Three blue-and-white porcelain teapots, China, East India Company, 18th century - One, with a melon-shaped body and lid, is decorated with flowers and ribbons, and the rim is adorned with ruyi heads. It rests on a small foot. Fel, polished rim, and notched spout. H.: 7.5 cm; - The second, with a melon-shaped body and lid, is adorned with flowers and geometric friezes. H.: 8.3 cm; - The third is hexagonal in shape, with walls openworked with a geometric lattice pattern on four sides, revealing the inner reservoir intended to hold water; this lattice pattern is also found at the top of the lid. The rim, the other sides, the shoulder, and the base of the teapot are decorated with floral friezes. It rests on four small feet curved outward. The spout is fluted. Height: 14 cm