Antique teacups

by **williammimi70** » May 6th, '17, 23:01

A few antique teacups
hope you guys will like them
1 pair of Guangxu mark and period teacups

by **victoria3** » May 6th, '17, 23:21

Those look nice to sip from with their elegant curving lip. Unique drawings also.

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 02:22

victoria3 wrote: Those look nice to sip from with their elegant curving lip. Unique drawings also.

Thank you Victoria
I use these cups to drink tea

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 02:49

18th century Batavian teacup

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 05:06

Ming blanc de Chine cup

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 05:11

Late Ming powder blue cup

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 05:15

Kangxi powder blue cup

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 05:17

Late 18th early 19th century tea cup

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 05:26

Kangxi famille rose cup

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 05:59

Japanese teacup

by **Senlin** » May 7th, '17, 07:36

Oooooh ! Splendid tea cups !!!

The last ones are marvellous !!

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 07:56

Senlin wrote: Oooooh ! Splendid tea cups !!!

The last ones are marvellous !!

Thank you

by **williammimi70** » May 7th, '17, 07:57

Japanese cup

by **Hmm** » May 10th, '17, 22:26

williammimi70 wrote: Kangxi powder blue cup

Hmm... I'm not sure that's a Kangxi piece... whenever I see marks like that on the bottom, I assume they are probably from around the Jiaqing period.

by **Hmm** » May 10th, '17, 22:27

Just curious, how many of your pieces exhibit signs of incandescence, or what I think may be lead leaking out from overglaze enamels?

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