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 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.

The rectangular form with a green ground is decorated with a cherry blossom tree, various flowers and birds. The plaque is framed in a simple teak frame and has not been removed for inspection.

The rectangular form with hinged lid is decorated with a black enameled ground with a polychrome floral band on the lid and body. The verso is blue and unmarked, except for a paper label reading CHINA.

The Round form with fitted lid is decorated with a black enameled ground with a polychrome floral band on the lid and body. The verso is blue and is unmarked, except for a partial paper label.

The simple porcelain body has under glaze iron oxide decoration of a landscape. The body has an overall deep yellow (mustard) glaze. The underside is marked.

Size: 2 ¾” high (without lid)

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.