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An Agate 'Peanut and Jujube' Snuff Bottle, 1750-1860, 清 十八/十九世纪 玛瑙巧作'早生贵子'烟壶, length 2.6 in — 6.6 cm
In Asian Art
清 十八/十九世纪 玛瑙巧作'早生贵子'烟壶
The agate pebble carved and incised with curvaceous lines as a wrinkled jujube date, the stone of pale tone with patches of honey-brown, the opaque areas accentuated as peanuts in high relief, length 2.6 in — 6.6 cm
Provenance:
Sotheby's New York, September 17, 1996, lot 72
Ex. Bernice Staus Hasterlik Collection
来源:
纽约苏富比1996年9月17日,拍品编号72
伯尼斯·斯塔斯·哈斯特利克旧藏
Note:
The Chinese term of jujubes, or 'zaozi', is a homophony for 'early son', while peanuts ('huasheng') is a pun for 'giving birth'. As a result, the combination of the two represents the wish to 'soon give birth to a distinguished son'.
For another 'peanut agate' snuff bottle in the Palace Museum, Beijing, see 'The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Snuff Bottles', Hong Kong, 2003, p.156, pl.255.
Compare with examples sold at Bonhams New York, September 19, 2022, lot 81; Sotheby's Hong Kong, June 4, 2021, lot 1020; and Sotheby's Hong Kong, November 28, 2019, lot 525.
类似请参考纽约邦瀚斯2022年9月19日,拍品编号81;香港苏富比2021年6月4日,拍品编号1020;以及2019年11月28日,拍品编号525
Estimate: $3,000—5,000
清 十八/十九世纪 玛瑙巧作'早生贵子'烟壶
The agate pebble carved and incised with curvaceous lines as a wrinkled jujube date, the stone of pale tone with patches of honey-brown, the opaque areas accentuated as peanuts in high relief, length 2.6 in — 6.6 cm
Provenance:
Sotheby's New York, September 17, 1996, lot 72
Ex. Bernice Staus Hasterlik Collection
来源:
纽约苏富比1996年9月17日,拍品编号72
伯尼斯·斯塔斯·哈斯特利克旧藏
Note:
The Chinese term of jujubes, or 'zaozi', is a homophony for 'early son', while peanuts ('huasheng') is a pun for 'giving birth'. As a result, the combination of the two represents the wish to 'soon give birth to a distinguished son'.
For another 'peanut agate' snuff bottle in the Palace Museum, Beijing, see 'The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Snuff Bottles', Hong Kong, 2003, p.156, pl.255.
Compare with examples sold at Bonhams New York, September 19, 2022, lot 81; Sotheby's Hong Kong, June 4, 2021, lot 1020; and Sotheby's Hong Kong, November 28, 2019, lot 525.
类似请参考纽约邦瀚斯2022年9月19日,拍品编号81;香港苏富比2021年6月4日,拍品编号1020;以及2019年11月28日,拍品编号525
Estimate: $3,000—5,000
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