Chinese Polychrome Figures of Three Immortals

20th century, one with a child, one with a staff and one with a flute, on pierced hardwood stands, two presented on a double carved hardwood table, and the third on a single hardwood table, the figures with impressed character marks.
figure h. 26-1/2" to 27-1/2", dia. 6-1/2" to 6-3/4", stand h. 21" to 38-1/2"

**In overall very good condition. Ancestor with green robe has two small chips and some abrading to right foot. There are a couple tiny surface chips to glaze in robe. There is an innate firing crack (from kiln) to the underside left edge. Stand and wood base are intact. Ancestor with red robe has some rubbing to black pigment on hat and shoes (some of which is caused by rubbing from fitted wood base). Base is lacking a piece of its piercework. Ancestor with yellow robe has a "flea-bite" chip to cane, and a small chip to the bottom of the foot rim. There are some tiny firing cracks to beard and back roll of neck. The large wood stand also comes with the lot. Stand is structurally sound; it has a few shrinkage cracks to the piercework on the apron, and one of the posts on the back left side has an imperfection (knot) that was filled with wood filler. All porcelain figures have some minor wear to pigment and gilding. All wood bases and stands have a few cosmetic nicks and scratches - as is to be expected with age, material and use.