A group of Chinese Export Armorial Wares Circa 1760

comprising a pair of saucers, a coffee cup, and a teabowl each with the arms of Parsons (?) impaling Browne. 4 pieces.

Coffee up – has a ¼ inch frit to the foot Saucers – one has a half inch haircrack to the rim, the other is in good condition, slight stacking wear to the enamel. Teabowl – good condition All the gilding is slightly rubbed on the rims.
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Howard, 1974, Vol. I, p. 565, no. Q7 illustrates a teabowl from this service.