* A Yellow Peking Glass Covered Bowl qianlong period (1735-1796) the flared body rising from short straight foot to lipped mouth rim, carved to the exterior with a pair of taotie masks separated by two geometric phoenix-head and geometric roundels, the domed cover surmounted by a peony-shaped finial, carved in relief with lotus sprays and pierced through the center, the glass in a semi-transparent yellow tone, underside bearing a Qianlong four-character mark. Diameter 4 inches. Estimate $20,000-30,000 Property from the Collection of the Halim Time and Glass Museum, Evanston, Illinois Provenance: Fine Asian Works of Art, Bonham's San Francisco, Monday June 24, 2013, lot 1143 Estate of George H. Tabor, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by descent Exhibited: on loan, the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from early 1930's to 1940 Diameter 10.2cm