A GROUP OF EXPORT PORCELAIN Qianlong Comprising: a famille rose bowl decorated with the English Royal Coat of Arms, the interior with Masonic emblems; a Pseudo Tobacco Leaf pattern handled bowl and cover; a famille rose ewer and cover with ladies and boys in a garden; an armorial custard cup and cover with the Arms of Day; a European decorated fluted sauceboat; and an armorial tea bowl and saucer decorated with a lady and gentleman in a garden, centred with the Arms of Smyth of Hough, Cheshire. The ewer and cover: 14cm (5 1/2in) high. (10). Footnotes: 清乾隆 外銷瓷一組 Provenance: Elizabeth Hand, Petworth, before 1990 (the armorial tea bowl and saucer)(collector's notes) Christie's South Kensington, 14th March 2002 (the sauceboat)(collector's notes) Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, London, September 2011 (the English Royal Coat of Arms bowl)(collector's notes) Published and Illustrated: M. White, Drinking at the Whites' House: Ceramics from the Whites' House collection, vol. 2, n.p., 2021, p.210 (the armorial tea bowl and saucer) M. White, Eating at the Whites' House: Ceramics from the Mary and Peter White collection, vol. 3, n.p., 2022, p.338 (the custard cup) M. White, People at the Whites' House: Ceramics from the Mary and Peter White Collection, vol. 5, n.p., 2024, p.247 (the English Royal Coat of Arms bowl) For a famille rose teapot with the English Royal Coat of Arms, see the British Museum, London, accession number 1887,1218.13. This coat of arms and motto were employed by successive English monarchs from 1714 until 1801, when George III renounced his title of King of France and the arms were altered to remove the French fleurs-de-lis. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing