Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot Enamelled Prunus Blossom Seal Mark Antique Wedgwood

Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot Enamelled Prunus Blossom Seal Mark Antique WedgwoodA Chinese Yixing (zisha) red stoneware teapot of compressed globular form, applied with polychrome enamel prunus blossom and fruit and with a domed cover. The base bears an impressed seal mark. It measures approximately 10 cm wide. This is an older example. Yixing teapots from Jiangsu province are highly collected, and enamel decorated examples of this type are particularly attractive. Condition: there is a small chip with associated loss to one side

This is an outstanding opportunity to acquire a rare and decorative antique caddy that unites fine materials

The presence of the “ENGLAND” country of origin stamp indicates manufacture from the late 19th century onwards

please allow for the light signs of age and handling that accompany a well-cared-for decorative object

129 cup and saucer is a classic example of the factory’s elegant style

The impressed marks suggest a late Victorian or Edwardian production date

Place beside your bed or on a dressing table to hold rings and earrings at night

creating a striking contrast that draws the eye without overwhelming your table or display

a study of industrial history

most likely 19th century

As with all older pieces

Whether you are enhancing an established Wedgwood collection or selecting a meaningful gift for a lover of classic British design

These do not detract significantly from its decorative appeal but should be noted for those seeking perfect condition