A MEISSEN HAUSMALER TEABOWL AND TWO HAUSMALER-DECORATED SAUCERS, second quarter 18th Century, the teabowl decorated in the workshop of F.J. Ferner with flowers in underglaze-blue, embellished in gilding and enamels, with a foliate gilt scroll rim, 5.6cm diameter, crossed swords mark and script J. in underglaze-blue, one saucer by Meissen, decorated in the manner of Johann Friedrich Metzsch of Bayreuth, depicting a Bacchic scene in puce, within an oval gilt and foliate cartouche, 12.7cm diameter, incised / to the inside of the footrim (wear and re-gilding), the second saucer in Chinese export porcelain, painted in Meissen style within a chinoiserie scene with a garden setting incorporating an oriental figure teasing a bird with a feather on a stick, the rim with a formal border in underglaze-blue, 11.7cm diameter (fine hairline crack and two tiny nicks to rim, wear to gilt rim) (3)