Each screen is constructed of three panels set in a molded frame that rests in a carved stand. The screen is carved in relief with various scenes from fishing, farming and scholarly activity. Areas are highlighted in gold. The verso is covered and uncarved.

The baluster form with a delicate incised floral motif and a brown swirled glaze decorates the gorgeous cabinet vase. Provenance, Herman Marshal, Cleveland, Ohio.

Size: 4 ¾” high, 1 3/8” diameter (rim)

Each dish is molded in an oval form with a scalloped rim and ribbed body that tappers toward the base. The interior is decorated in iron red, green, and blue with gilt accents. The sides are decorated in the same colors with a similar design.

The Seated figure with crossed legs is holding a vessel. Figure is partially glazed in a celadon green glaze.

Size: 5” high

The textile is designed with repeating off oatmeal bands with blue, red, gold and white diamonds, the alternating bands are of red and the middle red band is decorated with large stylized diamond / flower motif evenly placed. The Ikat has a cotton backing.

Molded in a globular form with a round flared neck, decorated with concentric scrolls on the body and a bold wave pattern on the neck, all decorated in a reddish terracotta color.

Each of cylindrical form and hand decorated in iron red, pink, greens and blues with alternating panels of blossoms and court scenes. The set includes five graduating boxes with similar decoration and color. The verso is unmarked.