Green Painted Glass Brush-Washer

$428.00

Object reference: BRU-10591186539

Object details

6.6 × 3.5 cm (2.60 × 1.38 in)
Two dimensions supplied in the original order; diameter × height is an interpretation of the form, not an additional measurement.
Green glass with surface-painted/enamel-like decoration; exact paint composition and glass recipe untested.

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Condition

Small surface marks and variable painted edges visible; base bears reign-style characters, not authenticated.

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Delivery & returns

Dispatch location: China
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Shipping & import charges: Free shipping. Customs clearance, applicable import duties and import taxes included for supported destinations. No additional customs charges payable on delivery.
Dispatch & delivery time: Dispatch within 7 days of payment. Estimated transit time: 1–2 weeks after dispatch; customs and local delivery may cause delays.
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The story

A low, rounded vessel holds a small opening within a broad green glass body. Painted vines, fruits and blossoms move around the curved surface; the transparent colour lends depth behind the brighter surface decoration.

Originally described as a brush-washer for a writing table, it also works as a small decorative vessel on a shelf. A short dry stem is a possible styling choice if it fits without pressure. Water-tightness and painted-surface durability have not been tested, so dry display is the cautious starting point.

Attribution note

Chinese-style glass scholar's object with vine-and-fruit motifs. Seller calls it Qing; reign-style marks and decoration do not establish manufacture date.