snuff-bottle BM-1886-1013.5

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Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1720-1799 (circa)
Materials:glass
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Dimensions:Height: 7.50 centimetres

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Large snuff-bottle. Made of red translucent glass with wide mouth.
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