Featured Chinese tea pot

Howdy folks interesting item o picked up today (interesting for me at least) chinese tea pot with strange handles that I reckon are supposed be branches from a tree I would gather its a repro but like the scenes on the sides and also the look of it any info appreciated found a possible link to mark as seen but I know the chinese and what they do so estimate on age greatly appreciated cheers from a bloody cold melbourne

 

The news showed a 50 CM snowfall in parts of Australia......wild !!

 

Places that have never snowed before weather everywhere is screwed

 

Did the kids at least get a day off from school to play in it?

 

Would have to be blizzard type conditions for that we are tough over here

 

50cm, if you're not used to it and prepared, is a fair whack. That amount even slows us down here in CT.

 

It reads "Jing Wei Hall Made", which indicates it was made between Qianlong period (1711 - 1799).
However, this Hall made is very rare and to be honest, I have never seen an authentic "Jing Wei Hall Made" porcelain ware. So I cannot make any comments on whether it is authentic or not. Sorry about it.

The landscape picture of the pot cannot be seen clearly, it looks like not handed painted.

 

2014 summer, I gave my credit card to my wife and she was accompanying with my son playing in the kings island. In the local flea market, I saw an original old school oil painting on canvas by Charles Bargue (NOT a reproduction), size about 36X24, it's a general on horse with a few soldiers behind him, asking for $350. I drove to my wife and got my credit card back, but saw it was gone just an hour later.
I couldn't find any similar painting on website, but I guess the value of that painting is at least way over 10k. That's really a terrible loss, its a pain once I remember it.

 

Thanks for the info my fever not sure if this scan helps