Six Chinese Yixing stoneware teapots and covers, 19th C. -- H.: 14,5 cm - L.: 18 cm (the central teapot) H.: 6 cm - L.: 10,5cm (the smallest teapot)Â Condition: (UV-checked) (from small to large) - The small pumpkin-shaped teapot and cover: The cover in excellent condition. The teapot with a few very small superficial 1-2 mm chips on the rim of the top opening, otherwise in good condition.- The teapot with the Buddhist lion finial: The cover with a large chip on the rim, with losses to the finial and to the rim on the underside. The teapot with the spout chipped and a hairline running across the base, slightly extending upwards into the body. The top rim with a few small superficial chips.- The polychrome teapot with applied flowers and stems: The cover with a small chip to the inner rim, otherwise in good condition. Marked on the inside. The teapot with a large chip on the rim and further minor wear.- The large pumpkin-shaped teapot and cover: The cover in excellent condition. The teapot in good condition with a supeficial 2 mm chip to one of the applied stems on the side. - The second largest teapot and cover (far left on image 1 and 2): The cover in very god condition with a small superficial chip to the inner rim. The teapot in good condition, with two 1 mm chips to the tip of the spout. Marked on the base.- The largest teapot and cover: The cover in excellent condition. The teapot in good condition with small losses to the applied decoration. Marked on the base.Â