Two snuffboxes, one in Fuzhou blue lacquer, China, 19th century and the other in enameled glass with flowers and birds, China, 20th century - One in the shape of a flattened escutcheon, the core in blue lacquered wood. It stands on a concave foot. Old inventory number X1021 on the base. The stopper is in imitation coral lacquer and the scoop in brown lacquered wood. Height: 5.8 cm Lack of lacquer on one side. - The other in the form of a small jar, the opaque white glass is enameled in the famille rose style with two birds on flowering branches. The shoulder is decorated with a frieze of ruyi. On the base, a four-character kaishu mark in blue on Qianlong glaze. Copper stopper carved with bats and shou sign. Height: 5.3 cm Publication for the second one: Viviane Jutheau, Guide du collectionneur de tabatières chinoises, 1980, p. 80, ill. 1.