This is a really nice teacup. The glaze is thick and rich, the shape is beautifully thrown, and elegantly painted. There are some natural holes in the glaze from the time of firing. There is a very light hairline in the glaze which may also be from the time of firing. It doesn't appear to extend into the body and isn't present on the other side of the wall. Otherwise, it's in perfect condition.
As with all antique porcelain of this period, this was handmade and wood fired. Please expect some character as would be normal from pieces of this period.
