A Chinese Yixing teapot, 19th century the baluster body moulded in high relief with sprays of prunus blossoms and bamboo enamelled in shades of yellow, green and pink, moulded bamboo handle and spout in shades of green, the cover similarly moulded with a branch-form handle, impressed four-character mark, minor chips, 14cm high; and a Chinese stoneware and enamel famille-verte teapot, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, the hexagonal body enamelled with a continuous scene of Shou-Lao in a garden with two further Immortals, between scroll borders, applied with bracket and string handle, enclosing a detachable metal teapot, with lotus bloom-shaped cover, hairline crack, loss to spout, 16cm high (2)