Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Teapot

Description

This is a rare Chinese porcelain teapot from the late Qing Dynasty or early Republican period. The body of the teapot is in quadrangular shape, which is a rather complex potting process. It has two panels that are respectively featured by paintings of peaches and pomegranates, symbolizing longevity and a long line of offspring. This teapot has no
production mark, and it was appraised and dated to 1850s-1920s.
Provenance: Purchased by an American traveler in China in the early 1980s.
Th
e colors of the glaze are vibrant and well preserved. The overall condition
s simply superb. No detectable defects.
Dimensions:
8
x 7 x 3 inches in
height
, width and depth.
Terms and conditions:
The authenticity of this piece is guaranteed. T
his listed item is an authentic and original piece from the period and it is NOT a reproduction of any kind.
Return Policy：
The seller accepts returns within two weeks of receipt by the buyer, exclusively in the event that the seller has incorrectly described the condition of the listed item. International buyers will have to pay the full return shipping charges.