Southeast Blue and White Ceramic Dishes.

Three Southeast Underglaze Ceramic Dishes. Late 19th-20th century. First with unglazed stacking rim encircled by double rings and four underglaze floral sprays with a finely crackled ivory glaze, floral sprays and rim line on exterior; shallow cut footring, unglazed base brown body, D: 10", rim frets, hairlines, kiln grit around stacking rim; second with slight everted rim, with unglazed stacking rim and potter's mark in well, cavetto with six scrolled panels, mottled pinkish and bluish glaze, incurved beveled footrim, pink glaze washed base, D: 10", third, shallow with rolled everted rim, unglazed stacking rim, potter's mark in well, cavetto with underglaze geometric decoration, fish on exterior, cut footrim, finely crazed ivory glaze stopping short of the unglazed recessed foot, D: 6"; rim chips.