A set of three porcelain snuffboxes, China, 19th century The first, cylindrical in blue and copper-red porcelain, is decorated with a large sampan rowing under the oars of many sailors towards a pagoda emerging from the waves. The shoulder and neck are decorated with leiwen on a geometric background. A small frieze decorates the base. Coral stopper (glued) H. 9.5 cm The second, cylindrical, is decorated with an egret standing on a body of water from which lotus flowers emerge, a bat in flight above. The neck is decorated with florets. Lapis lazuli stopper (restoration and crack). H. 8.5 cm Of baluster form, the last is in cracked monochrome "peach skin" porcelain. The base is unglazed. Imitation coral glass stopper (glued stopper). H. 8.5 cm