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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-13437a,b, described as Tea Pot (a), with lid (b): Yi-hsing stoneware. Small Hexagonal, with slightly convex sides, high shoulder, narrow hexagonal neck. Recessed base. Large ear-shaped handle, "S" shaped spout molded in form of bamboo segments. Slight relief bamboo leaves near spout. Glaze (?) and enamel decoration: Circular medallion on each side, two large, one with pink peonies, other chrysanthemum, with leaves on fine crackled white ground. Two small medallions with pink geometric floral designs on white; two small with same design in dark green on light green. Ground between medallions: dark green cloud patterns on blue-green. Six dark green floral designs on lights-green on shoulder. White neck. Handle and spout gray-blue. Lid (b) flat form with tongue; molded 'stem' finial, and cloud-pattern ground. Base and interior not glazed. Surfaces (a&b) very worn. H. (a) 7.5cm; max L. 17.7cm; H (b) 3.3 max. Dia. 6.9cm Materials: Red-brown stoneware, slab built and molded. Glaze (?) and enamel decoration. Yi-hsing were also known as I-hsing, Yixing and formerly Boccaro. (Port.)

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5198a, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-12623a-c, described as Pouring vessel (a) with lid (b) and spouted bowl; (a) is a short, cylindrical pot with a narrow cone shaped spout, and an inverted cone shaped, hollow hangle that is perpendicular to the pouring spout. Recessed base. Lid (b) rests on inner lip, is nearly flat, has wide knob on a short narrow neck, and two holes drilled on one side. Bowl (c) is short and wide, on very short turned-out foot. Rim has turned out lip. Rim is pushed out forming spout on one side. The exteriors of all are glazed with a thick deep, mottled blue. (a)&(b) showing glaze crawl. (a)&(c) have iron-brown rims. Interior of each is white.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-13408, described as Wine ewer, porcelain. Flattened peach shape on flared base; closed at top, filling hole in base; loop handle, 'S' shaped spout. Leaf and bud relief decoration attached to red on top and small touches of blue and red accenting relief. Tiny bubbles in celadon. Sand and grit on foot rim. Height 13.8 cm., maximum length 18 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5711a, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-6451a, described as kettle with broken piece.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5370a, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5839a, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5839a,b, described as a) teapot; stylized bamboo handle; multicolored painted decoration of Japanese countryside and mountain on cream colored ceramic w/ crackle glaze; H. 12 cm.; b) lid; dia. 9 cm.

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 9-13437a,b, described as Tea Pot (a), with lid (b): Yi-hsing stoneware. Small Hexagonal, with slightly convex sides, high shoulder, narrow hexagonal neck. Recessed base. Large ear-shaped handle, "S" shaped spout molded in form of bamboo segments. Slight relief bamboo leaves near spout. Glaze (?) and enamel decoration: Circular medallion on each side, two large, one with pink peonies, other chrysanthemum, with leaves on fine crackled white ground. Two small medallions with pink geometric floral designs on white; two small with same design in dark green on light green. Ground between medallions: dark green cloud patterns on blue-green. Six dark green floral designs on lights-green on shoulder. White neck. Handle and spout gray-blue. Lid (b) flat form with tongue; molded 'stem' finial, and cloud-pattern ground. Base and interior not glazed. Surfaces (a&b) very worn. H. (a) 7.5cm; max L. 17.7cm; H (b) 3.3 max. Dia. 6.9cm Materials: Red-brown stoneware, slab built and molded. Glaze (?) and enamel decoration. Yi-hsing were also known as I-hsing, Yixing and formerly Boccaro. (Port.)

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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-12623a-c, described as Pouring vessel (a) with lid (b) and spouted bowl; (a) is a short, cylindrical pot with a narrow cone shaped spout, and an inverted cone shaped, hollow hangle that is perpendicular to the pouring spout. Recessed base. Lid (b) rests on inner lip, is nearly flat, has wide knob on a short narrow neck, and two holes drilled on one side. Bowl (c) is short and wide, on very short turned-out foot. Rim has turned out lip. Rim is pushed out forming spout on one side. The exteriors of all are glazed with a thick deep, mottled blue. (a)&(b) showing glaze crawl. (a)&(c) have iron-brown rims. Interior of each is white.

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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-13408, described as Wine ewer, porcelain. Flattened peach shape on flared base; closed at top, filling hole in base; loop handle, 'S' shaped spout. Leaf and bud relief decoration attached to red on top and small touches of blue and red accenting relief. Tiny bubbles in celadon. Sand and grit on foot rim. Height 13.8 cm., maximum length 18 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-6451a, described as kettle with broken piece.

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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5370a, no description available.

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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-5839a,b, described as a) teapot; stylized bamboo handle; multicolored painted decoration of Japanese countryside and mountain on cream colored ceramic w/ crackle glaze; H. 12 cm.; b) lid; dia. 9 cm.

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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

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