1st item: Silver on copper tea caddy with repousse designs of writhing dragons, unmarked. 4-1/2"H. Circa 1900. 2nd item: Small bronze vase with flaring rim and foot, figural dragon head handles and bands of relief decorated birds and branches across the bulbous center. By oral history, originally from a Japanese temple. 3-7/8"H. 19th century or earlier. 3rd item: Gilt bronze vase with flaring rim and foot and double S-Scroll handles, scrolled incised designs to body, unmarked, 5"H. Circa 1900. 4th and 5th items: Brass dippers with raised dragon designs to exteriors and enameled handles, marked China, 5" and 7"L. 20th century. 6th item: Large Chinese 19th century cloisonne or champleve enamel bowl with flaring rim and raised foot, 3 different polychrome dragons on a blue ground around the exterior, the interior decorated with flowers. 10-1/3" diameter. Provenance: the estate of Anne M. Johnson, Nashville, Tennessee.

Wear to tea caddy surface. Bronze vase is missing its bottom. One dipper handle is dented. Cloisonne bowl with some scattered pitting and minor abrasions to bowl.