Estate Chinese Yixing Zisha Tea Pot

Group of four zisha tea pots, one carved the exterior with bamboo and the cover with a cicada knob, one exterior carved in low relief with plum blossoms and characters, one with plum blossoms and bamb

Group of 4 Chinese Yixing zisha tea pots, each pot bottom carved with a seal mark, wherein three pot lid interior carved with two marks. Size varies.

The body carved in low relief with prose, the lid set with a beast finial and carved with a mark on the inside, the bottom carved with seal mark. Approx. 6.6-4.9-3.2 inch.

Group of 4 Chinese Yixing zisha tea pots, each pot bottom carved with a seal mark and the lid interior carved with two marks. Size varies.

The body carved in low relief with bird and flowers, inscribed with related passages, the lid interior and the bottom carved with seal mark. Approx. 6.1-4.1-4 inch.

One tea pot carved in lotus form, the lid set with a frog knob, the bottom with a mark, the other tea pot carved in high relief with peaches, the bottom with a seal mark. Approx. 7-4.3-4 inch (larger)

Molded in lotus form with aquatic fruit form feet and lotus root form handle and spout, the lid with a frog knob, the lid interior and the bottom carved with seal mark. Approx. 6.7-4.3-4.1 inch.

The body carved in raised relief with lotus, the lid set with twin bird finial and carved with a mark on the inside, the bottom carved with circular mark. Approx. 6.7-4.6-3.1 inch.

Of pumpkin form with branch form handle and spout, the lid with a bird form finial, the lid interior and the bottom carved with mark. Approx. 6.8-4.8-4.8 inch.

The zisha tea pot exterior incised with poems, the lid interior and the bottom carved with seal mark. Approx. 5.5-4.8-4.1 inch.

from prominent estate Qing Yixing Zisha teapot by Yang? signed on bottom and lid, no damage noted, age correct wear on bottom 8" long 4" tall w/lid appx 4 1/4" wide see pics

The body and lid carved in high relief and enameled with leafy peach stem, the lid interior with two marks, the bottom with a two-character mark. Approx. 6.8-4.3-4.6 inch.

Molded in gnarled trunk form, carved in high relief with monkeys, the lid inside with two marks, the bottom with a two-character mark. Approx. 7.3-4.5-5.4 inch.

Group of seven zisha tea pots, five pots incised with inscription on the body and poems on the bottom, one mould in trunk form and one in cylindrical form, and either bottom with a mark. 2.4inch H, 2.

China, Yixing Zisha tea pot, glazed rust red with mark on base, uniquely shaped teapot decorated with gold calligraphy on each side panel. Width 7 1/2 in., Height 3 1/2 in.

China, Yixing Zisha teapot, with footed base with spout and handles stylized as branches, with floral motif on body, with mark. Width 7 in., Height 3 1/4 in.

China, Yixing Zisha teapot, in cylindrical form, with scalloped surface, in a red-brown mottled hue, with detail at the spout, lid and handle, mark on base. Height 10 1/2 in., Width 4 5/8 in.

China, Yixing Zisha teapot, rounded cube form with square base, characters carved and painted into the side, with mark on base. Width 6 1/2 in., Height 4 in.

China, Yixing Zisha teapot, rounded cube form with square base, characters carved and painted into the side, with mark on base. Width 6 1/2 in., Height 4 in.

One side carved in low relief with bamboo and the verso with related poems, the cover interior incised with a seal mark and the base with a mark. 6.6inch L, 3.7inch W, 4.6inch H. The Estate of Pasaden

One side carved with a landscape scene, another with Chinese poems, base marked with twelve characters. 3.6*6.2*4.2inch. The Estate of the Yaotome Old Time closed sale, Los Angeles, 1992.

Yixing zisha teapot, carved with plum blossoms and poem, the bottom with seal mark, with glazed porcelain tea cups and a square wood tray. Approx. 6.5-4.3-4.5 inch (pot size). The Estate of Closed Ant

Antique Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot. 4 x 6 x 4 1/4 inches. Provenance: the estate of Mr. Tang Tung Chun (1923 - 2015).

Antique Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot Gong Ju Mark. 6 1/4 x 4 x 4 inches. Provenance: the estate of Mr. Tang Tung Chun (1923 - 2015).