The first, probably 18th century; of flattened circular form, the shoulders sloping to a cylindrical neck, with a flat lip and protruding oval footrim, the undecorated body of an even celadon tone, softly polished and well hollowed; the second, 19th century, or earlier, of flattened ovoid form, with a slightly waisted neck, flat lip and flat foot surrounding a shallow recessed base, the stone well-carved with a basket-weave pattern, of even, light beige tone with a few calcified inclusions.