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Chinese Yixing teapot, red Zisha pottery, partially glazed black, bulbous, pressed body with dragon decoration in relief, handle and spout in dragon form, raised lid with knob in the form of sculptured fish, marked on base and lid, 20th century, h 17cm, l 33cm

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Chinese Yixing teapot, red Zisha pottery, partially glazed black, bulbous, pressed body with dragon decoration in relief, handle and spout in dragon form, raised lid with knob in the form of sculptured fish, marked on base and lid, 20th century, h 17cm, l 33cm

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