A group of 3 glazed, Chinese, porcelain pieces decorated in the Cantonese style with: birds, butterflies. flowers, & communal scenes of figures in robes interacting with one another. This lot consists of: - A brush pot with low-relief panels depicting: boys feeding a goose (with incised/ lattice work windows) and a youth showing a turtle to a scholar studying at a table with decorative floral sprays filling the adjoining spaces H: 4 1/4" (10.7cm) D: 2 3/8" (6.1cm) Condition: A hairline crack on the rim, & wearing of the gold paint on the rim. - A globular vase with a tall narrow neck decorated with images of: figures in robes seated at a table, butterflies & flowers, and a standing figure in a plum colored robe standing against a plain white background. H: 5 1/2" (14cm) Condition: two star shaped glaze crack underside - A double handled teacup with a delicate "figure 8" shaped lid handle painted with panels of figures have discussions through windows, and birds resting on flowers. W: 4 1/2" (11.4cm) Condition: A hairline crack and a glaze crack running down one side. Several " flea-bite" chips along the rim