Comprising: a Chinese candle pricket in the shape of a two opposing teacups, the upper body painted with auspicious objects, the lower body painted with two four-clawed dragons chasing a flaming pearl, the middle stick painted with bats and lucky clouds, a Japanese Kendi with a bulbous body rising from a short foot to a long neck with a compressed rim, flanked by a vase shaped mouth at the shoulder, the body depicting landscape and forts, and a large blue and white charger with a petal form rim, the surface painted with phoenix, flowers and leaves, the rim painted with eight horses soaring amidst lucky clouds and waves. {Plate diameter: 12 inches; heights of candle pricket and Kendi: 7.75 inches}.

Chips. Ask the Asian Art Department for more information.