A white metal rose-water sprinkler with a typical, tall slender neck and oviform body, 30cm high; together with a Chinese wood cricket cage of typical, cylindrical form decorated with a Mother and two children, 20 cm high; and a Chinese wood libation cup, decorated on the exterior with two figures, an arthropod and a pine tree, 13.5 cm high. The last two post Qing Dynasty (3)For an interesting comparison of the rose water sprinkler shape from the Ceramic world, see the Iranian Fritware example dated to the 17th Century, illustrated on page 477 of Oliver Watson's 'Ceramics from Islamic Lands/The al-Sabah Collection, Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah/Kuwait National Museum'.. Please note that this is a group lot where condition may vary from object to object; some damage extant which includes: a crack to the top of the cricket cage; areas of rim loss to the libation cup; and polishing to the rose-water sprinkler.