A nice set of three Chinese porcelain cups and two saucers, Yongzheng-Qianlong, 18th C.

Condition:
The armorial cup with two hairlines running down from the rim. One with an associated rim chip running down over 3,5 cm. The other with an associated fleabite over ca. 2 cm. Also with a very small chip on the footrim.

The cup on the right in perfect condition. The saucer on the right with a very, very small rimchip of ca. 1mm, almost invisible.

The cup on the left with a hairline of 4 cm running down from the rim, with an associated fleabite, and with another larger chip on the rim of ca. 1x2 mm.
The saucer on the left with three hairlines one of 0,5 cm, one of 1 cm (both visible on the back) and the third ca. 5 cm (visible on the front over 4 cm) and with various very small rim chips between 3 and 1 mm.