Bell Teapot
Dao Guang, Qing Dynasty (Circa 1840)
Seal on the bottom of the pot.

Blue Enamel Teapot of Hua Fengxiang
Kangxi Period Qing Dynasty (Circa 1720)
19 cm tall with hand painting. With a seal on the bottom of the pot.

Ginseng Pot
Qing Dynasty (Circa 1850)
No Seals. Four pieces make up this unique pot.

Striped Teapot (imitation of Gong Chun)
The Republic of China(1912-1949)
Size: 17x12x11 cm,400 ml.
There are seals on the bottom of the pot and lid.

Compressed Teapot of Gu Jingzhou
Republic of China Period (1912-1949)
There are seals on the bottom, lid and handle of this teapot.

Butterfly Teapot of Jiang Rong
This multi colored teapot is made by the renowned female Craft Master of our times.
400 ml with seals on the bottom and lid.
Contemporary Period Circa 1990

Lotus Teapot Wine Set of Jiang Rong
Teapot with reverse pour and eight cups.
This is a museum quality set potted by the Craft Master Jiang Rong.
Contemporary Period Circa 1990

Lion Export Teapot
Qing Dynasty, Dao Guang (1822-1850)
Size:22x11x17 cm,550ml.
It was said that this pot was made for export to the UK . There is a special flower seal on the bottom of the pot. This pot was found in the ancient kiln in Yixing.

Pumpkin Teapot of Shao Shen Da
19x13x9.5cm,330ml
Guang Xu Period, Qing Dynasty (Circa 1880)
There are seals on the bottom and lid of teapot.

Pear Teapot of He Xinzhou
Qing Dynasty, Guang Xu (Circa 1820)
Size:17 x 11x13, 350 ml.
There are seals on the bottom of the pot.

Shi Dabin Flower Teapot
This copy of the famous Shi Dabin teapot is a great teapot dating from the mid 1800's when Yixing interest flourished.
Qing Dynasty, Dao Guang (1822-1850)

Stepped Teapot of Shao Er Sun
Wan Li period, Ming Dynasty ( Circa 1600)
Beautiful characters etched on bottom of teapot.

Tiger Pattern Teapot
Textured with embossed design pattern and lid ring.
There are seals on the bottom and the lid.
Guang Xu Period Qing Dynasty (Circa 1870)
20x12x9cm, 350ml

Sister Pots (2 red zisha teapots)
Guang Xu, Qing Dynasty Both pots are straight sided and have the same seals an the bottom and lid.
One lid may be a replacement (No seal on it.)
Maybe export teapots.