Chinese Export Armorial Tea Set

Armorial templates, including flower decorated teapot, creamer, and sugar. The sugar is missing the cover, there is a replacement strainer, and the spout has a minor chip. The teapot is 7" from handle

CHINESE EXPORT ARMORIAL PORCELAIN PARTIAL TEA SETEarly 19th CenturyConsists of:16 assorted saucers and bowls8 small cups4 rice bowls1 creamer1 covered sugar bowl1 coffeepot, height 6&#8221

Early 19th century. Gilt armorial monogrammed shields. Teapot, 5"h., two handleless cups, saucer, tea caddy with missing lid and sugar with replaced lid, 5.75"h. Varying edge flakes, teapot has gold p

A set of four Chinese Export porcelain cups, late 18th / early 19th century. Double handled tea cups each decorated with pseudo armorial crests. Measures 2.75" high, 4.5" wide from end of handles, 2-5

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN HAND-PAINTED TEA AND TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an armorial sauce boat and stand set featuring a polychrome central pheasant pair perched to a rock with coat of a

circa 1745-55, Qianlong period, for the Swedish market, enameled with divided crest and central arms of Stael de Holstein, double crest, griffin supporters, gilt shell and scroll border, bowl, 1-3/4 x

DESCRIPTION: Three piece export silver tea set-including one teapot, one creamer, and one sugar cellar-each piece of which features at least one dragon-form handle and a repousse design on the body de

Chinese Export Armorial Tea and Coffee Service Unmarked. Comprising: A coffee pot and cover A teapot and cover A sugar bowl and cover A helmet shaped cream jug A waste bowl A plate Two small b

This a three piece Chinese export tea set. The tea pot measures approx 6" x 9" with spout and has an Asian man and nature design. There are bird designs on the sugar and creamer. Good condition.

Height of teapot: 6 in. Diameter of plates: 5 in.

Circa 1790 Chinese 20 piece ceramic tea set with hand painted armorial design in cobalt blue with gilding. Consists of drum-form teapot (cracks in handle), tea caddy (damage), shallow 8 in bowl, 8 cup

Circa 1770; paneled tea caddy with heraldic armorial, possibly Arms of MacKay, as piece bears their family motto "Manu Forti," with gilt spearhead border, 3 1/2 in. H. For research see Chinese Armoria

Early 19th century. Delicate floral sprig design with cobalt border and berry finials. Teapot with intertwined handle, 5.25"h., creamer, 5.75"h., tea caddy, 5.75"h., waste bowl, 2.5"h., bowl, 8"d., mi

A fine small covered porcelain tea caddy with a coat of arms. 18th century. Height 5 inches

Early 19th century. Rose decoration. Teapot, 5.5"h., helmet creamer, sugar (missing lid), two plates, 7.75"d., waste bowl and six handleless cups with ten saucers. Some flakes, mainly on bowl, plates,

White ground porcelain teapot with lid & two cups in with predominantly green, pink, and yellow enamel in original fitted carrying basket. Dimensions are: teapot 5 1/2" long; basket 8 3/4" long X 5 1/

The saucer restored with size of 5 1/4 inches in Diameter. The cups measure approx. 3 1/2 in. D X 2 1/4 in. H.

The saucer measures 5 1/2 in. Diam, the cup measures 3 1/2 in. (D) X 1 3/4 in. (H). With small chips on rim for saucer.

A 3 piece Chinese export tea set with clay and pewter overlay with dragon and serpent designs. 4" x 7" (largest)

Chinese export tea set, 18th century. Teapot Height: 19cm, Cup Diameter: 11 cm

Chinese Export Silver Tea Service, 8 pieces including tray. Includes kettle on bamboo style stand, coffee pot, teapot, cream pitcher, and open sugar bowl, all featuring raised designs of birds among p

Includes a late 18th early 19th century Chinese Export teapot on stand - dragon head finial to teapot and extra grade craftsmanship to dragon handle formed from the dragon body and tail; body of vesse

Good Chinese Export Silver Tea Set first quarter 20th century, by Hung Chong & Co., Shanghai, including: a coffeepot, h. 9-1/4", l. 10-1/4"; a teapot, h. 6-1/2", l. 10-1/2"; an open sugar bowl, h. 4-1

Set of Four pieces, 19/20th C Chinese Export Silver Tea Service with associated coffee pot, all by Wang Hing (working Hong Kong, late 19th to early 20th c). Teapot, covered sugar and creamer of oval l