19th Century Chinese Rose Medallion Porcelain Teapot‎ – Hand-Painted Qing Era

This exquisite antique Rose Medallion teapot dates to the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890–1910), crafted in China during the Qing Dynasty export period. It is beautifully hand-painted with traditional alternating panels of imperial court scenes and floral motifs, including birds, butterflies, peonies, and scrolling foliage in vibrant famille rose enamels. Key Features: - Authentic Rose Medallion porcelain from the late Qing Dynasty - No "Made in China" mark, confirming pre-1920s export production - Finely detailed hand-painted scenes with gilt highlights on the lid finial and spout - Double handled body and snug-fitting lid - Approximate Dimensions: 5.5" tall (with lid), 6.5" wide spout to handle, 4.25" body diameter - Condition: Excellent antique condition with no cracks, chips, or repairs. Some minor wear to gilt and enamel typical for its age. A remarkable survivor. This is a collectible display piece that embodies 19th-century Chinese export artistry and would make a refined addition to any collection of Asian antiques, teaware, or Rose Medallion ceramics. Keywords: antique Chinese teapot, Rose Medallion teapot, Qing Dynasty porcelain, famille rose, export porcelain, hand-painted teapot, 19th century Chinese ceramics, Chinese export ware, antique porcelain teapot, Rose Medallion China, late Qing export