Late 20th Century Mottahedeh Teacups With Saucers in 18th Century Chinese Woodblock Pattern From the British Museum - 21 Pieces Bamboo flared rim and soft undulating

flared rim and soft undulating edges create a fluid

and hardware consistent with age

combining traditional paisley ornamentation with game bird imagery reminiscent of 19th-century English sporting estates

- to create a distinctive

intricately carved to resemble twisted barley stalks

Late 20th Century Mottahedeh Teacups With Saucers in 18th Century Chinese Woodblock Pattern From the British Museum - 21 Pieces Bamboo flared rim and soft undulatingThis wonderful set of Mottahedeh Vista Alegre teacups and saucers in an antique Chinese woodblock pattern is a rare find and a must for Mottahedeh collectors. The set comes with 10 teacups and 11 saucers. To create the botanical patterns displayed on the cups, Mottahedeh received special permission from the British Museum to use 18th century Chinese woodblocks. It is rare to find a set of this many teacups, as they feature a limited edition pattern.