A GROUP OF THREE VINTAGE CHINESE POLYCHROME CHAMPLEVé ENAMEL WARES, REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-1949), comprising a flat topped conical dinner bell with sides centering a sinuous roaring dragon amidst stylized scrolling clouds, beneath a fretwork trimmed top enclosing a white jade river rock handle, above an underside suspending a carved celadon jade with russet inclusion clapper, height: 4 3/4"; a small rectangular cendrier with a blossoming vine decorated border centering a conforming shallow well, beneath a miniature carved amethyst elephant, length: 3 1/2"; a small tapering circular lidded bowl with sides centering lozenge form reserves of blossoming stems set amidst floral branches, surmounted by a similarly decorated domed lid with cobalt blue Peking glass ball finial, raised on a conforming base, reversing to an underside stamped "CHINA," height: 5", diameter: 4 7/8". Height: Diameter: