FOUR SETS OF CANTON ENAMEL SQUARE TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY comprising: four square saucers of canted edges, the interior respectively painted with two bulls, two white rabbits with a butterfly, a flying eagle hunting two foxes, and two dogs with their puppy, each scene depicted in a natural landscape setting, enclosed in the meandering chi dragon border on the side against a black ground, the sides on the exterior similarly decorated in blue, each base inscribed with a two-character 'Qi Wan' mark in seal; together with four square cups with canted edge, each supported on a short foot and extending to a splayed rim, each side respectively painted with a grey bull, two cranes under a pine tree, two deer with a bat and two rabbits, the interior decorated with a small blue flower against the white ground, while the base marked with five dots symbolising a flower head (Dimensions: saucer: 10.2cm wide each; cup: 4.7cm wide each) (Qty: 8) (saucer: 10.2cm wide each; cup: 4.7cm wide each) Qty: (8) Footnote: Provenance: Private English collection, Hampshire; the collection has been in the family for over four generations, since the 1920's