Themed collection - Chinese porcelain and Royal Satsuma for tea (31)

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Collection of 31 Chinese porcelain tea sets and Royal Satsuma pieces, including teapots, tasting cups, saucers, a tray and accessories, origin China, late 20th century, condition very good.

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Collection of 31 Chinese porcelain tea wares and Royal Satsuma. It consists of teapots, tasting cups (Pinmingbei), cups with saucers, a tray and accessories (spoons and bowl) for tea preparation. The provenance is Chinese, dating to the late 20th century.
Present a coral red service with a teapot and six coordinated cups, a group decorated in turquoise and ivory tones, a blue-and-white set with teapots and tasting cups, including a polygonal teapot with the Shuang Xi symbol (Double Happiness) and a large teapot with a wooden handle.
Completes the collection a Royal Satsuma group with two cups and saucers, a container with lid and a coordinated saucer, decorated with Oriental figurative scenes and gilded details.

General conditions are very good. The gallery images allow for personal assessment.

Insured shipping.

Happy bidding.

Details:

Royal Satsuma Service
- 2 cups with saucer.
- 1 sugar bowl with lid.
- 1 small saucer.

Red Service
- 1 teapot.
- 7 cups.

Turquoise Group
- 6 cups.
- 1 porcelain spoon.
- 1 little bowl.

Ivory Group
- 1 cup.
- 1 porcelain spoon.

Blue and White Group
- 1 large teapot with wood handle.
- 1 polygonal teapot with Shuang Xi symbol.
- 2 small coordinated teapots.
- 4 cups.
- 1 tray.

Seller's Story

I love the ways in which time and necessity fall upon things. I collect stamps, Sardinian memories, and vintage items. When the object has told its story, I let it go. The auction is the ritual that gives objects back their scene. Each sale renews the life of things.
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Collection of 31 Chinese porcelain tea wares and Royal Satsuma. It consists of teapots, tasting cups (Pinmingbei), cups with saucers, a tray and accessories (spoons and bowl) for tea preparation. The provenance is Chinese, dating to the late 20th century.
Present a coral red service with a teapot and six coordinated cups, a group decorated in turquoise and ivory tones, a blue-and-white set with teapots and tasting cups, including a polygonal teapot with the Shuang Xi symbol (Double Happiness) and a large teapot with a wooden handle.
Completes the collection a Royal Satsuma group with two cups and saucers, a container with lid and a coordinated saucer, decorated with Oriental figurative scenes and gilded details.

General conditions are very good. The gallery images allow for personal assessment.

Insured shipping.

Happy bidding.

Details:

Royal Satsuma Service
- 2 cups with saucer.
- 1 sugar bowl with lid.
- 1 small saucer.

Red Service
- 1 teapot.
- 7 cups.

Turquoise Group
- 6 cups.
- 1 porcelain spoon.
- 1 little bowl.

Ivory Group
- 1 cup.
- 1 porcelain spoon.

Blue and White Group
- 1 large teapot with wood handle.
- 1 polygonal teapot with Shuang Xi symbol.
- 2 small coordinated teapots.
- 4 cups.
- 1 tray.

Seller's Story

I love the ways in which time and necessity fall upon things. I collect stamps, Sardinian memories, and vintage items. When the object has told its story, I let it go. The auction is the ritual that gives objects back their scene. Each sale renews the life of things.
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Details

Number of objects
31
Type
Chinese porcelain and Royal Satsuma for tea (31)
Period
Late 20th century
Country of origin
China
Condition
Very good
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Objects sold
100%
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