A rare Chinese Peking glass three-colour jar, Qing Dynasty, the squat shouldered body of bubble-suffused translucent blue, supported on short tripod legs and with double mask handles, the details carved, fused to the sides at the widest part, decorated in overlaid metal of greenish colour carved with two chilong, among red flame scrolls, each turned to bite its tail, the short narrow neck with greenish lipped rim, 8cm highProvenance: Purchased by the current owner at Sotheby's, London, 12th November, 1979, lot 78, from the collection of Professor P.H. Plesch and Mrs T. Plesch.This lot was described in the Sotheby's catalogue as 18th century and compared to a larger but related piece in the City Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol (No. N 4555) . 清 蓝玻璃螭龙纹兽耳三足炉拍品来源： P.H. Plesch教授夫妇私藏，起初于 1979年 11月 12日购自伦敦苏富比 3cm crack in thick glass on rim