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For sale is an exceptional 19th-century (Late Qing Dynasty) Chinese export pewter teapot. This piece was handcrafted in the historic Chaoyang district (Shantou region) by the celebrated master artisan workshop of Yan Yongli (顏永利).Key Features & Artistry• The Maker: Stamped on the base with the crisp, authentic four-character hallmark: “潮陽 顏永利” (Chaoyang Yan Yongli).
• The Panels: Features three exceptionally vibrant, hand-painted reverse glass panels (églomisé) depicting enlightened Buddhist Luohans (Arhats).
• Inscribed Detail: The left-hand panel contains a clear, hand-painted inscription reading “尊者阿難” (The Venerable Ananda), identifying a principal disciple of the Buddha.
• The Metalwork: Hand-tooled pewter body showcasing heavy faux-bamboo structural pillars, intricate key-fret trim, and a raised “福” (Fu / Good Fortune) medallion beneath the spout.Condition Report• Excellent Antique Condition: Far superior to typical market examples.
• Glass: Pristine with no cracks, fractures, or major paint flaking. Colors remain remarkably bright.
• Pewter: Retains its beautiful, undisturbed historic dark-grey patina. Minor honest surface wear consistent with age; no major dents or warping.
• Completeness: Includes original matching lid, feet, and moving overhead swing handle. Sits completely flat and stable.
Offered strictly as a historic, decorative display collectible. Packaged with care, boxed carefully
for secure transit. Shipping includes insurance.
