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Staff with snuff vessel
View through The Met
Wood, Zulu or Nguni peoples
The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Noble and Jean Endicott 1993
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Unusual Snuff Boxes and Accessories (18th/19th c.)
Unusual Snuff Boxes and Accessories (18th/19th c.)
Six Snuff Boxes & Accessories: Horn box with reverse-painted glass image of Venice, "The Snuff Takers" lid, a brass perpetual calendar snuff box in English and Latin, dated 1787, a...
Beak-Spouted Pitcher
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The vessel has a shallow foot with flat base. A slight edge marks the transition of shoulder to neck, which opens in a flaring mouth. A flat strap handle connects lip and shoulder....
Nestoris (two-handled jar) with Mythological Scenes
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Snuff box with lovers discovered
Snuff box with lovers discovered
This small box was likely intended to hold snuff. The exterior of the hinged lid is decorated with a scene of two young lovers embracing on a terrace. The foreground holds a sheath...
Snuff bottle painted with brown glaze
Snuff bottle painted with brown glaze
Porcelain snuff-bottle painted with brown glaze, by an uknown artist made in the 18th or 19th century in China....
Snuff bottle painted with dark brown glaze
Snuff bottle painted with dark brown glaze
Porcelain snuff bottle painted with dark brown glaze, by an unknown artist made in the 18th or 19th century in China....
Snuff bottle moulded with dragon chasing pearl
Snuff bottle moulded with dragon chasing pearl
Porcelain snuff bottle moulded with dragon chasing pearl, probably by the Chinese Imperial workshops made between 1800-1880 in Jingdezhen, China....
Snuff bottle painted with dragon chasing pearl
Snuff bottle painted with dragon chasing pearl
Porcelain snuff bottle with dragon chasing pearl painted in underglaze copper-red, probably by the Chinese Imperial workshops made between 1800-1880 in Jingdezhen, China....