A group of blue and white tea wares, 18th century, Kangxi and Yongzheng period, China, A lobed teapot (unmarked), decorated in blue with figures in a landscape with gilded accents and an iron red motif on the spout. With three cups and saucers, thinly potted and showing a pattern of a man on horseback with two servants in a landscape (not marked). Also two saucers with scattered flowers (six character apocryphal Chenghua mark) and an unmarked saucer with Long Eliza figure. Teapot: H 10 cm, L14.7 cm (handle to spout). Saucers with horseman: D 11.5cm, Finial on lid (teapot) repaired. Two saucers with horseman have hairlines. One of the floral saucers with a hairline. Some pieces with rim fritting but no other hairlines and no restoration.