Four Chinese Carved Glass Bowls 18TH-19TH CENTURY 晚清-民國 粉料花鳥紋碗三件及寶石紅料團龍紋碗 the first an opaque pink bowl with deep sides rising above a straight foot to a flaring mouth rim, carved to the exterior with scenes of the immortal Li Tieguai at ease in a landscape. The second opaque pink bowl of conical form, supported above a straight foot, and deeply carved to the exterior with a scene of egrets and magpies roosting in chrysanthemum and prunus sprays. The third a translucent magenta toned example, carved to the flaring sides with continuous floral sprays, the foot slightly splayed. The final of transparent crushed cranberry tone, the rounded walls rising form a splayed sectioned foot, and culminating in a thin slightly everted mouth rim, the exterior deeply carved with four evenly spaced roundels of alternating dragon and phoenix. Diameter of largest 7 3/4 in., 19.6 cm. Property from the Halim Time & Glass Museum, Evanston, Illinois The flaring opaque pink bowl: Ex. Ina & Sanford Gadient Collection Illustrated: Chinese Qing Dynasty Glass Treasures: A Selection from the Gadient Collection. Asiantiques, 2009, cat. no. 24. Exhibited: Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida, January-May 1999 Lowe Art Museum, December 1999-January 2000 The conical opaque pink bowl: Ex. Ina & Sandford Gadient Collection Asiantiques Illustrated: Chinese Qing Dynasty Glass Treasures: A Selection from the Gadient Collection, Vol. III. Asiantiques, 2011, cat. no. 27. The cranberry bowl: Acquired in Cape Cod in the early 1980s Illustrated: Chinese Qing Dynasty Glass Treasures: A Selection from the Gadient Collection. Asiantiques, 2009, cat. no. 44. Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve 本拍品不設底價