A group of three professionally framed Chinese decorative wall displays featuring auspicious motifs. The collection includes one square-format display and two horizontal rectangular displays. The first item consists of a square plaque featuring a central circular relief carving of a stylized Shou (Longevity) character within a square border with corner scrollwork. The material appears to be a carved wood or molded composite with a dark brown patinated finish, housed in a stepped brown frame with a gold-toned inner fillet. The second item is a horizontal rectangular display containing several miniature snuff bottles. Each bottle features polychrome decoration, possibly enamel or inside-painted, depicting various figures in landscape settings. The bottles are recessed into a cream-coloured textured fabric mount. The frame is finished in a dark reddish-brown wood with a repeating gilt scrolling pattern along the inner border. The third item is a horizontal rectangular display containing several small shallow porcelain dishes. The dishes are decorated in underglaze blue with a central stylized Shou character surrounded by concentric rings of small calligraphic characters in the traditional Hundred Longevity style. These are mounted against a light green textured fabric mat within a frame matching the snuff bottle collection. There are no visible maker’s marks, signatures, or labels on any of the objects or their frames. The central characters on the plaque and dishes are stylized versions of the Chinese character for Longevity.