Chinese Art A small celadon pourer China, Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) . . Cm 8,00 x 4,50. An interesting calligrapher item made of celadon porcelain in the form of a small teapot. This object -meant to contain the water to dissolve the ink- is part of the typical kit of the Chinese scholar. Furthermore, this pourer was most possibly manufactured in the Longquan kilns during the Yuan period, as its peculiar sober moulded relief decoration under the pale green glaze suggests.