A group of 16 blue and white Chinese porcelain items dating from the 18th-19th century. This group includes the following items: a corner join, teapot with lid, bowl with brown glaze exterior, dish with geometric border, abstract geometric dish, seal box, footed dish, small trapezoidal dish, shallow bowl, plate with fish and shrimp, large dish with landscape interior and a 4-character mark on the bottom, butterfly water dropper, spoon with dragon, spoon with bird, small rectangular planter, and a rectangular planter with a landscape.

Dimensions vary.

Condition: The corner join is chipped, the teapot is stained with a possible repair, the dish with the geometric border has paint wear and staining, the footed dish has minor chips along the rim, the small trapezoidal dish has 1 corner broken, the plate with fish and shrimp has a rim chip and a hairline crack, the butterfly water dropper has multiple cracks and breakage, and the small rectangular planter has 1 corner broken.

Provenance: From a collector's estate in McLean, Virginia.