On offer is a Chinese porcelain Wan Shou Wu Jiang longevity teapot believed to date from around 1985 to 1990. The teapot has a rich pink enamel ground decorated with floral scrollwork, geometric borders and four white panels containing Chinese characters.

Together, the four characters Wan Shou Wu Jiang form a traditional blessing meaning ten thousand years of longevity without end, commonly shortened to boundless longevity. British Museum reference.

The fitted lid continues the pink enamel and scrolling decoration, while the underside carries a printed Made in China mark. This Chinese porcelain Wan Shou Wu Jiang longevity teapot is a colourful example of late twentieth century decorative Chinese porcelain.

Key Features

Chinese porcelain teapot.

Dating to approximately 1985 to 1990.

Pink enamel ground.

Floral scrollwork and geometric borders.

Four Wan Shou Wu Jiang longevity characters.

Fitted decorated lid.

Marked Made in China underneath.

Condition, good.

Measurements, 8.5 inches long and 6.5 inches tall.

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Stock Code: 230424