TWO FAMILLE-ROSE PORCELAIN TEA POTS, CHINA, QING DYNASTY, GUANGXU PERIOD (1875-1908) (2)
14 cm max high, 13 cm max wide
One with the body of square shape, recessed short feet, a round neck, a double twisted iron handles and a flat cover, the four sides decorated with figures on a garden, the top with a black Chinese inscription on the four angles and in the top of the cover, the other of globular form with a twisted iron handle, painted in one side with a landscape with a lie down deer and a flying crane, the other side with foliate branches and blossom flowers- both with a iron red mark on the base. In good conditions, the cover with a chip and associated flake on the underside, very minor wear and scratches on the surface and very minor firing imperfections.