Japanese Kettles and Chinese Zisha Teapot, Attributed to Ryubundo and Chen Guoliang. Comprising: a Chinese Yixing clay Zisha teapot of compressed glublar shape with branch form handle, spout, and finial, the body enclosing four blue panels of bamboo and tress, the base and the interior of the cover bearing Chen Guoliang mark; a Japanese globular iron kettle, incised with Ryubundo mark to the underside of the bronze cover, cast in low relief within raised characters; a Japanese Ryubundo mark kettle in a reversely flared body above a waisted base; another reversely flared kettle with opposing raised patterns applied to the body, dated 1927; a small kettle with an ovoid body, decorated with dotted engravings on the upper section and cover and a bud form finial; and an ovoid shaped kettle decorated with linear carvings swirling throughout the body, atop a circular base of similar design. {Height overall 4 1/4 - 10 1/2 inches (11 cm - 27 cm)}. Condition: Ask the Asian Art Department for more information.