Yongzheng (1722-1735) - Teapot - Large Roosters Under Weeping Willow

A lovely good size antique Chinese porcelain teapot with a central decoration of Large Roosters Under Weeping Willow, Hibiscus, Grapevines and Bamboo, covered in nice underglaze blue and white. A nicely shaped ear and elegantly potted sprout. Handmade in Imperial China during the early Yongzheng (1722-1735) reign, ca. 1725 during the Qing Dynasty. Guaranteed original and of the stated period. The rooster symbolized the Emperor, they are facing each other with their heads low. The handle with a knob, so it's possible to pour tea with the then fashionable ladies gloves. Including the lid. Length: 18,0 centimeter In overall good condition (see condition report below): Condition report: On the pictures are reflections of the light used for photography and maybe some dirt or baking imperfections visible, please note that they might look like chips/hairlines or restorations but they are not; unless mentioned below. A careful description of the condition: The teapot is in overall good condition, a star shaped crack on the body and a small one on the glaze. The lid fits perfectly and has two shallow flakes. The condition is carefully checked with strong UV-light and bright translucent white light. Shipping method: This lot will be securely packed and shipped with insurance, without stand. Buy multiple lots from this seller and save on shipping costs, for multiple lots you’ll pay the shipping costs only once.

Schätzpreis:€500

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