Assorted Chinese and other porcelain tea bowls, 18th century English blue and white porcelain bowl

Two warrior bows - slight wear overall and some pitting. Large famille rose bowl - two hairline cracks and restoration. Blue and white large bowl - large crack through half the bowl, chips and wear. Ginger jar and cover - slight wear overall. Modern tea bowl with pece decoration - slight wear. Pair of famille rose tea bowls with tightrope walker - hairline crack to both, slight fitting and rubbing to the decoration. Pair of famille rose tea bowls decorated with figure in a blue coat by a river - decoration rubbed and pitting and wear. Tea bowl decorated with figures and birds - numerous pitting and rubbing to the decoration. Small Imari tea bowl - numerous chips to the chip, chip to footrim, slight wear. Hardwood stands - some bearing chips and overall wear.

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