TEA CUP, set of 5, Qing Dynasty (1616–1911 CE)

This is a set of five powder-painted tea cups from the Qing Dynasty. Likely produced in Jingdezhen, they exhibit a somewhat rustic style of decoration characteristic of Qing Dynasty wares. Each cup features slightly varied shapes and distinct designs. These versatile pieces can be enjoyed not only for tea but also as an intriguing addition to a kaiseki meal.