Vintage Chinese Ceramic Snuff Bottle w/ Peonies & Finches 3.25" Charger This is an antique Japanese

This is an antique Japanese cup called a Sobachoko (dating back probably to the mid to late Edo Era (c

shoulder parts and thigh covers

1935 by the great Japanese shinhanga artist Hiroshi Yoshida (1876 to 1950)

This unusually large vintage Japanese carving (mid-late 20th century) was created by the indigenous Ainu people now mainly on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido

75" wide by 10" tall

Vintage Chinese Ceramic Snuff Bottle w/ Peonies & Finches 3.25" Charger This is an antique JapaneseThis is a Vintage Chinese snuff bottle with lid and spoon. Early to mid 1900's Height = 3. 25" Diameter = 1. 75" The Chinese snuff bottle originated during the Qing Dynasty in the 17th century. Initially, they were practical containers for holding powdered tobacco, which was sniffed for its stimulant effects. However, they evolved into decorative art objects, often made from materials like glass, porcelain, jade, or precious metals. They were often