FOUR BRONZE ITEMS AND A GLAZED POTTERY VESSELThe Chinese bronzes, Qing dynasty; the other bronze, probably Meiji period (1868-1912); the glazed bowl, probably modern The first item, an incised small coppery-bronze shallow saucer dish, the exterior engraved in a reserve band with cranes and a lotus pond, and the interior with a lightly incised scholar and fish dragon; the second and third items, two graduated brass pricket candlesticks with upturned rounded stepped bases, cup-shaped tray, central tapering column and prickets above; the fourth item, an arrow vase of hexagonal pear shape and with typical vertical cylindrical lug handles at the waisted neck, the body cast with a dense flower-head design in five horizontal registers above a widely flaring short foot, an eleven-character cast inscription to the base, probably Japanese; the fifth item, a Chinese ochre-glazed bowl in the Liao tradition. Arrow vase, 14in (35.5cm) high; Saucer dish, 4 3/4in (12cm) diam; Candlesticks, 11 3/4in (30cm) and 9in (23cm) high; Bowl, 7 7/8in (20.2cm) diam (5). 銅器四件及陶器一件 其一：清 綫刻獨佔鰲頭紋小銅碟 其二及三：清 銅燭臺兩隻 其四：日本明治時期 銅投壺 其五：或為二十世紀 黃釉碗