Classification and Process Characteristics of Glass Snuff Bottles Made by the Royal Workshop Management Office of Qing Dynasty ZHANG RONG  Researcher, Forbidden City Museum

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Visual arts Tobacco Chinese culture Glass Matter Chinese art Glass production Glass art Snuff bottle Stained glass Snuff Vitreous enamel		Classification and Process Characteristics of Glass Snuff Bottles Made by the Royal Workshop Management Office of Qing Dynasty ZHANG RONG  Researcher, Forbidden City Museum Add to Reading List Source URL: gplus-park.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,80 MB Share Document on Facebook

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