decorated with a flower-filled jardinière to the front and reverse, below a flowerhead and diaper band, the sides applied with scroll-shaped handles, the conforming cover surmounted by a ball finial, with sienna-glazed rim, raised on a low foot, 15,6cm wide over handles; a Chinese 'Imari' plate, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period, 1736-1795, circular, the centre painted with a flower-filled jardinière set against an open scroll painted with a landscape, enclosed by flowerheads, enclosed by two double-line borders, the border with three Buddhist emblems surrounded by bamboo and prunus blossoms, sienna-glazed rim, the reverse with two sprays of flowerheads, with gilt highlights, minor chips to the footrim, 23cm diameter; and a Japanese Imari plate, Meiji period, 1868-1912, of wavy outline, the centre painted with a flower-filled jardinière enclosed by a double blue-line border, the ribbed cavetto painted with flowerheads and scrolling foliage, sienna-glazed rim, the reverse with three sprays of flowerheads and scrollwork, raised on a low foot with double blue-line border, with overall gilt highlights, minor fritting chips,22cm diameter