Ming Dynasty Each finely cast in the shape of a duck with the head slightly raised as if calling out and small beady eyes framed by long sinuous feathers defining the round body supporting their gracefully curved slender necks, adorned with finely incised layers of triangular and circular feathers backed by a further array of feathers fanning out of their tail, all supported on a sturdy webbed foot, the other leg tucked underneath their stomach. Each 26cm (10 1/4in) high. (4).