A rare Chinese biscuit 'double peach' teapot, Qing dynasty, Yongzheng period
清雍正 素胎瓷雕雙桃形茶壺

The finely moulded teapot formed as two conjoined peaches connected at the middle section by a leafy branch forming a handle, one of the peaches with an open reticulated top and the other with a cover with a small knob in the form of a mythical beast, the peaches covered in a 'chicken skin' pattern all over, traces of pigment which are most likely black and red cold-painted European decoration

(Quantity:2)

Dimensions: 19 cm high; 16 cm wide

Santos Collection

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桑托斯收藏

Please refer to The Cà Mau Shipwreck [c. 1725] Porcelain from the Collection of Dr Zelnik, exhibition catalogue, Hungary, for a water dropper in biscuit manufactured in the same style.

參見《Zelnik博士的金甌海難[約1725年]瓷器收藏》，匈牙利展覽目錄，一個以相同樣式的素瓷硯滴。