THREE MOLDED PORCEAIN BOTTLES1796-1820; 1840-1910; and 1800-1880 The first a coral-red-glazed bottle, molded with a dragon to one side and a phoenix to the other; the second a white and yellow glazed 'wine-jar' bottle of baluster shape with sloping shoulders, imitation rope-twist binding to the body and short black inscriptions with names of wines ( Zhuang Yuan Hong ) and brewer; the third in the form of a curled lotus leaf molded with high-relief stalks, buds and a beetle and with low-relief veins; stoppers. 2 7/8in (7.5cm) high; 2 3/16in (5.7cm) high; 2 15/16in (7.6cm) high (3). 1796-1820、1840-1910、1800-1880年 模印珊瑚紅、狀元紅酒瓶形、荷趣鼻烟壺各一 Provenance: The second: Sotheby's New York, 17 March 1997, lot 403 The third: Raymond Li Collection Kwok Gallery, Singapore, 12 October 1985 Published: ICSBS Journal August 1985, p. 147 Architektur & Wohnen , Heft 1/82, p. 181, no. 5 來源： 其二： 紐約蘇富比，1997年3月17日，拍品編號403 其三： Raymond Li舊藏 新加坡Kwok Gallery古董行，1985年10月12日 出版： 國際中國鼻煙壺學會期刊，1985年8月，頁147 Architektur & Wohnen ，安倍格，1/82，頁181，號5 A similar 'wine-jar' bottle is illustrated by Hui, Polak and Sin, Hidden Treasures of the Dragon , Sydney, 1991, no. 292.