GROUP OF FOUR BLUE AND WHITE WARES LATE QING DYNASTY-REPUBLIC PERIOD, 19TH-20TH CENTURY ???? ?????????? comprising: a ginger jar with lid painted with a 'general jar', decorated with peony bloom flanked by two children to each side, the base with a four-character Qianlong mark; two baluster jars with lids, the larger one painted with a pair of dragons chasing a flaming pearl, the smaller one decorated with flowers and birds in cartouches; and a small vase with children holding a vase reserved on a 'cracked ice' ground formed by branching cherry blossoms (Dimensions: largest: 20cm high) (Qty: 4) (largest: 20cm high) Footnote: Provenance: Private Scottish collection Condition report: Ginger Jar: impact hairlines to the mouthrim, small chips to the footring Larger Baluster Jar: impact hairlines to the mouthrim especially visible from the inside Smaller Baluster Jar: chipped to the lid Vase: Overall good condition with no restoration sign under UV light