Two blue and white porcelain droppers, Korea, Joseon (Yi) period, late 18th-early 19th century- A white porcelain star-shaped dropper decorated in underglaze blue on the top with long-stemmed flowers and on the sides with auspicious ideograms. A small hole is pierced at the end of one of the branches to allow water to pass through and a small air hole in the center of the top. The underside in unglazed bisque. Height: 3.5 cm; width: 9.8 cm - The other star-shaped white porcelain decorated in blue underglaze on the top of a landscape of mountains and rocks and on the sides of two waves facing each other. A small hole is pierced at the end of one of the branches to let water through and a small air hole is made in the center of the top. The underside in unglazed bisque. Height: 3.3 cm; width: 8.4 cm