Late 18th century, hand painted porcelain bowls, one in the Imari palette with large floral blooms in iron red and gold emerging from bright cobalt blue craggy rocks, and the second with the same vivid blue craggy rocks but with a lovely pink peony blossom flanked by a pair of birds, both with floral sprays to interior wells, they each come together with a carved wooden stand.

4 in., 9 1/5 in. diameter

From a Private Collection, Washington, D.C.

One with chips and fritting to rim, multiple hairline cracks to rim; the second with chip to foot rim and glaze defect to foot rim.