Type... Tea Ceremony Utensils Type... Water Dropper (for ink), Four Treasures of the Study ♦Profile♦ Please read the profile section before making inquiries or purchasing. China? 【Tea Pot】! Tea Utensil, Tea Ceremony Utensil? Water Dropper (for ink), Four Treasures of the Study? No Box Since there is no tea strainer inside, it is thought to be a water dropper for writing materials, not a tea pot. Please confirm. Condition Although it appears to be unused, there are small scratches on the side of the foot, and the inside is in a beautiful condition, but the outside has age-related stains and discoloration. Before purchasing Due to the light source, the images may differ from the actual color. Also, we have carefully checked the condition, but there may be oversights or misinterpretations. Please look at the images and make your judgment. Also, please understand that this is a personally stored item and there may be age-related deterioration as a used item. It will be shipped via Yu-packet Plus, so please understand. Size Height 5.5 cm Width 12.5 cm (maximum) Body diameter 9.2 cm Weight 180 g #Old Ink #Inkstone #Brush #Late Qing Dynasty #Qing Dynasty #Tokoname ware #Banko ware #Enamel #Fencai #Chinese Antiques #Chinese Art #Qing Dynasty #Tea Pot #Tea Ceremony Utensils #Teapot #Four Treasures of the Study #Chinese Art #Antiques #Crafts #Made in Qianlong Era #Writing Utensils #Jingdezhen #Chinese Ceramics #Tea Pot #Yixing ware #Shudei #Purple Clay #Zisha #Teapot