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Water melon shaped tea pot - Yongzheng

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Water melon shaped tea pot - Yongzheng Chinese porcelain Qing %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
Rare early famille rose teapot modelled as a water lily surrounded by various water plants, stems etc. exquisitely modelled– probably dating from Yongzheng period. This rarely seen item is being sold in largely unrestored condition, from an old Scottish collection. Condition: some losses to extremities of plants and some old restoration to the rim.
Size: height 10cm, width end spout to handle 15.5 cm
Price
£475.00  UK
$604.01  USA
€573.80  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Category Antique Ceramics Date 1723-35  George I Antiques Material Porcelain Origin Chinese Maker Famille Rose Item code as1069a114 / SH 3108 Status Sold

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