【Warehouse Find】Republic of China Era Zisha Handuo Fanghu Teapot "Hu Ji" Seal Inscription, Seal Script Carving, Geometric Design, Chinese Teapot

■ Product Details
This is a Zisha (purple clay) teapot with a unique square shape and a powerful seal script inscription.
It is a truly impressive piece that harmonizes the beauty of the linear Hoko (square teapot) style with a calm texture developed over time.
Signature/Trade Name: **Koki** is found inside the lid, and a finely crafted square seal is on the bottom. Koki is one of the Zisha trade names (workshop names) seen from the late Qing to early Republic of China period, characterized by the meticulous craftsmanship typical of that era.
Design: This is a Kantaku (ancient bell) style teapot. The lid knob and handle also have a unique, angular style that unifies the design.
Decoration: Ancient seal script characters are deeply carved into the body, exuding a scholarly elegance.
Interior: The base of the spout is a multi-hole (flat mesh) strainer.
■ Size (approximate)
Height: 12.5cm (including lid knob)
Width: 15.0cm (from spout to handle)
Depth of body: 10.0cm
■ Product Condition
As this is an old item, please judge from the images regarding minor imperfections from the manufacturing process, such as slight unevenness, and minor chips on the spout and rim.
As formal appraisal by an expert has not been conducted, please bid only after you are satisfied with the images.
■ Shipping
As this is a fragile item, it will be carefully packed with cushioning material and shipped via courier service.

■ Notes
Everything shown in the images is included.
Please only bid if you understand the characteristics of antiques and collectibles.
No claims or returns, please.

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