A small Chinese Famille Rose ‘Buddhistic Lion’ bowl , the exterior painted with playful Buddhistic lions and brocade balls, the base with seal mark in iron red, 9.3cm diameter; Two pairs of Famille Rose Dishes , Tongzhi Mark and period, painted with pendant fruit, bats and Xi characters, 23.5cm diameter and a Chinese Famille Rose bowl , painted with a seated lady with a peach and lingzhi fungus and with characters in black referring to the gift of this bowl to a lady in 1873, 12.5cm diameter; Five Chinese Famille Rose dishes , Daoguang, variously painted with birds precious objects, flowers and insects, some with six character Daoguang red seal marks, 17.5cm to 18.5cm diameter (11) Provenance: John Wallace Ord Davidson, C.M.G., O.B.E, British Consul-General in Shanghai, circa 1936-1939, then by family descent and to the current owner.