Set comprising an embellished silver snuffbox and a jade belt element transformed into a snuffbox, Sino-Tibetan work, 19th-20th century - The polylobed flask is molded and carved with lotus flowers on each side and a Buddhist lion's head with a mobile ring on each shoulder. The flared foot is inlaid with turquoise and coral beads. The neck is fitted with small rings. Stopper embellished with coral. Three hallmarks on the foot. H. with stopper: 8.4 cm; weight: 67 g. - The belt buckle element in celadon nephrite carved in very light relief with a bat and a sound stone. It has been transformed into a snuff bottle by the addition of a silver neck, two plates inlaid with malachite and coral on the short sides and a plate with a stylized motif inlaid with coral and turquoise. Length: 6.5 cm