A Chinese enamelled Yixing stoneware teapot, late 19th century, the shouldered circular body decorated with opposing blue ground panels, one filled with white flowers and four lines of script, the other with pavilions in a lakeside landscape, flanked by a pair of two tone green bamboo panels, all reserved against a turquoise and green ground, the blue glazed spout with white metal mounted terminal, all beneath a pair of white metal beaded swing handles, impressed seal mark to base, height including handles 21cm (lacking cover).