Silvery goodness Theodore Wende’s Important and Unique Tea Set from 1927 is considered to be his most impressive work. It was purchased by an anonymous buyer for Rs 1. FAMILLE ROSE MELON-1001TEAFACTS.38 crores to a private collector from Hong Kong. Coral Rose This rare pair of Famille Rose Coral-Ground Teapots dates back to the Imperial Qianlong Dynasty period (1736-1795). The two cylindrical stoneware teapots are reddish-brown in colour, and are unglazed. There are only two alike pots like these found in the world.  
The set consists of seven pieces — a kettle on a stand with a burner, a coffee pot, a teapot, a chocolate pot, a covered sugar bowl, a waste bowl, a cream jug and a matching Tiffany & Co Chrysanthemum pattern tea tray with two handles.Teapots are more than just “short and stout”. Zisha clay enhances the taste of the tea due to its porosity and texture. Auctioneer I.2 crore at an auction in 2007. They are often some of the most expensive things in the world. He was named the “Great Master of Teapot Art” and earned the title of “Master of Chinese Industrial Arts”.46 crore) when it was sold at an auction in March 2014. A thick ruby zoisite freeform slab acts aluminum stock pots for sale as the tray. Sterling silver The Chrysanthemum pattern tea set is designed by Tiffany & Co in the 19th century. Gu Jingzhou was native to Yixing and lived between 1915 and 1996.  
It provides an overall better taste and aroma as compared to tea prepared in glass, porcelain, or glazed teapots. From the master of stone During the Bonhams Hong Kong auction held in November 2013, two stoneware teapots made by a Chinese master potter and artisan Gu Jingzhou fetched Rs 8. Their oval body consists of four sides, which bear enameled floral scrolls, a scrolling handle, and a four-side spout. They have five lobes each, a handle and spout, are enameled and painted in pink and white plum blossoms. Chait described the tea set as “flawless artwork”. The tea set fetched 2,19,600 (around Rs 1. This tea set has landscapes painted in shades of blue and green by several Qing painters.