OF VASES AND PLANTER. Late 19th, early 20th century, China. 1) The Celadon plate with a central basket of fruit within a row of colorful butterflies. The rim with ribbon tied Symbols of Plenty. SIZE: 11" dia. 2) The Famille Jaune lobed bowl with central floral landscape and turquoise border of pink trelliswork. The exterior with a wide band of chrysanthemums amongst seaweed within turquoise fruit borders, stylize six figure mark on underside. SIZE: 3 3/4" h x 9" dia. 3-4) Pair of Kutani coin vases each with rust colored decoration of leaves at the neck, body with several deities posed on an ivory white ground above a slender foot and an overglaze seal mark on underside of each vase. SIZE: 11 1/4" h. 5) Enameled planter decorated with a large floral and foliate design with everted lip. A four character mark on underside. SIZE: 9" h x 10 1/2" dia. PROVENANCE: From the John Webber Estate of Bangor, Maine. CONDITION: 1) Plate with a shallow chip on the lip, otherwise good. 2-5) Very good. (05-538, 05-540, 05-541/TG). $300-500.