AN ENAMELED FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN 'MENG HAORAN' SNUFF BOTTLE, DAOGUANGPorcelain painted with vivid enamels in slight relief. China, Daoguang four-character seal script mark painted in iron-red and of the period (1821-1850)Delicately painted in low relief on one side with Meng Haoran riding his donkey, followed by an attendant carrying a large sprig of blossoming prunus over his right shoulder, the reverse with another attendant, also on his feet, but carrying a parasol, depicted in a rocky landscape with a fence and a tree in the background.Shape: Slightly bulbous rectangular shape with rounded shouldersHollowing: StandardMouth, neck and lip: Cylindric, slightly sprawling neck with slanted inner and outer lip, smaller mouthBase: Oval base with raised this foot rim, the inner bottom carrying the markDesign, marks, school: Jingdezehn kilnsStopper: Light green jade with splashes of emeraldHeight of the bottle with stopper: 6.6 cm.Width of the mouth: 6 mm.Width of the neck: 16 mm.Condition: Excellent condition with one chip to foot rim filled as visibly on the imagesProvenance: American private collectionLiterature comparison: Snuff Bottles from the Mary & George Bloch Collection: Part IX. Sotheby’s, Hong Kong, November 24th, 2014, lot 128. Snuff Bottles from the Mary & George Bloch Collection: Part VIII. Sotheby’s, Hong Kong, May 26th, 2014, lot 1092. FINE CHINESE ART. Bonhams, Hong Kong, November 28th, 2011, lot 155. (all for various other Daoguang mark and period Famille Rose bottles) CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES. Bonhams, New York, September 12th, 2016, lot 9139. (for another Daoguang mark and period Famille Rose bottle with a similar shape)道光年間粉彩“孟浩然”鼻烟壺品相極好，足部邊緣有一小缺損美國私人收藏