FINE SPECTACULAR MARKED 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SOLID SILVER TEAPOT DRAGONS EXPORT

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FINE SPECTACULAR MARKED 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SOLID SILVER TEAPOT DRAGONS EXPORT:
$1725.00

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19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT SILVER TEAPOT

Description:
Spectacular 19th century Chinese solid silver teapot with both decoration in the round and repoussé. It is marked on the bottom. Excellent quality.You can find larger pics for this article at its gallery, at postimage.

Maximum dimensions:
Maximum dimensions are taken including handles, finials, etc., unless otherwise mentioned. 25cm (length) x 11.5cm (width) x 23.5cm (height)
Weight: 603gr

Condition:
Good and solid condition, with dents, bends (such as in the spout) and the logical signs of use. Please, see the attached pictures for a better illustration of its condition, and do not hesitate to ask me for more if you should need them.

Payment and shipment:
Possibility of paying in 30-60 days, according to the price finally reached, after a mutual agreement, previous to the end of the sale. Do not hesitate to ask.
It is possible to pay in euros.
All items are shipped within 24 hours once the payment has been received.

Shipping costs for a registered shipment:
Spain: 9€
Countries belonging to the European Union: 17€
China and Hong Kong (express shipment only): 75usd
Rest of the world: 30usd Combined shipment: Shipping costs are calculated according to the rates of the Postal Office. It is not my intention to earn money with the shipments, so the buyer will only be charged for what is needed in order to ship the article or articles which must be sent. The final value of the shipping expenses for several items is only subject to the volume and weight of the parcel. That is to say, if the additional items do not significantly augment the volume and/or weight of the parcel, the shipping cost will just be that of the largest/heaviest item or only slightly superior.

On Feb-09-16 at 11:45:49 PST, seller added the following information:

I cannot read Chinese characters, but -in my opinion- the silversmith\'s name is Tu Mao Xing (also spelled Tu Mao Hsing). Since, as mentioned, I am not capable of translating Chinese, I cannot guarantee it so, please, see the article about him at chinese-export-silver dot com in order to form your own opinion. Thank you.