GROUP OF FIVE YELLOW PEKING GLASS WARES 20TH CENTURY comprising: the largest a vase of baluster shape, carved on relief with dramatic shanshui landscape on an ovoid cartouche on both sides with inscriptions, all against a repetitive triangular ground, unmarked; a yuhuchun vase, decorated to the bulbous body with a pair of five-clawed dragons each chasing a flaming pearl; a cylindrical brush pot carved with carps hopped off undulating water with high stems of lotus; a prunus and bird-decorated lidded cup; and a circular box with cover, carved with five bats and eight-auspicious emblems, except the largest vase, all bases incised with a four-character Qianlong mark (Dimensions: largest: 30cm high) (Qty: 5) (largest: 30cm high) Qty: (5) Footnote: Provenance: Collection of Dr John A Packer, Edinburgh