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Posted 12 months ago
andyman
(60 items)
Picked it up at an auction . I did not pay much.I saw it in a estate box and it looked interesting and so, I left an absentee bid .
The marks as far as I can tell , look perhaps Chinese at a second look .
Brown clay which has been fired. Strange Script or writing on 1 side the other side has a branch and fruit .In a way it looks like it has Egyptian or Arabic features.
Other than that I have no idea what it is.
Any help would be appreciated.
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http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/10250863.
This one sold for $$$$.
Yixing clayteapot.After research I believe it is called a teapot made from purple clay from the Yixing district of China the purple clay only occurs in 1 place in China . After a bit of research I figured out who the artist is and how and why the pots were made that way. And it is a significant pot.