A small collection of three Chinese blue and white porcelain cups and two saucer-dishes. Qing dynasty (大清), 18th and 19th century., The smallest bowl decorated in cobalt blue with lotus flowers and scrolls to the exterior, inscribed to the base with underglaze blue mark. 19th century, most probably Daoguang (1820-50, 道光) period. Perfect condition, no damages. Height - 3,6 cm; diameter - 6,5 cm. Second bowl from Qianlong period (1735-1796, 乾隆), 18th century. Decorated with a garden scene depicting peony, pierced rocks, flowers and tree. Interior with three dots in the center and band of swirls under the top-rim. Restored, was broken in half. Height - 3,8 cm; diameter - 7,2 cm. Largest bowl, octagonal, from Kangxi period, early 18th century. Decorated to the exterior with floral panels. Interior with a garden scene depicting two ladies, wooden fence, tree and sun in the center, four flowers and line under the top-rim. Extensively restored. Height - 4,7 cm; diameter - 8,5 cm. Largest saucer dish from Qianlong period (1735-1796, 乾隆), mid 18th century. Decorated with a riverside landscape depicting island with trees and rocks, boat with two people, rocky mountains with dwellins and trees, floral and geometrical border next to the edge. Excellent condition, no damages. Minor firing faults to include firing cracks on the bottom. Diameter - 11,9 cm. Smallest dish potted of very thin, translucent, semi-eggshell porcelain painted in cobalt blue. In the center scholar standing on the lotus flower with book (?) in hand, followed by reserves with fish, crabs and shrimps. Restored big chip on side; star-hairline in the center; fritting to the rim. Diameter - 10,4 cm. Most probably Yongzheng period. Worldwide delivery with online tracking. We ship to China and Far East with Polish Post or courier company. If possible, we combine deliveries. Item will be carefully packed to avoid any damages.