The pair of lozenge shaped dishes have a green glazed interior that contrasts to the white body decorated in a famille rose decoration of blossoms. The dishes are raised on a conforming foot decorated with a scrolling ribbon. The verso is marked “CHINA.”

Each dish with a scalloped edge is centered with a pair of figures in a boat. The exterior of the forms are decorated on the foot with a running blue geometric border. The dishes are marked on the verso.

The hand thrown vessel of squat form is decorated in a deep blue glaze and enameled in green, blue and white with gilt tracery forming flowers, foliage and scrolls.

Size: 6 ¼” high 11” diameter

The cylindrical form with conforming lid is hand carved with symbols of longevity, flute, gourd, and fan. The rim of the lid has a delicate greek key fret work design.

Size: 3 1/8” diameter 2” high

The Hexagonal form with lozgenge shaped cut outs is decorated in pinks, greens, blues and yellows of various scenes including lilies, bamboo and other flowers and vegetation. The stand has been drilled and mounted to a stepped and conforming metal base.

The traditional ginger jar form is beautifully decorated with a blue ground in a cracked ice pattern. The body is also designed with a Cherry blossom motif. The verso is signed with a Ming Mark.

The Canton blue and white tazzas or footed dishes are centered by a river village scene framed by alternating bands. Each plate is raised on a flared base decorated with a band of cabbage leaves.