A South East Asian jarlette, 15th/16th century the ovoid body painted with scrolling foliage and flowerheads, the shoulders with petal motifs, raised on a low foot, glaze chip, 6,1cm high; another, the ovoid body painted with six sprays of flowerheads between blue-line borders, raised on a low foot, chips, 5,8cm high; two South East Asian jar and covers, 15th/16th century, each ovoid, the first the cover with panels of loosely painted diaper and geometric motif panels, surmounted by a finial, raised on a conforming base, the whole with blue-line borders, the other the cover loosely painted with wave motifs between blue-line borders, surmounted by a ball finial, conforming base, raised on a low foot, the smaller 3,9cm high; a South East Asian miniature kendi, 15th/16th century, the bulbous body loosely painted with scrolling folliage, the shoulders with stylised stiff-leaf pattern, 6,9cm high; and a South East Asian dish, 15th/16th century, circular, the centre painted with a flowerhead, the exterior with stylised petal motifs between blue-line borders raised on a low foot, the whole suffused with craquelure glaze, chips, hairline cracks,3,9cm high (6)