CHINESE EARTHENWARE TEAPOT

A Chinese earthenware teapot with incised calligraphy and bamboo decoration, possibly early C20th, seal mark to base, 6" high

A Chinese earthenware teapot dating from the Republic period by Tie Hua Xuan. The lid features a 2-character mark while the base has a 6-character mark. The teapot has a flared foot and vertical engag

in gourd and bamboo forms, three signed, 20th century. Largest: 3 1/2" high, &" wide, 4 1/4" deep. Property of a CT Collector.

Chinese Art An earthenware Yxing teapot signed Shi da Ping . . Cm 18,00 x 14,50. Inscribed at the base and seal incised on the cover.

Chinese Art Two earthenware Yixing teapots China, Qing dynasty, 19th century . . Cm 11,00.

19th Century Chinese Yixing Teapots terracotta / earthenware. Max Ht. 3 1/4 in. L 7 in.

A shelf of Chinese cloisonne table articles and earthenware figures: a large teapot with peacock spout; a dragon covered pedestal dishl a bodhisstva; several snuff bottles of various medium; a porcela

Antique Chinese Glazed earthenware tea Pot Please Look at Photos for more Information Out of a New York City Estate Dimensions 18 cm Tall Search Words Ming Tang Qing Celedon Celadon Emperor Dynasty bl

Chinese pewter and jade teapot, Qing Dynasty (likely late 19th c.), China, Yixing earthenware encased in pewter, light tea green jade, the beehive-shaped body mounted with celadon jade spout and loop

3 pieces of Hall China Company molded and glazed earthenware kitchenware, American, East Liverpool, Ohio, designed 1930s. Includes: donut teapot in Chinese Red with cream interior, first designed in 1

Comprising a 17th Century German Delft baluster form vase and a 17th/18th Century English Delft covered shaving bowl. Together with a Chinese Canton blue and white porcelain teapot. Size: Vase 9"h Pro

2 pieces of Hall China Company molded and glazed earthenware kitchenware, American, East Liverpool, Ohio, designed 1930s. Circular stacking refrigerator ware in Chinese Red with cream interior, compri

A group of eight Yixing ware teapots, in varying forms, 20th century. Each contains similar marks, indicating an earthenware company. Most dated to the 1990s. Ht. of tallest 4".

possibly Tang or Song dynasty, molded pottery figure of a man adorned in robes and hairpiece, remnants of red and black pigment throughout, 29 x 15 x 9 in. [Asian Ceramics] N

Han dynasty, double handled vessel with 20 circular bronze mounts, textured design on neck, molded swirls, 12-5/8 x 11 in. Note: With Thermoluminescence Analysis Report signed by Doreen Stoneham for O

H:11cm，W:10.5cm，weight：186g

A Chinese Pewter Teapot Mark and Sighed. H: 3 1/2" L: 6 3/4" D: 2 3/4"

Chinese earthenware Ming Dynasty seated warrior with original paint decoration, mounted on a brass base, converted to an electric lamp. Warrior: 12"h x 7.5"w x 3.5"d / 27"h x 10"w x 6"d overall

attributed to Han dynasty, double handled vessel with 26 circular bronze mounts, textured design on neck, molded swirls, base with felt pads, 13 x 12-1/2 in. [Asian Ceramics] [Asian Bronzes] Provenanc

Fine Light Yixing Chinese Teapot Incised with flowers and calligraphy; impressed marks to base and inside cover. Firing crack around part of base. Length from handle to spout 6 1/2 inches (17 cm.).

A pair of Chinese glazed earthenware models of falconsheight 15in (38cm); width 7in (17.5cm); depth 11in (28cm)

H. 11 cm.W. 15 cm.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Yongzheng teapot with pastel flowers and gold characters

This teapot measures 5.25 inches in height and is 7.5 inches in diameter. The provenance of this item is from a New York collector.