Qianlong style stir glass skimmer bottle

[Qianlong Stir Glass Flap Bottle]

Qianlong Stir Glass Flap Bottle, with a height of 20.8cm and a diameter of 11cm
The bottle has a trumpet shaped round mouth, with an outwardly curved mouth, a straight and long neck, a wide belly, and a downward converging shape. It is oval like a goose, with high rounded feet, and an outwardly curved bottom. “Qianlong Year System” four-character regular script engraved on the sole of the foot. The rim of the bottle and the feet are covered with turquoise glass, and the neck and abdomen are decorated with white, blue, and red stripes that alternate with each other. The bottle is spirally wound throughout the body, and the alternating patterns of colors are white, red, white, and blue< The glass stirring process is a new glass decoration process created during the Qianlong period, which is quite complex and similar to twisting wire. The earliest appearance of style on glassware was during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, a large number of glass works produced by the Qing Palace Office often had a model year, but the style distribution was mostly double straight line, single straight line, and surrounded by columns. The engraving method of this work is quite special, with single characters in four directions
This bottle has a pure color, a clean texture, an elegant shape, and smooth and lively decorative patterns. It injects vitality into the originally static utensils, making it a rare Qing Dynasty glass treasure