Thank you for viewing. Product size: Height approximately 8.4cm, Width 5.8cm Thickness approximately 3.42cm, Weight approximately 118g Snuff bottles (bi-en-ko) were portable containers for fragrances and medicine, widely used by nobles and literati during the Qing dynasty, and are highly regarded as a unique Chinese art craft. In these small vessels that fit in the palm of your hand, the aesthetic sense and techniques of each dynasty are condensed, and they are now popular as antique art with high collectibility. This is a metal snuff bottle, and the bottom is stamped with "Xuantong Nian Zhi" (Made in the Xuantong era). On the body, two celestial maidens gracefully dancing enveloped in clouds are three-dimensionally expressed with delicate metal carving, and the flowing lines of their clothes and their supple figures are a very beautiful masterpiece. In addition, the lid part is decorated with elaborate openwork, and the finish allows you to feel the high level of craftsmanship that has been carefully crafted down to the details. There are discoloration and scratches due to aging, which are unique to old items, but it is a tasteful item that allows you to feel the history, including those. Please check the images and consider. This snuff bottle is made of metal, but the details of the material are unknown. Also, it does not react to a magnet, so it is not iron. Please rest assured. This is an item that we highly recommend to those looking for antiques and antique art.