Three Chinese 19/20 Century Yixing Teapots; the first hexagonal with "bamboo" work to sides, spout and handle, the base with an impressed Scholar's Objects mark and the base of spout with a single opening, the second a double chamber teapot shaped like 2 hand scrolls tied together, the back chamber with a strainer into the front and with a Peach handled cover with 2 impressed seal marks underneath, the third shaped as a Prunus Tree branch sprouting small flowers in light clay Yixing with impressed mark to base and inside cover. The hexagonal teapot with chips to outside edge and to inside edge, the finial replaced with an antique imitation pink tourmaline, the teapot with a few tiny flakes to mouth opening, hairline around spout to side of teapot; the double scroll teapot with 3 small chips to inside edge of cover and small hairlines at base of spout, the prunus teapot with small chips to inside edge of cover and outside edge of cover. Length from handle to spout of hexagon teapot 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm.). Length of double scroll teapot from handle to spout 9 inches (22.9 cm.). Length of prunus teapot from handle to spout 7 1/2 inches (19 cm.).