A GROUP OF TWO CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE "100 BOYS" CHARGER AND QIANLONG TANKARD, QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), comprising a doucai enameled porcelain tankard attributed to the Qianlong period, the flared mouth with underglaze blue flower pattern above a leafy scrolled reserve painted with the figures of a man with long pipe seated with a young boy adorned with a peacock feather cap offering a peach with table and fruit bowl on stand in the background, flanked by fan form reserves with magpies, insects, and other birds in landscape, the waisted cup issuing an underglaze blue feather painted handle, raised on a flared foot with flower spray motif, height: 5 3/4"; with a famille rose charger painted in the "100 boys" theme, enameled with rainbow clouds swirling over a mountainous landscape with pine trees, a pagoda structure centers a celestial figure standing by an offering table and from a room watches a young prince as playful boys run about and watch a dragon parade, fireworks are set, rattles and drums bang while carp kites fly, a date mark in the banner flags, circa 1907, diameter: 14 3/4".

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