A large group of Chinese Export porcelain Canton tablewares Primarily first half 19th century

Comprising approximately 117 pieces, including a reticulated fruit/chestnut basket and stand, two bowls, a covered vegetable tureen, a covered hot water plate, four coffeepots, one teapot, a covered sugar dish, four creamers, a gravy boat (marked "Made in China"), two spoon rests, ten oblong or ovoid serving platters/dishes, thirty-two saucers/stands, twenty-one teacups/teabowls and/or demitasse cups (a single cup marked "China"), and thirty-four plates of various sizes; together with a large oval Fitzhugh platter.

(21 in. x 18 in. (Fitzhugh platter))

Provenance

Property of a Florida gentleman, formerly of Glen Cree, Kennebunkport, Maine
The consignor's colonial style home, Glen Cree, was featured in the magazine Colonial Homes, November-December 1985, and much of the collection was photographed.

discoloration, roughness to rims, chips and imperfections throughout group