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Hello,
I would like to request your help with the identification of this inscription handwriting. I can post more photos if necessary.
Thanks in advance,
MB

Could you please take some photos of the lid and the inner of the teapot?

Hello Joe,
Thanks for the answer!
I didn't know there was a mark inside. Here are the photos:
Best,
MB

Hi Marco,

Thank you for the photos,

This is a Yixing Clay Teapot wrap with pewter, the mark inside is the maker of the teapot.

the outside transcript is a short poem describing "the water from this teapot would be as clean and fresh as the spring water" to express the feeling when enjoying tea.

We are a company specialize in Chinese antique and fine arts,
if you are in North America and would like to part with this item, we would be interested to give you an offer for this teapot.

Thank you so much,

Have a nice day,

Best regards

Dear Mr. I Nagy and Joe,

Thank you very much for your help with the inscriptions and for all the information.
Joe, thank you for your interest, but this work is not for sale.Thanks for all,
Best,
MB

Marking reads,
范蔬曾製　-　Made by Fàn Shūzeng

Unidentifiable marking, probably from later Qing Dynasty.

With regards,
I.Nagy

Calligraphy reads,
Pic.1,
壺中良大
飲中八仙　英哉
林甘泉
一泉刻
The pot is spacious inside
Eight Immortals of the Wine Cup - They are heroes !
Lín Gāngquán - Full name of engraver
Engraved by Yīquán - Pseudonym

Pic.2,
一泉作　-　Made by Yīquán

Unidentifiable artist,

With regards,
I.Nagy

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