£120
A small group of Chinese export porcelain - comprising a Qianlong period (1735-1796) petal shaped plate, painted in famille rose enamels with peony flowers, 22.5cm diameter (rim chip); two blue and white tea bowls, one painted with a lake landscape, the other with branches of blossom, 8.5cm diameter; an Imari decorated saucer dish, 15.4cm diameter; and a miniature blue and white bottle vase, 6.5cm high; together with a 20th century famille rose-jaune dish; and two Japanese blue and white porcelain vases, 15.25cm and 15.5cm high. (8)
* Condition: - F. rose plate: Hairline, one small rim chip and several other small glaze chips to rim. - Lake landscape tea bowl: Hairline to rim. No other faults. - Blossom tea bowl: Several glaze frits and flakes to rim. - Miniature bottle vase: Small glaze chip to rim. No other faults. - Imari dish: Good condition with no chips or cracks. Some glaze scratching and gilt wear. - F. rose-jaune dish: Small rim glaze chip and also a hairline to opposite side of rim. - Japanese vase (with flower basket decoration): Small hairline to rim. No other faults. - Japanese bottle vase: Good condition with no faults.
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