A Group of Seven Chinese Export Armorial Dinner and Teawares 18th Century

comprising: a plate with the arms of Watts impaling Carter; a saucer possibly with the arms of Achany; an underglaze-blue saucer with possibly English arms; a cup and saucer with the arms of Cooke quartering Warrer with Twysden in pretence and a cup and saucer with possibly Continental arms.

The teabowl and saucer with diaper border: The saucer with 1/2 in. section restored, and the teabowl broken and restored. The teabowl and saucer with spearhead border, the teabowl completely oversprayed and extent of restoration unknown, while the saucer in good condition. The smallest underglaze blue saucer with several rim chips, and 2 hairlines at the rim (one associated with a rim chip). The second underglaze blue saucer with several rim chips and 2 hairlines as well The octagonal plate with one rim chip
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