Please help to identify teapot artisan markings

[RunLoganRun]

In the past I purchased my first Yixing from Yunnan Sourcing under advisement of the many knowledgeable individuals on this board and was hoping someone may help me once again.

I just visited a new antique store that opened up in my home town. I noticed they had a bamboo styled yixing teapot. They claimed it was 1940's, but didn't even know it was a yixing teapot. I am somewhat skeptical of them. However, I do not know too much about Yixing myself. I have only encountered, in person, my one Yixing pot.

They are asking $60 for the pot, 4 cups, and 4 saucers. I apologize for the poor quality photos, as my phone is ancient. Any help in identifying the artisans marking (my phone could not take a picture of the two markings under the lid), or saying if it may be a worthwhile purchase would be greatly appreciated.

...Sorry to ask this as well. How does one upload images. I can't seem to successfully use "upload attachment" or the "Img" function either

[Chip]

You upload attachments directly from your computer.

img is from a photohoster site such as photobucket. Choose the img option for the photo, it will already be formatted.

Another option is to go to a photo's properties and copy the .jpg If it is not jpg, then you will likely have to choose one of the above options.

[RunLoganRun]

Thank you for the help with the photos Chip. As I said the quality isn't the best, but any suggestions as to whether it looks good would be greatly appreciated.

[Chip]

You are welcome. Hope someone can assist you with your yixing question.