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Group of five Chinese mukozuke porcelain plates with scalloped rims, Chongzhen period, 17th century. Each depicting figural scenes, including one painted with a monk seated between lotus and bamboo clusters at a woven table, two plates with a single sage seated beside a table with scholar's objects, and two depicting a scene from a Chinese proverb of a fisherman attempting to trap a bird in a large oyster near a pond. Each with a four-character mark in blue underglaze along the underside. Provenance: Christie's, London, "The Peony Pavilion Collection: Chinese Tea Ceramics for Japan (c. 1580-1650)," 12 June 1989, Lot 328; The Distinguished Collection of Leo & Doris Hodroff. Each; diameter: 5 1/2 in.
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