A group of Chinese export tea wares


QianlongComprising: a pair of tea cups and saucers bearing the Arms of New York, circa 1790; a cream jug and cover bearing a British sailing ship; a tea cup bearing British and Dutch sailing ships; a small famille rose cream jug decorated with scenes of Guanyin amongst foaming waves; and an en grisaille tea caddy and cover with a European couple.The largest 15cm (5.7/8in) high. (10).
|For a comparable pair to the Arms of New York set, held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, see D.S. Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, p. 753, W4