FOUR PIECES OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN AND A JAPANESE IMARI DISH, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER

FOUR PIECES OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN AND A JAPANESE IMARI DISH, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER including a Chinese Export small platter with an extensive landscape to center enclosed within a trellis border and further band to rim of butterflies, flowers on a cell-patterned ground, w: 10 in.; a circular dish with central roundel filled with flowering tree peony, rockery and a fence enclosed within a border of spaced flowers, reverse with two stylized branches, dia: 8.5 in.; a small bowl bearing spurious Kangxi marks, the interior with a bird on flowering prunus branch, lotus and rockery below a patterned band, the exterior decorated with alternating panels of a woman and child at leisure and landscapes, dia: 4.75 in.; and a small circular dish decorated to the center with a woman and child at play beneath a weeping willow tree, the rim with a thin stylized band, dia: 6.25 in.; together with a circular Japanese Imari dish, Edo period, painted in underglaze blue and iron-red, with a central roundel enclosing a central tree and small pagoda within a border of flowering chrysanthemum, the reverse painted with flowering prunus branches and five stilt marks to center, dia: 8.25 in. (5)