19th century and laterThe largest a deep dish painted with a scholar fishing undera pine tree, bearing the four-character Chinese rou shenzhen chang mark; the second of similar form painted withmandarin ducks and lotus plants reversed by the fourcharacterChinese man tang fu ji mark (metal-bound rim);the third a small deep dish painted with a traveler and hisservant under a pine tree, reversed by the four-characterreign mark in Chinese bearing the name of the emperorTu-duc (1847-1883); the last a teapot with lid, painted withwhat seems to be a royal hunt scene, metal handle andbands applied to the teapot and cover (repaired and restuck).[4]9in (23cm) diameter of largest dish