A matched pair of Qing period wine jars of large size. The cobalt and white underglaze decoration of foliate meander form, with four applied lion's heads on the shoulders, and temple dog finial to the lids.

Tongzhi period, late 19th century

Pair of Chinese glazed stoneware vases of large size. The yellow ground, lobed body decorated with butterflies, with green and red diapering to the collar and the base. The panels depict a waterway with mountains and villages, the reverse with Buddhist immortals.

Late Qing period, circa 1880

A pair of Chinese Dehua blanc-de-chine hexagonal bottle vases. With twin lion-head handles, the moulded decoration depicting dragons chasing flaming pearls amongst scrolling clouds.

Late Qing period, late 19th century

Pair of Kutani ware vases. Of water bucket form with kiku patterned decoration to the body.

Marked Kutani and signed Kyozan.

Late Qing period, late 19th Century