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I'm really curious about this teapot that my mom had as long as I could remember, from back in the early 1960's. I've never seen a teapot in this style anywhere else.
It's about 9 inches tall and maybe 1-1/2 inches from front to back. It doesn't have any markings that I could find that might indicate a maker. The parts of the design with color have a semi-gloss glaze; the white parts including the 'cut-out' between front and back have a matte glaze.
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Chinese enameled porcelain puzzle pot, late Qing/early Republic period, in the form of the character ‘fu’
Thank you; I'd no idea! It's a beautiful thing.
this IS a beautiful piece!!
Geepers....the prettiest teapot I've ever seen....
wow!!!! such beauty and design!!
WOW and AWESOME!
Thank you all for your kind comments. I'd searched and searched to identity its origin and I'm so thankful for Dizzydave letting me know.}
And now I know why my Chinese neighbor ogled it while visiting!
This piece at Christie's looks quite similar: http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/lot/a-chinese-famille-verte-biscuit-puzzle-teapot-5109970-details.aspx
Wow! And good find, Hunter
Dizzydave is quite right, I personally lean to believe it's made in republic era.
very nice ,it doesn,t matter much it aint kangxi and it aint second half 20 century