Crackled Porcelain Teapot With A Bird And Dragons. China, 18th Century.
Artist: Dehua
The teapot is made of hard porcelain covered with a crackled glaze. The spout is shaped like a bird, while the handle and the frieze feature dragons. These figures appear to have been modeled separately and attached with slip to the body of the teapot, which was wheel-thrown. No traces of molds. The crackle glaze is fine and even. The piece was crafted with the utmost care, and the finishes are perfect. 18th-century Chinese work. The lower part of the spout was broken and repaired with gold powder; this restoration enhances the damaged area rather than concealing it. No other repairs. The teapot functions admirably well, without dripping. Length: 176 mm; Height: 95 mm.
800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Fully restored
Material: Porcelain
Length: 176mm
Height: 95mm
Reference (ID): 1797669
Availability: In stock
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