Ten pieces of Chinese export porcelain, 18th-19th century, comprising a punch bowl, 26cm diameter, mug, three plates, three dishes, jug and teapot (10)Chip to rim of tankard and crack running down from said area, with another hairline crack running down near the later attached handle, with some wear to the areas where it has been attached. Two small dishes crudely glued from broken. Larger dish (with bull & rider) repaired from broken with staples, and painted white on the back, hairline cracks in areas. Punch bowl missing portion of porcelain at the rim, several hairline cracks and stapled repairs, the porcelain has also been clobbered. Teapot has very fine hairline cracks (possibly firing flaws to the glaze) near the handle, chip to inside of lid. Jug handle repaired from broken - crudely glued, and porcelain has possibly been clobbered (initials to base). Plates have minor fritting and nibbles to rim, hairline cracks in areas. One plate stapled from broken.