Description A set of three identically decorated Chinese porcelain saucers from the Qianlong period (1736–1795), made for the European export market. Painted in underglaze cobalt blue, the front shows a refined garden composition with vases filled with flowers and antiquities arranged on stands, symbolizing elegance and cultured taste. In the background, a landscape unfolds with two small huts, adding depth and narrative to the scene. This type of decoration is characteristic of mid-18th century export porcelain, combining Chinese symbolism with compositions highly appreciated in Europe at the time. Age Qianlong period, Qing dynasty (1736–1795), export porcelain Measurements Diameter: 12.5 cm Height: 3.0 cm Condition – Saucer 1: rim damage and one hairline – Saucer 2: one very short hairline, rim nearly perfect – Saucer 3: crack to the base (visible in the photos) and considerable rim damage Please refer carefully to the photographs for a full impression of the condition. All objects are packed with the greatest care and shipped fully insured. All objects are examined carefully under strong UV light. The condition is described with great care, aiming to reflect the actual state of the object as closely as possible.