A Group Of Seven Yixing Teapots Qing Dynasty and 20th century (14)

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A GROUP OF SEVEN YIXING TEAPOTS Qing Dynasty and 20th century Comprising: a teapot with pear-shaped body standing on three round feet, the cover surmounted by a goldfish finial, the base inscribed mingyue songjianzhao (The bright moon shines between the pines) and signed by Kunzhen ; a lobed teapot with a mythical beast resting on its cover; a teapot moulded with branches issuing flowers and the cover set with a melon-form finial; a teapot resting on three scroll-form feet, set with an animal-mask spout and a ruyi finial conjoined with a ring, signed yufangda zhi ; a lobed teapot with a Buddhist lion grasping a brocade ball resting on the cover and inscription to its side; a pear-shaped teapot with an impressed mark yuanxingchang ji to the base; and a lobed teapot with a chrysanthemum finial. The widest 17cm (6 5/8in). (14). Footnotes: 清及二十世紀 宜興段泥壺一組七件 〈一〉款識：明月松閒照。昆珍 〈二〉款識：玉方大製 〈三〉款識：源興昌記