645 - Two Chinese famille verte teapots, Kangxi (1662-1722), comprising: one of fluted form with three bracket feet and an upright handle enamelled to simulate rattan, decorated with panels of foliage issuing from rocks, small birds and butterflies hovering to the side, and the other of shaped rectangular form, moulded with prunus in relief in a roundel, surrounded by floral sprays, the domed cover similarly decorated with a lotus finial (13.5 and 17cm high) (4) Footnote: For a similar fluted teapot, see Christie's, New York, 23 January 2008, lot 23.

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