Chinese Yixing tea pot. Fourteen-sided body with serpent spout and handle. The finial is a monkey clutching a nut. There are 10 different animals on the flat panels. A charming gift. Overall dimensions: 5.75' long x 3" wide x 3.75" high.

South Asian architectural wall bracket. Probably India, 18th to early 19th century. All hand carved with original paint. Measures 17" high x 9" deep 7.5" wide.

Antique Japanese Tetsubin cast iron tea kettle. Overall dimensions 9.75" high x 6" in diameter at "skirt". Nineteenth century.

Chinese Qianlong style porcelain teapot. Early 20th century. Vibrant jade green glaze. Pierced openwork panels over solid body. Incised mark on base. No damage, no repairs. Overall 8.25" wide x 6.25" high.

Vintage kotobuki spatter glaze teapot and 4 cups. The distinctive outer glaze is dark silver over brown; the cups are lined in brown-speckled tea green glaze. The body of the teapot is 5.75" wide to the spout x 4" high. Cups are 3" high. The handle is bamboo.