Antique Yixing

Small teapot with square basic shape and green-blue fond on brown clay. The sides with polychrome floral and bird motifs. Small crack in the lid. Maker‘s mark Xu Fei Long stamped on ...

Wedgwood Yixing Style Tri Colour Jasper Teapot ca. 1820, with impressed mark to base.

Zisha (lit. purple clay), is a type of yixing clay produced around the city of Yixing in Jiangsu Province, China.

The Terracotta Teapots of Yixing are called "memory" because the aromas of the infused tea are transmitted to the clay, considered the best in China.

Old or antique Chinese porcelain Yixing stoneware teapot, circa late 19th/early 20th century.

This is an antique Chinese hand potted Red Clay YIXING Teapot and cover, fully marked, which we date to the late Qing period, Circa 1890, or possibly earlier.

A 19th Century Chinese Junyao style glaze (Flambe) over clay Scholar's vase (scroll-holder) from Yixing Good condition with age appropriate wear.

The teapot has a squat, rounded form and a dark brown finish, reminiscent of Yixing red clay teapots. Appealing to the popular appreciation for natural forms, the underside was left ...

An early 20th century Chinese tortoise shell opium pipe with jade mouthpiece and Yixing pottery bowl, mounted on custom steel stand.

In time, among Chinese tea connoisseurs, it was considered that a Yixing teapot made the perfect tea drink; a belief that carries through to the present day.

This unusual object is an early 20th century opium pipe bowl, sculpted of fine yixing red clay to a squat, six-sided form and fitted with a brass collar.

This unusual object is a 19th century opium pipe bowl, beautifully sculpted of yixing red clay to a thin, discus form. Devoid of ornamentation, the refined pipe bowl is decorated onl...

This tabletop display stand was once used to elevate an opium smoker's collection of pipe bowls, a removable element of the opium pipe often made of fine materials such as jade, yixi...

The petite box was originally used to elevate an opium smoker's collection of pipe bowls, a removable element of the opium pipe often made of fine materials such as jade, yixing red ...

Such water-pots (also known as kanam) were used to retain boiling water that would be poured into the Yixing (earthenware teapot) to brew the tea. (Thai silver & nielloware, Paul Bro...

A very fine antique Chinese Yixing teapot decorated in the famille verte palette with a lion dog and precious object dating from the 18th or early 19th century.

A Chinese inscribed pewter-encased Yixing stoneware teapot Qing dynasty, 19th century Measures, 3 3/8 in.,(8.5 cm.) high base: 3 1/8 x 3 1/4 in.,(8 x 8.4 cm.)

An unusual antique Chinese Yixing zisha red clay pottery scholars box comprising of three compartments, one glazed in white and two glazed in green.

The other is an early 20th century opium pipe bowl, sculpted of fine Yixing red clay to a squat, six-sided form and fitted with a brass collar.

The teapot has a squat, rounded form and a dark brown finish, reminiscent of Yixing red clay teapots. Appealing to the popular appreciation for natural forms, the underside was left ...

The teapot has a squat, rounded form and a dark brown finish, reminiscent of Yixing red clay teapots. Appealing to the popular appreciation for natural forms, the underside was left ...

This Chinese Yixing vase is made of unglazed zisha stoneware ceramic, finely modeled, double gourd in form with a tied and knotted rope around its waist and a foliate spring descendi...

A Chinese enamelled Yixing stoneware teapot and cover, late Qing dynasty, the globular body decorated with polychrome peony sprays and butterfly beneath a wicker handle, impressed se...

Yixing teapots are meant for use with black and oolong teas, as well as aged pǔ’ěr tea.

China, a zisha tea pot, pewter and jade over a Yixing teapot. Poem and signature by You Xiangming.

This pair of late nineteenth century Japanese Meiji period ceramic vases are each quatrefoil lobed cylindrical in form with blackened dragons amidst clouds in relief on a red earthen...

This pair of late nineteenth century Japanese Meiji period ceramic vases are each quatrefoil lobed cylindrical in form with blackened dragons amidst clouds in relief on a red earthen...

The hexagonal shape with the diapered ground of squared off scrolls is most likely inspired from Chinese Yixing stoneware which dates back to the 15th century.