Teapot in yangcai enamels with incised red ground pattern of flower brocade, Qing dynasty, Qianlong reign (1741)

Teapot in yangcai enamels with incised red ground pattern of flower brocade, Qing dynasty, Qianlong reign (1741)

• Image Number: K1B017183N000000000PAH
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Ceramics
• Function: Container
• Material: Minerals/Ceramics/
• Description:
  Straight and round mouth, short neck, elliptical abdomen, slightly closed bottom, long and curved flow, bow shaped handle, a vent above the inner side, flat bottom, short leg slightly outward, with round button arch cover, and one vent hole on both sides of the button side. The inside of the pot is decorated with green color. Except for the neck and feet, the outside of the pot is decorated with purple and red cones carved with curly grass patterns. The pot belly is painted with four lotus leaves, one on both sides of the pot, and the other two are located on the pot belly of Changliu and Ba. The neck is decorated with two pairs of dragon and dragon, the shoulder is decorated with Ruyi patterns, the bottom is decorated with banana leaf patterns, and the feet are decorated with flower patterns. The cover button is painted with gold. There is an air hole on the side of the button, which surrounds the lotus petal pattern. On the cover, four flower and leaf patterns are painted. The bodice is thin and transparent, and the blue material on the bottom of the pot is printed in four characters and two lines in imitation Song typeface, with two side frames. This kind of purple and red floor ware is of precise painting. Not only are the inside and outside of the pot covered with colored glaze, but also the inside and bottom of the pot cover, even the foot ring