PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF KIM GREEN AN ENAMELED TURQUOISE GLASS SNUFF BOTTLEAttributed to Yangzhou, 1767-1799 Of shield shape with shoulders sloping to a waisted neck with everted mouth and with a slightly concave oval foot, the turquoise glass decorated using famille rose enamels with a continuous scene of fan-tailed carp swimming among water weeds beneath overhanging flowering trees, the neck with a border of scrolling flower-heads, the base with a three-character Guyuexuan mark; stopper. 2 1/4in (5.6cm) high 1767-1799年 或為揚州作坊製 《古月軒》款 松石綠料粉彩落花遊魚圖鼻煙壺一件 Provenance: A private Asian collection Michael C. Hughes LLC, 26 October 2005 Kim Green (1958-2017) Collection, no. 94 來源： 亞洲私人收藏 Michael C. Hughes LLC古董行，2005年10月26日 Kim Green（1958-2017）舊藏，藏品編號94 The group of enamel on glass bottles, of which this is part, is characterized by opaque glass bodies, in this case turquoise, decorated with monotone enamel colors which are varied throughout the design but involve little shading. The bases generally either have a three-character Guyuexuan mark as this bottle does, or a four-character Qianlong nianzhi mark in a line, usually in seal script. Since the base is of an oval shape, this makes logical sense.