Mid-Century Chinese Brass Decorative Teapot | Yixing Maker’s Mark | Vintage Asian Home Decor

This mid-century Chinese brass decorative teapot features intricate raised imagery inspired by traditional Chinese art, including a robed figure in a natural landscape with stylized script and ornate detailing. The piece is accented with a domed lid and sculpted finial, giving it strong visual presence and timeless character.

The underside bears a Yixing maker’s mark, a region historically associated with Chinese tea culture and metalwork, suggesting this piece was created as a decorative object rather than a functional teapot.

The warm brass patina, surface texture, and natural wear contribute to its authentic vintage appeal, making it a striking accent for shelves, cabinets, or curated vignettes.

This teapot is decorative only and is not intended for food or beverage use.

📏 Details

• Material: Brass

• Origin: China

• Era: Mid-Century (circa 1950s–1970s)

• Maker’s Mark: Yixing (stamped on base)

• Condition: Vintage condition with age-appropriate patina and wear

⚠️ Vintage Disclaimer

This is a vintage item and may show signs of age, wear, patina, or minor imperfections consistent with its history. These characteristics are part of its charm and authenticity. Please review all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description.