An English Decorated Chinese Teapot c.1750.

A Chinese export blue & white teapot c.1750. Over decorated in England with the 'Stag Hunt' Pattern in polychrome enamels, bianco-sopra-bianco and gilding.  Probably decorated in London with a pattern extensively used by the early English porcelain factories, but originating in China.

The pot measures 18cm. from handle to spout and 12.5cm. high, including cover
Note. A Chinese porcelain, English decorated teapot stand sold by Phillips London, from the Bernard Watney collection (lot #7).  Probably painted by the same hand.
  

Restoration to the spout.  Crack around upper handle terminal. Fritting to the rim of the cover, and quite a lot of wear to the gilding 
 

A Chinese 'Mille-Fleur' Plate.
c.1900.

A Chinese 'Mille-Fleur' Style plate. Decorated with an all over floral design in polychrome enamels and gilding. The back of the rim decorated with three flower sprays. The centre of the back with the six character reign mark of the Emperor Guangxu (1875-1908) in iron red. Possibly of the period, or certainly from the first quarter of the 20th.Century. Measures 22.7cm. diameter

There is a 5cm. hairline crack from the rim and a little wear to the decoration.
 

A Chinese Export Armorial.
Tureen Base. c. 1790.

A Late 18th.Century Chinese export Armorial porcelain tureen.   Decorated in underglaze blue and with ornate floral handles.  Both sides decorated with a coat of arms crest and motto  'H O C  SECUPIOR',  misspelt!  Measures 19cm across the handles and 8cm. high. There are no marks.

Unfortunately lacking it's cover. Minor fritting and some wear to the enamel and gilding. No cracks.

A Rare Miniature or Toy, European Subject Teabowl & Saucer. c.1760. 

A very rare Chinese export porcelain miniature teabowl and saucer.  Decorated 'en grisaille' ( Penciled style in black, grey or dark brown overglaze enamel with touches of iron red and gilt.) with a seated European Lady and Gentleman with two attendants, reading from a book, probably the Holy Bible. This type of decoration generally termed 'Jesuit ware'.
The saucer measures 7cm. diameter,  the teabowl 4.3cm. diameter.

Very good, no damage, just a little wear the the enamels.