19th century tea cup/chocolate cup

[williammimi70]

Famille rose possibly Daoguang period cups

[chrl42]

I'm sorry..I don't really know much about porcelains..

but are you sure that is 'made in China'

[williammimi70]

I'm sorry..I don't really know much about porcelains..

but are you sure that is 'made in China'

Hi Chrl42
I am very certain that these were made in the 19th century in China for export to the West

[William]

Nice cups (and relative) lids. Classic export porcelain for Europe, e.g. England, Netherland, Sweden, etc.
I agree with you, these polychrome enamels are typical of early/mid 19th century, though they could well be even late Qianlong period. The molded part is really nice!
Thanks for sharing!

[williammimi70]

Canton famille rose teapot and cups 19th century ( late)

[williammimi70]

Nice cups (and relative) lids. Classic export porcelain for Europe, e.g. England, Netherland, Sweden, etc.
I agree with you, these polychrome enamels are typical of early/mid 19th century, though they could well be even late Qianlong period. The molded part is really nice!
Thanks for sharing!

thank you for your words
I have some kangxi famille vert and yongzheng famille noir teapots I will find them and post them up , hope that you will like them

[chrl42]

The second teapot set is gorgeous..

now I know where chinoiserie came from

[williammimi70]

The second teapot set is gorgeous..

now I know where chinoiserie came from

Thank you

[williammimi70]

This one is Tongzhi period

[Bok]

do you use any of those?

[williammimi70]

do you use any of those?

I have a yixing teapot which a friend from Taiwan sent to me , I use it to drink oolong tea

[William]

Lovely teapots you posted here, thank you for sharing with us!

[williammimi70]

Lovely teapots you posted here, thank you for sharing with us!

Thank you
It is nice to share