Teapot - Porcelain - Pink family

Elegant Chinese porcelain teapot, attributed to the late 19th century, from the final period of the Qing Dynasty. A delicate export piece in the Famille Rose style, representative of the decorative tradition of Canton workshops.

It features an attractive cylindrical body, elongated spout, and the original lid, with exquisite multicolored decoration of exotic birds with long plumage, roses, butterflies and floral motifs in vivid greens, pinks and blues, enriched with delicate gold details.

It stands out for the harmony of its composition, the ornamental richness of its enamels, and its characteristic oriental design, preserving elements of the traditional carrying-handle system.

In good overall condition, with signs of age and a small chip at the end of the spout, as well as slight wear consistent with the passage of time.

A piece of great charm and appeal for collectors of Oriental porcelain and 19th-century decorative arts.

Manufactured in Canton, China, late 19th century, approximately 1880–1900. Glazed and polychrome porcelain in Famille Rose style. Approximate measurements: 15 cm in height and 17 cm in overall width, including the spout.