An intriguing set of three Chinese-style vessels, each showcasing distinctive craftsmanship and cultural influences. Hand-Painted Enamel Vessel is a striking, hand-painted enamel over clay vessel featuring an intricate floral and scroll motif in shades of gold, blue, and yellow. The deep red base is adorned with delicate decorative elements, and the vessel's distinctive form, with extended curved spouts and gilded accents, resembles the Jue wine cups used in traditional Chinese rituals. Supported by three ornate feet, this vessel is an eye-catching and unique collectible. Carved Soapstone Warrior Teapot is a fascinating teapot sculpted from soapstone, featuring a seated warrior design. The round-bodied vessel is intricately carved with traditional Chinese patterns, while the warrior's head serves as a removable lid. The rich reddish-brown hues and natural veining of the soapstone add to its character, making it both a functional and decorative piece. Yixing Clay Saddle-Form Teapot � A distinctive Yixing Zisha clay teapot shaped like a saddle, with a textured surface and contrasting black and tan accents that resemble stitched leather. Yixing teapots are highly regarded in Chinese tea culture for their porous clay, which absorbs the flavors of tea over time, enhancing the brewing experience. This particular design reflects both artistic and utilitarian influences in traditional Chinese pottery. Vessels range in size from 3"H to 7.25"H.

Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: See Description

Age related wear.