18th Century Teapot Used By Chinese Emperor Sold Over £2 Million At Auction (Pix)
An 18th century teapot made for a Chinese emperor has sold for £2.06million at auction. The blue pot was made at around 1740 for Emperor Qianlong and carries his four-character mark. It was originally bought from a dealer in London by World War One officer E.A. Parry — a barrister by trade — and his…