SIX CHINESE 'FAMILLE ROSE' POLYCHROME-PAINTED PORCELAIN SAUCERS MADE FOR THE IRANIAN EXPORT MARKET possibly Guangdong (Canton), China, late 19th - early 20th century, each of shallow circular outline and everted rim, on a thin circular foot, each painted in shades of pink, blue, orange, green, and red against a white ground, each with slightly different internal decoration of repeating floral motifs to include rose bouquets, vegetal festoons, cartouches with fish-scale pattern, fretwork bands and concentric circles, the exteriors plain, (6) The largest 16cm diameter