Chinese Antique Porcelain Tea Pot Qing Dynasty

Chinese Qing Dynasty Blue & White Porcelain Teapot

This antique Chinese porcelain teapot dates to the Qing Dynasty and is a fine example of traditional blue and white hand-painted porcelain. The teapot is decorated with charming fish scenes, symbolizing abundance and prosperity, and features a frog-shaped lid, adding a whimsical and distinctive touch.

Crafted with care and skill, the teapot demonstrates the elegance and refinement of Qing dynasty porcelain. The six-character mark to the bottom further attests to its authenticity and period. Its generous height of 24 cm makes it a striking display piece as well as a collectible example of Chinese ceramic artistry.

Details:

• Origin: China

• Period: Qing Dynasty

• Material: Porcelain

• Decoration: Hand-painted blue and white, fish scenes, frog lid

• Mark: Six-character mark to the bottom

• Height: 24 cm

• Condition: Very good, well-preserved enamel

A charming and collectible piece, this teapot is ideal for enthusiasts of Qing dynasty porcelain or as a unique decorative addition to a collection of Chinese ceramics.

Excellent Condition ( No Chips or Cracks )

Height : 24cm

Antique Chinese hand painted blue and white porcelain covered teapot decorated with Fish scenes and frog lid. Circa Qing Dynasty period, 18th/19th century. Very good condition; No chips, cracks or repairs. Normal kiln spotting that one should expect from Antique Chinese porcelain.

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