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Fig. 1. Zisha teapot with a pear-shaped design, bearing Hui Mengchen (惠孟臣, a renowned potter in the Qing dynasty) inscriptions on its base. Dated from 1850 to 1900. Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
![Fig. 1. Zisha teapot with a pear-shaped design, bearing Hui Mengchen (惠孟臣, a renowned potter in the Qing dynasty) inscriptions on its base. Dated from 1850 to 1900. Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum.](/cms/asset/876f1b94-69af-4267-b2a0-90823beed80a/ymng_a_2356470_f0001_oc.jpg)
Fig. 2. Teapot with tree gall design, carrying the inscription “Gong Chun” on its bottom. Held by the National Museum of China. Image taken by the National Museum of China.
![Fig. 2. Teapot with tree gall design, carrying the inscription “Gong Chun” on its bottom. Held by the National Museum of China. Image taken by the National Museum of China.](/cms/asset/9f48d4c6-db86-4d73-ae57-1c5c426c55ad/ymng_a_2356470_f0002_oc.jpg)