Featured 3 Different Porcelain Types

Good evening,
Hope all are well...a 100 year old neighbor passed away, and their family allowed his neighbors to come in and take anything of interest. I came away with 3 types of porcelain dishes, teapots, spoons, etc. I've put some pics in the post. Are these items run of the mill, or is there something to them?

Many thanks.

 

I'm not seeing anything notable, but let's see what others say.
If you like it, that's the most important thing!

 

Very sweet and generous of the family.........and what you chose @Brook16, looks lovely....others should be along to help although it may be tomorrow at this point!

 

All very pretty,if not relatively newish. Use and enjoy them.

 

Chinese as you probably know. Third quarter of 20th century or maybe a bit later. They have the jingdezhen mark on the reverse. (Made in china).The symbols on the side of the teapot denote longevity. If you google Mon shou longevity teapot, spoon etc it will give you similar results. Not worth a great deal and quite common place but still quite attractive

 

Thank you…what about the spoon rest from Taiwan?

 

It isn't a spoon rest. Just like the other spoons it is a (soup) spoon.
Taiwan became the Republic of China after WWII, so it is about the same age as the other items.

 

One of my sisters has collected some of that sort of ceramic ware. Very attractive when there is a group to display!

 

One other quick question…in the grouping, there is one piece with a different marking. Is this marking similar to the others?

 

It is. China Made (factory N)