form, with a flat lip and straight neck, the oval foot rim
              surrounding the shallowly recessed flat foot, the interior well-hollowed,
              the body suffused with minute gold specks.
              2 1/2in (6.3cm) high
              $2,000 - 3,000
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