A FAMILLE ROSE MOLDED PORCELAIN SNUFF BOTTLEMolded and carved porcelain in high relief, painted in vivid Famille Rose enamels. China, 1800-1850The body is molded in high relief with a continuous scene of figures in boats, three figures in a sampan on one side and two standing in a skiff on the reverse, the two scenes separated by willow trees growing from rocks, and all against a ground of wind-tossed waves below multi-colored clouds and a band of key fret on the neck.Shape: Bulbous formHollowing: StandardMouth, neck and lip: Cylindric neck, wide mouthBase: Flat oval baseDesign, marks, school: Imperial, Jingdezehn kilnsStopper: Stained organic material with coral color on a green plateletHeight of the bottle with stopper: 5.8 cm.Width of the mouth: 7 mm.Width of the neck: 13 mm.Condition: Neck and foot trimmed, extensive wear, one chip and minor nibbling, overall fair conditionProvenance: Old Austrian private collection, acquired before 1930, thence by descentLiterature comparison: The Ruth and Carl Barron Collection of Fine Chinese Snuff Bottles: Part I. Christies, New York, September 16th, 2015, lot 318. Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Part I and Part II Including Property from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections. Christies, New York, March 24th, 2011, lot 1586. (both for nearly identical bottles)1800-1850年間粉彩鼻烟壺頸部足部有缺陷，磨損嚴重，局部有缺損奧地利私人老收藏，1930年前購入，家族傳承