7 Pieces Chinese Porcelain, Ming and Later

A group of 7 Chinese porcelain objects dating from the Ming dynasty and later. The group includes a white glazed quatrefoil bowl featuring a dragon, crane, dog, deer, a flowering tree, and a pine tree; a flower form blue and white bowl featuring flowers and pomegranates with a mark on the bottom; a small famille rose footed plate featuring a woman in an interior scene on the inside and bats on the exterior with a 6-character mark on the bottom; a small blue and white footed plate featuring flowers; a small celadon and blue seal box featuring flowers on the rim; a small footed celadon plate; and a small flambe glazed vase.

Dimensions: vase- 4 1/4 inches tall X 2 3/4 inches wide; 10.8 cm tall X 7 cm wide. All measurements are approximate.

Condition: The small famille rose plate has a chip in the rim and a hairline crack; the seal box has a hairline crack in the lid and several firing defects in the body; the celadon plate has several chips on the edges and a hairline crack. The other objects are in overall good condition.

Provenance: From Dr. Manuel Tizon Velasquez in Maryland.