FIVE CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE TEAPOTS AND THREE COVE...

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£80 - £120

FIVE CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE TEAPOTS AND THREE COVERS, 19TH CENTURY. Comprising: a tall cylindrical example painted wtih a flower, rockwork and foliage, with a matched cover, 16cm high, a globular example painted with peony, with matched cover, 12cm high, another with matched cover painted with figures and a deer in pine and rockwork landscapes, 11cm high, a baluster teapot decorated with characters and flowers in river landscape, with lug handles, 11.3cm high, an oviform example with leaves and scrolls, with lug handles, 13.8cm high (5)

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The first of cylindrical form - chip to rim and two hairline crack to rim, starcrack to base, chip to tip of spout.
Globular example with peony and match cover - restoration and chipping to spout, small chip to footrim.
The example with figures and matched cover - some slight chipping at edge of glaze at footrim where glaze has been ground, some sanding to glaze.
The baluster teapot lacking cover decorated with characters - some minor chipping to the spout, slight scratching to the glaze, minor footrim chipping, slight scratching and pitting to glaze.
Oviform example with leaves with no cover - very minor glaze chipping to spout and rims.
Some typical wear overall.