An Assembled Group of Chinese Export Porcelain 'Pseudo Tobacco Leaf' Pattern Dinner Wares Circa 1785

comprising: a 14 1/2-inch oval shaped platter, a 10-inch oval dish painted with water birds and six plates. 8 pieces.

14 1/2-inch oval shaped platter: there is an approximate 1/4-inch slice chip to the rim edge and additional minor chipping along the rim edge. Some very minor rubbing to gilding and very minor occasional wear to white enamel. 10-inch oval dish painted with water birds: Good condition. Six plates: Some occasional and very minor chipping along the rim edge and occasional flaking to the enamels. One plate has an approximate 1 1/2-inch haircrack running down from the rim edge and an associated small chip to the underside of the plate. Otherwise in good condition.
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