A Chinese blue & white wine pot and two teapots, Kangxi, early 18th century, the wine pot of cylindrical form, decorated with figures and a building within a fenced enclosure, with later 18th century white metal spout and wood handle with white metal terminals, double comcentric rings to the underside, 17.5cm, together with a pear shape teapot and a bullet shaped teapot, each decorated with a figure on a balcony beneath a willow tree and two ladies in a garden, the pear shape example with later 18th century white metal spout and wood knop, 14.5cm, the bullet shape teapot with 19th century lid, 11cm Condition report: Wine pot has restored chips to lid rim. A fine 1cm hairline crack either side of the lower handle terminal and a small firing crack to the foot rim. The Pear shape teapot has a chip to the rim of the lid and an interior rim chip, some minor fritting to the foot rim. The bullet shape teapot has a hairline crack through the handle and a small 1cm firing crack just below the rim border, some small fritting chips to the rim of the spout.