Need help with Asian antique incense burner and teapot

I recently bought what I believe to be a 19th century Chinese incense burner and 19th century Japanese tea pot. Can any one help me learn more about these pieces and what they’re possibly worth?

 

Nice doggie.
I can't tell you anything about the censer, other than it looks like this...
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/92768066_chinese-bronze-foo-dog-censer

James.

 

Teapot is Chinese pewter with glass panels. Age is hard to determine - lots of new ones made in the last 30 years.

lots on ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ch...593045?hash=item4b86e356d5:g:d2QAAOSwZsFf~nPo

 

thank you. Are there also authentic antique versions Though? And if so are they valuable or common? Wondering if it’s possible this is old and not a recent rip off.

 

Also... have a few more things I’m looking to learn more about. African fertility doll, African fertility staffs, Indian temple pull toys, Uzbekistan tassel, Morroccan camel bone sandok box

 

each one of those needs to be posted in the proper forums to get the right eyes on them....

 

James, you need to list these separately, maybe 2 to a thread with well lite pictures front, back and possibly bottom. You can also click on full image when you list them.

 

i got my folks a similar box in the early 90's........

 

I'm skeptical that these glass panel things ever existed a hundred years ago but I could be wrong, just seems like a dumb thing to make for domestic use, the tea caddies and wine ewers too.

 

thanks for the tips. Newb mistakes

 

I posted this on an Asian Art forum and someone was able to translate the markings on the tea pot for me. I can't find any info on this "famous tin maker" online though.

永利　点銅　- Yŏnglì Diăntóng

Was made by the famous tin maker Yán Yŏgli 顔永利 in Guandong at the end of the Qing Dynasty or at the beginning of the Republic.

Diăntóng 点銅 means that the tin content is more than 70%.

On the side of the tea pot the marking 福　means　Happiness

 

Anyone familiar with the teapot or censer enough to tell if they are reproductions? I had one antique Expert tell me they are reproductions but they look really old. Inside of the censer has a lot of green (old copper?). Both of the pieces smell almost sweet which I think could be aging bronze but really don’t know much about metals.