After 1750, the first is a small plate decorated in four colors with a wading heron and an exotic bird upon a flowering branch, the underside marked in blue "AK" attributed to Albertus Kiell (9 1/4 in.) (edge fritting and shallow flakes); the second depicts a bird perched on the stem of a table top floral arrangement beneath a wide border having floral medallions, not signed (edge glaze flaking with several areas of more pronounced chipping) (1 1/2 x 12 in.)