Teapot in yangcai enamels inscribed with imperial poems on a green ground, Qing dynasty, Jiaqing reign (1796-1820)

Teapot in yangcai enamels inscribed with imperial poems on a green ground, Qing dynasty, Jiaqing reign (1796-1820)

• Image Number: K1B015352N000000000PAB
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Ceramics
• Function: Container
• Material: Minerals/Ceramics/
• Description:
  The pot has a straight mouth, a round belly, a long flow, a curved handle, a short circle of feet, and an arched lid with a lotus bud button. The inside, the inside and the bottom of the utensil are all covered with blue green glaze. On both sides of the outer wall of the ampulla, there is a bright white ground in the shape of crabapple. The alum red letters are written in the imperial poem of Ding Si, Jiaqing (1797, the second year): “The best tea is the head of the gang tribute, and the poem must be poured in the moon. The bamboo lozenges add fire, and the stones are boiling and rushing. The eyes of the fish and crabs are slowly raised, and the shadows of the weapons are fine. One Ou is fresh and full, and the spring is abundant to avoid the light cold.” There are also two chapters: “Jiaqing Ding Si’s Spring Moon in the middle of Huan. Imperial”, “Jiaqing” and “Qingqing”. Red and blue colored lace shall be painted on the edge of the lid, neck and foot, blue Ruyi pattern shall be decorated on the shoulder of the pot, green powder lotus pattern shall be decorated on the outside of Kaiguang, and the contour lines of regional patterns shall be painted with gold. In the middle of the blue ground in the circle, the white square ground is reserved, and the red color script is “made in Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty”, with six characters and three lines of seal characters. This type of shape and dry