A Meissen Marcolini period porcelain teacup decorated in the 'Tischchenmuster' pattern, underglaze blue crossed swords and star to base
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A Meissen Marcolini period porcelain teacup decorated in the 'Tischchenmuster' pattern, underglaze blue crossed swords and star to base, 8cm diameter, 5cm high; with an Austrian porcelain cabinet demitasse teacup, the bowl painted with a mythological scene (indistinctly signed), printed shield mark to underside, 7.5cm diameter, 4.5cm high; an Augustus Rex cabinet teacup, 8cm wide, 5cm high; and an 18th century Chinese tea bowl (4)
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