A lidded terrine and a blue-and-white porcelain dish, China, Compagnie des Indes, 18th century - The rectangular terrine, with beveled, scalloped sides, is decorated with figures in a lakeside landscape, while the lid features pomegranates, flowering branches, scrollwork, and stylized flowers; the handle is plant-shaped. Height: 12.2 cm; 29.9 x 21.7 cm; handle restored and chipped. - The rectangular dish with a scalloped edge features a central design of two deer and the “three friends of winter” (pine, flowering plum, and bamboo), surrounded by a stylized frieze that continues around the foot. The rim is adorned with a design of butterflies, ruyi heads, flowers, foliage, and stylized motifs. The underside of the dish is unglazed. 22.8 x 31 cm; chipping.