* five polychrome ceramic pieces: - three NANKIN vases, including one pair, decorated with warriors on horseback or on foot. Marks on reverse. H. 21 or 28 cm. Chips. - a shoulder vase with straight neck, decorated in blue-white with a lakescape animated by pagodas, trees and mountains. H. 26 cm. Some enameling defects. - two standing dignitaries holding a ruyi. Marks on the reverse. H. 30 or 30.5 cm. One hat missing. * a pair of polygonal vases in copper and CANTON enamels, decorated with flowering branches and birds or gallinaceans. H. 26.6 cm. The enamels are damaged and missing. * A woman holding a green aventurine fan. Openwork wooden base. Total height: 19 cm. Scratches.

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