Group of four (4) 19th-century Chinese porcelain forms including: one (1) porcelain crackle glazed garlic head vase having a round body, cylindrical neck and ribbed garlic bulb shaped mouth, an allover white and light beige crackle glaze, and brown wax seal to base; one (1) blue and white lobed porcelain tea caddy with allover scrolling vine decoration and wax seal to underside; one (1) Famille Verte porcelain ginger jar with scrolling foliate design vase; and one (1) Famille Rose archaistic-form porcelain polychrome decorated teapot with flower and bird on branch decoration, four looped handles, petite spout and wax seal on the shoulder, red three-letter mark to the base, and fitted with a hardwood stand. All items ranging in size from 5 1/4" H to 8" H.

CONDITION: Vase, ginger jar, and tea caddy in good condition, the ginger jar and caddy are missing the lids. Teapot with scattered areas of glaze exfoliation to the body and firing imperfections.