Eight Pieces of Chinese Export Porcelain

Description:

Eight Pieces of Chinese Export Porcelain, late 18th/early 19th century, including a covered sugar bowl, a helmet creamer, a small plate, a small blue and white platter, a pair of blue and white dinner plates, and a polychrome floral-decorated deep dish, (imperfections).
Estimate $200-300

Large polychrome dish has two hairline cracks; the two octagonal plates each have a hairline crack in the rim and a few small chips/nicks on the underside of the rim; the white plate with blue rim decoration has two small spots of rim restoration; the two smallest dishes have hairline cracks in the rim; both helmet creamers have repair to the handles; the covered sugar has a crack in one handle and there is evidence of restoration on the lid; the rectangular platter has no obvious damage or repair.


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