Vintage Teapot Specialist
Focusing on classical shape teapots, produced by the former state-owned Factory No.1 during late 50's to early 80's.
Yixing Factory ShuiPing
How the pots were made from the late '50s to '90s
Decent quality HongNi
The pot is made of unmixed natural red clay, it has excellent ability to retain heat and the close interaction of porous can trigger tea favours release with each brew
Mass production
Ensures consistence performance that each piece is produced in the same way via set guidelines and is used same quality material
Rare and Non-Reproducible
The use of Xio HongNi has been exhausted since mid '70s and privatization of Yixing Factory #1 on late '90s, demand for limited edition pots on the rise
Featured Collection
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Our Promises to You
Buy Authentic
Searching for authenticity? You have come to the right place. Spotting a genuine teapot amidst the replicas flooding the market isn’t magic—it is about identifying precise material details. True authenticity is revealed through the clay profile, shape proportions, tool marks, stamp seals, and specific kiln firing conditions. Because these vintage pieces were produced in state-owned factories, the standardized tools and manufacturing procedures of the era leave a distinct, verifiable signature. Think of a car enthusiast who can instantly name a classic car model on the street and pinpoint exactly when it was made; teapot connoisseurship works the same way.
A decade ago, I was an absolute beginner. I lost considerable capital buying counterfeit teapots, but those mistakes taught me how to source genuine pieces across the globe. You don't simply have to take my word for it—I firmly believe you can cultivate this specialized appreciation and validation skill yourself.
I facilitate buying, selling, and item trade-ins.