Set of 6 Chinese Café au Lait Bowls – Batavia Porcelain, Qianlong period

A rare set of six Chinese porcelain bowls in the characteristic Café au Lait style, also known as Batavia porcelain. The bowls are presumably from the Qianlong period (1736–1795) and were produced for the European export market at the time. The rich Capuchin brown exterior with white cartouches and fine floral motifs makes this set an authentic piece of Chinese export art. Six together — a complete set that will impress in any display cabinet or as a decorative centerpiece on a table.

Features

• Quantity: Set of 6 pieces
• Style: Café au Lait / Batavia porcelain, China — Qianlong period (1736–1795)
• Decoration: Capuchin brown exterior with white cartouches and floral motifs
• Material: Chinese export porcelain
• Dimensions per piece: Height 5.5 cm · Neck diameter 11.5 cm · Footring diameter 4.5 cm
• Total weight: 1163 grams (all 6 pieces)
• Condition: Used, in good condition commensurate with age — light signs of use possible; no cracks
• Origin: China

An exceptional set for the serious enthusiast of Chinese export porcelain, Qing Dynasty ceramics, or Asian antique art.