Metal (brass?); vase (possibly incense burner without lid?) of classical bulbous form with short, outward-flaring neck on a pierced base; body with rich gold and enamel decoration; two main sides with scenic depictions as well as Asian and floral ornamentation; later decorative mount at the neck with two cherub heads and a floral frame around the opening; good condition with minor age-related signs of wear (occasional light gold abrasion); height: approx. 26 cm; weight: approx. 2.2 kg.

Porcelain; celadon-green ground; peony tendrils on the cavetto and rim; central depiction of a garden landscape with peonies; polychrome enamel colours of the Famille Rose palette; plate with two long hairline cracks and various chips, in a condition suitable for extensive restoration; diameter: approx. 22.8 cm.