A Mid 20th Century Peking Glass Salt Container - Duck

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1980: item #773876

A cute little salt cellar made from Chinese Peking glass in a tortoise shell pattern. The piece is shaped like a swimming duck with its head turned to one side. There is a bronze alloy curved handle spoon with a dragon head at the tip of the spoon. We date it to the Showa period, circa 1950-1975. It measures 3 3/4" long by 2" wide and 2" high. Excellent condition and a nice addition to any collection of salts.

Yuan Chinese glass bead

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1900: item #713495
1689

Very unusual and rare beautiful five lobed bead from China. There is very little written up on Chinese glass and beads in English. The vendor I purchased this from claimed it to be Liao (907 CE – 1125) and was originally sourced from North Eastern China. There are a few anomalies with this piece in that for the most part, most Chinese glass items tended to be opaque in nature until the Ming and Qing Dynasties, while this bead has a translucence where one can see the swirls of white deep inside.... Click for details

AN OPAQUE PINK GLASS VASE WITH GREEN AND BLUE OVERLAYS

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1800: item #624158
GG010

Qing dynasty, Qianlong mark and period (1736-1795)

Consisting of a splayed foot over a flat bottom with a pink and green body opening very decisively from the foot but ending almost flat at the top, the neck rising from a second bulb and flaring on top. Objects of this type are reputed to have been manufactured by the Imperial Workshops.

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A Yellow Peking Glass Vase w/Pink Lining - Mid Qing

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1900: item #520369
Ichi 1569

An elegant 18th/19th century Peking Glass vase in a modified double gourd form. The exterior layer is of a golden yellow color - the layer beneath is a pure white - and the final interior layer of glass is a delicate pink shade. All three layers appear to extend all the way to the bottom as you can see pink highlights at the seam of the foot when you hold the vase up to light. The vase measures 8 1/4" high and is 1 1/4" diameter at the top - 4" diameter at the widest - and the base is 2 5/8" dia... Click for details

Antique snuff bottle - Moss agate Peking glass

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1920: item #478238
SnuffMoss

Rare antique snuff bottle of Peking glass simulating moss agate and with an interesting surface. Peking glass was used to simulate all kinds of materials. And this is an exceptionally successful rendition of moss agate. Later top, well matched with composite spoon. Late 19th century to early Republic, about 100 years old.

About 2.3" tall. Good condition with normal wear from usage. No chips cracks or repairs. ... Click for details

A PAIR OF MULTICOLOR OVERLAY GLASS BOTTLES

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1900: item #370874

Qing dynasty (19th century)

The two bottle similarly decorated with five color overlay carved through with flowers and foliage on a white background

H: 6 1/4in. (16cm.)

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A Multi Colored Overlay Glass Snuff Bottle - Fish Motif

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1960: item #369156

A multi color glass overlay snuff bottle – green, red, blue, purple and pink – two fish swimming amongst various colored sea plants – the green on the bottom carved into waves design – no stopper – measures 2 1/8" tall by 1 1/4" wide at the widest by 7/8" thick – excellent condition. This bottle probably dates from the early to mid 20th century – it does not have the sharp, crisp edges that are characteristic of the 18th and 19th century overlay bottles. Nonetheless, is has considerable charm.

An Early 19th Century Blue Peking Glass Facetted Vase

Chinese: Peking Glass: Multi Color Pre 1837 VR: item #331444
Ichi 3338

A very rare early Peking Glass vase with three layers of multi colored glass and facets. The underlying base color is a dark, almost cobalt blue glass. The next layer in a lighter blue glass. Then the top layer is a pale sky blue color into which streaks of yellow glass have been swirled into streaky striations. The maker then cut facetted patterns into the shoulder and in another group just below the shoulder of the vase. The overall effect is quite stunning - absolutely the only example of its... Click for details