A set of 2 antique Chinese Batavia brown saucers and teacup decorated with flowers // Qing Dynasty - Qianlong - 18th century

A set of antique 'café au lait' or 'batavia brown' porcelain existing of one teacup with 2 matching saucers. The set is decorated with flower patterns at the inside, which is typical for this type of porcelain just like the typical brown glaze at the outside of the teacup and saucers. The set is made in China and dates from the Qianlong period, 18th century - Qing Dynasty. The set is sold together with the two wooden stands that are visible on the pictures. 

'Batavia brown' is a specific style of Asian export porcelain that was very popular during the 17th and 18th century. The name refers to Batavia (now Jakarta, Indonesia), which at the time was the primary trading hub for the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in Asia. It was from this port that the porcelain was shipped to Europe.

Dimensions:
Teacup: Diameter: 8,8cm / Height: 4,6cm
Saucers: Diameter: 13,5cm / Height: 3,2 and 3,5cm

Condition:
The set is in a very good condition for the age of the pieces. The two saucers are in an excellent condition with no damages or restorations. The teacup has got a chip to the rim and 2 hairlines. The set was checked for any damages and restorations using UV light. 

Every item we sell has been carefully checked for any damages and restorations. We make use of UV light to check this properly. Good packaging and shipped with a tracking number.