A silver-plated teapot on porcelain, with an ethnic Moroccan-style motif. The silver is applied by hand in glaze on the outside and inside of the teapot. The compromise is judicious, the teapot and the cup treated in this way have all the qualities attributed to a teapot and a silver mug since it is entirely covered with this pure metal but at a very low price. The tea water will be softened, the ancients call it silk water.  Capacity of the teapot: 200ml, of the cup: 100ml.  High quality porcelain entirely lined with pure silver then treated at high temperature. Treat it like maintenance money, always remembering the fragility of porcelain. Style: Ethnic/Handcraft/China Chinese origin 

A superb craftsmanship for this pure silver teapot. Indeed, we observe a double know-how, hammering, shaping and partitioning. The result is a work of art, the enamel of the flowers and butterflies is subtly pigmented in gradation, while the thin partitioning on the hammered silver is clearly visible around the patterns. The smooth handle and spout stand out brilliantly, like the lid button.  Small reminders: The technique of cloisonné consists in forming the design by welding thin partitions, here of silver. It is then sufficient to fill the cavities formed by the enamel. For the shaping and the hammering of the silver, the craftsman would have needed thousands of hammer blows. Silver has anti-bacterial properties, the ancients used it for the preservation of foodstuffs. They said water is the mother of tea and the pot the father of tea. But also with silver the water becomes as soft as silk, the tea is improved. Capacity of the teapot: 200ml Argent sterling 999 Origin: China Yindu Brand: Zysy

A marvel, this silver teapot. Shaped with such delicacy that the patterns of leaf petals and bird under the flowers seem to have been treated like a painting. The silver, however harshly engraved and hammered, lets us imagine the softness of the pink of the petals and the tender green of the foliage, with a blue-gray background (you see?) every detail is a delight. The smooth, plump spout pops out of that sweet mess. The sandalwood lid knob sits on a delicate pattern, which we perceive the expert engraving. A pleasure for the eyes, for the senses. The extra silver has a beneficial effect on the water, so the tea. "the water is clean" say the Chinese. Argent sterling 999 Master craftsmanship  Capacity: 400ml

A round silver teapot, and so expressive! this moonfish is overflowing with vitality, it's all about movement. Its curved sandalwood tail is like a rudder of movement, the fins do the same, stiff, aiding trajectory, the round mouth pouting forward as if planning to give a kiss, the eyes staring intentionally the goal. Crazy craftsmanship on the scales, the skin of our swollen moonfish to fulfill its function as a teapot. The sandalwood handle has a very ergonomic shape, not only is this teapot a work of art, but it is also completely easy to handle. This is a creative and awesome craft. 999 sterling silver. silver makes the tea soft to drink, it prevents any contamination. It is not for nothing that the ancients offered silverware as tableware. Teapot capacity: 200ml

This teapot is not alone, it comes with 3 or 6 cups with the same superb pattern. A pure silver service, shaped and hammered by hand. The motif of a snaking dragon on the body of the teapot and cups, stylized, between flames and clouds of steam. The spout and the handle are polished, patinated, and give a mastered rendering of the whole. The small cups no less worked, are smooth inside, like the teapot elsewhere. The dragon is the symbol of wisdom, power and luck. "Silver tea has a softer water quality, the silver and sodium ions released have a disinfection role" that's why silver was offered to newborns.  Sterling silver has been crafted for over 300 years in Hunan Yongxing, the silver capital of China. Teapot: 200ml, 180g. Cup: 25ml, 30g

An emblematic teapot, in pure silver, shaped, hammered engraved with fiery galloping wild horses, in the nimbus of the sky with stylish clouds. We feel them powerful, free and indomitable, almost furious. Here is a rather masculine teapot, which symbolizes, as we have understood, power. Wonderful work on the lid too, in lightness and detail, on a stocky teapot body, with a robust and strong spout. The style is reminiscent of certain antique engravings. 999 sterling silver, do not forget that for tea it is the best: "Water boiled in silver has the softness of silk" (quote from elders). For maintenance too, it's quite simple: With baking soda and warm water, and even with toothpaste, grandmother's recipe. Teapot capacity: 260ml Origin: Hunan Yongxing, Chinese silver capital.  

Pure silver teapot, with a magnificent cloisonné pattern of a sapphire blue dragon on a sunny yellow dotted with pastel stylized clouds. Nice size for such a precious object, rounded highlighting the dragon which spreads over the entire width of the body of the teapot. Sturdy, plump spout and silver interior are smooth, polished, reflective. The whole thing is gleaming, punctuated by a large sandalwood bead like the icing on a cake, but what a cake!   The dragon has been an auspicious sign and a symbol of prosperity, luck, wisdom and power since ancient times. Reminder: Cloisonne is a technique where thin strips, here of silver, are firmly welded to the tire of the teapot, to form the pattern, in which the ceramic is applied. Here we have a doubly precious teapot, it is silver and it is cloisonné. 999 sterling silver, silver has many health benefits, but we can remember that it has anti-bacterial power. The ancients used it to preserve food. Teapot size: 420ml weight 365g or 385g. Origin: Hunan Yongxing, Chinese silver capital.

A pure silver craft tea service with a more modern design, without omitting a great ancestral mastery of hammering, engraving, and forging. The emblematic motifs of the dragon, the branch of the flowering plum tree, cranes, lotus and fish and finally the signs of blessing. It's all there in these superb services. The lids are surrounded by a frieze and enhanced with an openwork jewel button. The teapot sets the style with its "bamboo" handle  The ancients say that water boiled in a silver teapot is as soft as silk, this influences the tea which is softer. The mugs are there, to complement the goodness of silver. Capacity: Teapots: 300ml, Cups: 40ml This service is suitable for a quality tea ceremony that is tasted in small quantities. Argent sterling 999  

This pure silver cloisonné tea service begins with the teapot which is crazy, its design is worthy of the thousand and one nights. A mixture of "Cinderella's carriage" and "Aladdin's lamp" due to the more oriental than Asian motifs. The shades of blue are magnificent, supported by a little green and a warm color like points of fire, like the button on the lid topped with a jewel. The smooth and plump silver spout contrasts with the decoration. The teapot is accompanied by a treasure for those who want it: The kettle, bigger, also superbly decorated, the pouring spout on the other hand also decorated, the silver braided handle. Let's not forget the cups as beautiful, generously showing the inner smooth silver. Cloisonne here majestically illustrates the technique of partitioning with thin welded silver bands, enamel patterns in bright and subtle colors. Quick reminder: “Silver makes water softer, rounder, sweeter, which enhances the taste of tea. Blue and gilt cloisonné silver tea service. Consists (or to be broken down) of a tea kettle, a teapot, a pitcher and 4 cups in 999 solid silver. Volume: 1.2 liters for the kettle, 225ml for the teapot, 45ml for the cup. Net weight: 1.5 kg 

A lot of freshness in this round teapot, in cloisonné silver, the pattern is obviously the cause. Fine bamboo on a clear background, and then always this blue to evoke the sky. An always surprising marriage of purple and yellow in the decorative frieze around the lid. This one enhanced with a sandalwood button. Contrast with the smooth and plump spout. The interior is smooth silver, the tea will only be more purified, its taste will be sweeter. Silver has a (due to ions) softening effect, the ancients called water boiled in silver "silk water". Cloisonné is a technique of soldering thin partitions (the Chinese call them jangtai noodles) forming the pattern into which is then introduced the enamel with glossy colors. It is listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Register of China. The teapot: 400ml, 350g. Cups: 55ml, 65g. Argent sterling 999 Origin: China Yindu