A Chinese blue and white export porcelain part dinner service, late Qianlong/early Jiaqing period, each piece painted with pavilions, figures, trees and boats in a coastal landscape within a feathered rim, copied from a standard English creamware design, comprising a square fruit bowl, width 26.5cm, a pair of oval tureens, lengths 40cm (lacking covers), an oval meat dish, length 47cm (rivet repaired), three saucer dishes, diameters 24cm, four dinner plates, diameter 24.4cm, and eleven soup plates, diameter 24.4cm (faults and repairs). Note: a dish of the same pattern is illustrated by Geoffrey A. Godden in 'Oriental Export Market Porcelain...', 1979, page 155, No. 65.