Chinese export porcelain teapot with Imari decoration, Qing - Lot 58

Chinese export porcelain teapot with Imari decoration, Qing dynasty, Kangxi-Yongzheng period Globular teapot in export porcelain, decorated in the Imari palette combining underglaze cobalt blue, iron-red enamels and gold highlights, the body decorated with alternating cartouches depicting floral compositions, architectural elements and stylized landscapes, framed by scrolls and geometric motifs, curved spout and loop handle outlined with wavy red fillets, original domed lid with knob, neck decorated with a geometric frieze in blue, unglazed base showing traces of firing characteristic of Jingdezhen productions intended for European export in the XVIIIᵉ century. Details: Height: 12.5 cm - Weight: 395 g - Material: porcelain - Origin: China - Period: circa 1720-1740 - Condition: good overall condition, wear to gilding and enamels, slight firing imperfections, no visible restoration.