19th/20th century|Comprising: a duanni stoneware tapering cylindrical vase, incised with a floral spray to the obverse and a calligraphic inscription to the reverse; a brown clay, meiping-shaped vase decorated with incised calligraphy, in the style of the Tiehua Xuan studios; and a duanni rhomboidal-shaped teapot and cover, decorated with incised calligraphy, landscape and bamboo, the base and interior of the lid with impressed seal marks, reading respectively 'Fu [X] Zhen[X]' and 'Fu[X]'. |The tallest: 23.5cm (8 1/2in) high. (4).|Provenance: the meiping in the style of the Tiehua Xuan studios, Phillips, 13 December 1976, lot 204 (label).Two vases attributed to the Tiehua Xuan studios, one of very similar modelling to the meiping in the present lot, but bearing a different signature, were offered in our San Francisco rooms, 28 Jun 2016, lot 8100. More information on this group can be found in Bartholomew, et al. The Art of the Yixing Potter: The K.S. Lo Collection, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware (Hong Kong: The Urban Council, 1990), pp 51-52, 65-66.