Chinese Blue White Tea Set Pair 18th/19th C Porcelain Saucers Cups Marked
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Condition Report: see description.
Beautiful Pair of Chinese Blue & White Tea Sets – 18th/19th Century – Floral Design – Artemisia Leaf Mark
A charming and elegant pair of Chinese porcelain tea sets, featuring hand-painted blue and white floral decoration. These are “married” sets, meaning the saucers and teacups originate from different sets and periods but match harmoniously in style and design.
Details
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Saucers: 18th century, Qing Dynasty
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Cups: 19th century, marked with an Artemisia leaf on the base – a common symbol in Chinese porcelain
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Material: Hand-painted porcelain
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Decoration: Blue underglaze floral panels and central flower motifs
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Origin: China
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Set Includes:
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2 x Teacups
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2 x Saucers
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Condition cup 1 with a small chip, cup 2 with a hairline. Dish 1 with 2 small chips, some frits and a hairline. Dish 2 perfect. Size: 11.8×2 and 9x5CM DiameterxHeight
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Additional Information
| 重量 | 5 公斤 |
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| Region of Origin | |
| Primary Material | |
| China Dynasty Period | |
| Century | |
| Emperor | Guangxu (1875-1908), Kangxi (1661-1722), Yongzheng (1722-1735) |
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| Condition Report |
