Three Chinese Yixing Ware Teapots

A group of three teapots of Yixing or Zisha ware, one decorated with fur styling paint, another incised with inscription and varying clays to lid, and another with carved and green painted incised sce

A group of three 20th century Chinese Yixing ware or "Zisha" teapots, each with inscriptions to the body , the smallest having a seal to the underside. Tallest ht. 4.5".

Chinese, 20th century. A group of 9 small Yixing ware teapots. Including two with meticulous and elaborate inscriptions, another with carved inscription, three small globular examples, one hexagonal,

each signed to underside, comprising a teapot, jar, and bird sculpture; the tallest: 7 inches high

Three Chinese Yixing teapots for the Thai market, 19th C. H.: 9,5 cm (the largest teapot)

The group comprises two teapots shaped as tree trunks, one bearing a stamped 'Yixingzisha' mark to the base; and a squat teapot with a cover surmounted by a recumbent water buffalo finial, the base wi

A collection of six Yixing ware teapots, all 20th century, with different maker's marks, including Tan Muxiang, Dong feng, Jia yaping, and one for the Jian kiln. Tallest ht. 5".

Three Chinese Yixing Teapots; the first melon shaped with landscape and calligraphy incised; the second light clay yixing with bird, flowers, and calligraphy in colored enamels, impressed mark to base

Each monochrome and 20th century. Tallest ht. 4.25". From the Estates of Reiko (Sakagami) Baum (1927-2021) and Michael Baum (1933-2021) Ê

Three Yixing ware teapots, each 20th century, and in modernist forms, including one with ball lid, another in simple yet modern shape, and finally a very shallow example with slight orange peel surfac

Chinese, the smallest teapot with high relief decoration of squirrels and grapes on body and lid; together with another having compressed lobed pumpkin shaped body and Wang Panfeng mark. The three-leg

Three Chinese Yixing Teapots. Sizes ranging from: 4.25'' x 6.75'' x 3.75'' (11 x 17 x 10 cm) to 5.25'' x 6.5'' x 4'' (13 x 17 x 10 cm).

including: two melon-form and a faceted-form teapot, all with impressed marks, 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 in. H.

Chinese, the first potted in bamboo shape, with mark of Lu Hao impressed to the inside of lid. The second having etched calligraphy on body and archaic style qilong handle, with mark of SunXianglin. T

Chinese, the first with hexagonal body with etched landscape and bamboo scenes and calligraphy, having Fu lion finial, dated gengchen, with Fan Meihua mark to base. The bigger one with dragonand cloud

Two Chinese Yixing Ware Teapots, 6 1/4 & 6 1/2" Long

Two(2) 19thC. Yixing ware clay teapots. Raised floral and leaf decoration. Each impressed with mark at the underside; 3.25in. -3.75in.H.

Late 20th century Chinese Yixing ware teapot, 3". Provenance: Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts collection.

Chinese Yixing Ware Teapot. L 11.5 cm

A group of 5 Chinese Yixing ware teapots, each marked with different maker identifications, including Hu Xiaolong, Huaxue, Bingzi, Zhijun and Pan Hangping. Each marked. Largest ht. 4".

Three Chinese Yixing teapots. One large with bottom mark, lid damage + spout restored. Once lobed, with bottom mark. Once small, with bottom mark, chip lid. Size: 6 - 22 cm. I

Chinese Yixing ware teapot, compressed melon form set with a loop handle, opposed by a small spout, each resembling branches, characters and foliate decoration to sides, character mark under lid, 3"h,

Group of Three Chinese Yixing Clay Teapots. The tallest teapot, signed Ren Ganting (1888-1969), inscribed and engraved a plum tree and a crane under the pine tree, together with two teapots in various

Three Chinese Yixing Pottery Teapots Marks: two-character mark (one, teapot with cover) 6 x 10 x 6-1/8 inches (15.2 x 25.4 x 15.6 cm) (lar