Set consisting of a stemmed goblet, a lobed vase, and a blue-and-white porcelain bowl, China, 17th–18th century - The stemmed goblet is directly inspired by a European wine glass from the 1700s. It rests on a tall foot that flares at the base and is slightly bulging in the center. The cup is deep and narrow, decorated with flowers and butterflies. H.: 16 cm; restoration on the foot and rim of the goblet. Similar example: Howard D.S., *The Choice of the Private Trader: The Private Market in Chinese Export Porcelain Illustrated in the Hodroff Collection*, 1994, no. 215, p. 187 (illustrated). - Bowl with a central decoration of a lily, small flowers, and a butterfly within a medallion. The rim is adorned on both sides with various flowers, including camellias and peonies. The rim of the cup is glazed in capuchin. Camellias and various flowers adorn the reverse side of the rim. Diameter: 15 cm; - Small ribbed conical vase decorated with sinuous vertical panels adorned with flowering branches. A dragon molded in relief is coiled around the central part of the vase, forming a slight bulge. Height: 12.6 cm; mushikui on the neck of the vase.