Chinese Export Pseudo-Armorial Cup and Saucer - Anchor Crest

Chinese export porcelain cup and saucer with molded bodies, circa 1780.
 
Dimensions: 
            The cup is approximately 3½” in diameter.
            The saucer is approximately 5⅝” in diameter.
 
Decoration: 
The saucer has a gently a gently molded body with a wavy rim.
 
The rim is decorated with a gold band.
 
The center is surrounded by a gold husk band.
 
The center bears a pseudo-armorial in the form of a shield with the initials “PRA”.
 
The shield is surrounded by a floral swag above with is a gold anchor and gold and red ribbons.
 
The cup has a gently molded body with a wavy rim.
 
The interior rim is decorated with a gold band.
 
The exterior rim is decorated with a gold husk band.
 
The front of the cup has the same pseudo armorial decoration.
 
The back of the cup is decorated with a small gilt flower.
 
Condition: The cup has wear to inner rim gilding and the saucer has wear to monogram; otherwise in excellent condition consistent with age and usage. Please examine the photos; they are part of the description.
 
Please note, I do NOT issue partial refunds. If you believe that my description is not accurate, I will refund your purchase price upon receipt of the item in the same condition as it was sent under the terms of the return policy in this listing.
 
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