Five Chinese Export bullet shaped teapots Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period (1736-1795) and later

two decorated with European figures and including blue and white foliate decorated metal mounted example with gilt crest together with a pair of Export cache pots and a pair of Chinese Export lidded cylindrical boxes and a Chinese Export 'rouge-de-fer' armorial mug and a Chinese seated female figure with attendant, late 19th century on associated hardwood stand and a Derby style figure of a cherub, some damage (12)

Teapots: Generally good, although some rubbing to gilding and neamel decoration. Two handels with repairs or cracks, two with chipped spouts and two with chipped lids. Mug: Hairline cracks to body Two lidded bowls: one with chip to bowl and handles Chinese figure: Chipped fingers, lacking attendant, chipped flowers heads Cherub: Repaired break and lacking one arm Cache pots, Chip and repaired break
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