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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-23866a,b, described as Enamel teapot with lid. Lemon yellow enamel. Plain rounded form. Domed lid with knob. Acquisition data: Panjiayuan, Beijing, June 10, 2007, with Kate Swatek and David Sensabaugh. 100 RMB
Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-23865a,b, described as Enamel teapot with lid. The front and back are both spray painted on a white ground with two red peony or poppy blossoms with green leaves. A blush of yellow is at the lower left. The small differences front and back are revealing of the spray painting technique. But the real significance of the teapot is in the Reservoir brand seal on the foot. It refers to the program of ruralelectrification all over China and more specifically to the Thirteen Tombs Reservoir north of Beijing which was a communal effort in 1958-59 by tens of thousands of people. Acquisition Data: Panjiayuan, Mr. Zheng Yu 鄭郁. 29 September 2007.
Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-23863a,b, described as Enamel teapot with lid. Description: Rounded teapot wider at foot. Domed lid with knob. Soft yellow enamel typical of 1950s.
Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-7270a-c, described as a) Teapot; jade; mottled green, brown, purple; b) Lid with carved animal finial; c) Teak wood stand; round
Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-23864a,b, described as Enamel teapot with lid. Décor of red sun and Welcoming Pine (presumably the one on Huang shan) on white enamel ground. Acquisition data: Shenyangdao, Tianjin, June 19, 2003. Modest price, maybe 30 RMB

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