A Chinese cloisonné bowl, Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century ovoid, the interior centred by Buddhist emblems within a lappet border, the body with flowerheads and scrolling foliage against a turquoise ground, the lip with metal border, the exterior enamelled with four dogs-of-fo playing with brocaded balls and ribbons, raised on a circular foot, split, dents, losses, pitting, with a later stand, 21,8cm diameter; and a Japanese cloisonné bowl, Meiji period, 1868-1912, circular with lightly everted rim, the interior centred by a leaping carp amongst waves, enclosed by flowerheads and a lappet border, the body enamelled with ruyi's, the lip with a flowerhead and foliate band, the rim with a metal band, raised on a circular foot, dents, losses, restorations, with later stand, 20cm diameter (2)