Featured Chinese 18thc tea bowl ?

hi folks

bought this lovely old chinese tea bowl in a mixed tea bowl/cup lot at local auction, suprisingly well hidden of its full glory

https://www.easyliveauction.com/cat...eriors-sale-please-see-our-website-f-lot-900/

the others aren't bad either, but this one's a beauty and apart from a bit of paint loss, few small hairlines, nice condition

thinking its gotta be 18th century, but thought i'd share and see if you agree

any thoughts or info appreciated

 

Definitely late c18. Great find.

 

good news, thanks john

the others are quite interesting as well, ones definitely english 18th

the blue and whites a puzzler, might even be chinese as well, but don't think the saucer goes with it

 

little nibble on top rim

 

no clue on this one

 

Lovely haul.

 

That English bowl looks new hall.

I’ve seen that cup with the inside little decoration, I’m trying to think who.

 

looks spot on, thanks obb

 

@charlie cheswick, my Mom was collecting those little (demi tasse??) blue & white cups & saucers for ME when I was just a kid....maybe 10 or 11 y/o.......BUT I DON'T remember if she ever said a specific name for them....must have had a small collection of 12-15.........think I also sold them a couple of moves ago....for how much I have no recollection!!!

 

A little sweetie. Yes, it is Chinese, from Fujian Province, made mostly for export to Southeast Asia.
In Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia this ware is known as Kitchen Qing, more specifically Batik Ware, because it looks like the colour splashes on batik textiles, which used to be mostly blue and white.

 

AJ, thanks......love finally hearing a name for what they were!!!!!! Aside from 'sweet'!!!!!!!!!

 

Thanks Aj, very helpful.

the saucer it came with looks to be the same type of ware, but a different pattern so not sure if they go together

 

the tiny one seems to be bonn, germany. doesn't give any info though

https://drouot.com/en/l/18971156-koppchen-reliefiertes-blumenbukett-koppchen-mazzo-di-fiori-a

 

this should help


https://pottery-english.com/meissen-pottery-marks-and-history/#Meissen-Pottery-Marks

 

thanks, think the link i posted was from bonn, germany

mine looks awful sloppy for a meissen mark, but its definitely the same little bowl

 

Very cool. Nice buy!

 

The marks are often like that on Meissen.

 

The cup and saucer are London shape which dates to c1820 A number of factories could have made it. How finely is it potted (ie is it very translucent or quite thick?)