Agate snuff bottle.

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Agate snuff bottle.

  • Image Number: K1D001131N000000000PAE
  • Dynasty: Qing dynasty
  • Category: Miscellaneous objects
  • Function: Container
  • Material: Minerals/jade jewelry/agate
  • Description:
    It has a wide mouth, a short neck and shoulders, a flat body, and short legs. Covered with pink tourmaline. The body is plain without lines, and the transparent brown orange skin is gathered on both sides.

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