A Chinese famille-rose teapot, Qing Dynasty, late 18th/early 19th century baluster, the body enamelled with a cockerel amongst prunus and peonies before a rocky outcrop, the side applied with a loop handle, the cover with spire-shaped finial enamelled with a flowerhead, enclosed by further peonies and a red diaper border, raised on a low foot, 11,6cm high; a Chinese famille-rose dish, Qing Dynasty, late 18th/early 19th century, oval with wavy rim, the centre enamelled with a cockerel amongst peonies and prunus before a rocky outcrop enclosed by a Greek-key border, 13cm wide; and a pair of Chinese famille-rose dishes, Qing Dynasty, late 18th/early 19th century, each petal-shaped, one enamelled with a peacock amongst peonies, linghzi and scholar's rocks, the other with two pheasants amongst blooms, the rim enclosed by five fan-shaped cartouches enclosing stylised chilong and flowerheads between a diaper ground, 12,9cm wide (4)