A group of three Chinese famille rose porcelains dating from the Qing dynasty to the modern day. The lot includes: a small tianqiu vase depicting children playing below a flying bat with a 4-character mark; a small plate with floral tracery around a roundel of a peach and a bat on the interior, and three motifs on the exterior with a 6-character mark on the bottom; and a bowl with a turquoise interior and bottom with a 6-character mark, and with an exterior decorated with four mythical beasts and a bat standing on rocks and looking up at a floating pagoda set against an incised white ground, dating from the modern period. Dimensions are: the small vase measures 4 7/8 inches tall X 2 5/8 inches wide, 12.4 cm X 6.7 cm, while the bowl measures 2 1/2 inches tall X 8 1/8 inches wide, 6.4 cm X 20.6 cm. All measurements are approximate. Condition: The small vase has a repair to the mouth. The plate has one hairline to the rim. The bowl has two hairlines to the rim, areas of overpainting on the exterior, and minor glaze chipping and skipping.