Description

These two stunning snuff bottles are true works of art. Crafted from delicate porcelain and adorned with meticulously hand-painted erotic designs, they capture the essence of Chinese craftsmanship. Each bottle features authentic stamps on the underside.

While these snuff bottles were inspired by the Qing Dynasty era, they were crafted during the mid-20th century. Originally designed to hold powdered tobacco, they carry a rich historical significance. During the Qing Dynasty, smoking tobacco was prohibited, but snuff use was allowed, as snuff was considered a remedy for common ailments.

These bottles aren't just historical artifacts; they are a glimpse into a unique period of Chinese culture. Their petite size and intricate art make them perfect collector's items or decorative pieces.

Add these exquisite Chinese snuff bottles to your collection and own a piece of history. Perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone seeking to add a touch of elegance to their home decor. Don't miss the chance to own these rare pieces!

Dimension: Smaller bootle is 7.5 cm tall and bigger one is 8.5 cm tall.

Condition: These bottles are in great condition, showcasing the enduring quality of Chinese porcelain craftsmanship.