Two Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Bowls with Wood Stands. The first, thinly potted with flaring sides rising to a slightly scalloped gilt rim, enameled around the exterior walls with various articles including scrolls and flower vases, the interior with birds, flowers, and peach, the base with a four-character mark; the second, with deep steep sides, the exterior decorated on one side with a scene of a beauty and young attendant in an outdoor setting, the other side with an inscription, the base with a square four-character seal. Each with a wooden base. {Diameter of the second: 4 1/4 inches (10.8 cm)}. Provenance: Property of a San Francisco Pacific Heights estate by descent, acquired between circa 1920's to 1940ís. Condition: The second cup with a hairline.