Slip cast Shui Ping?

[raoula]

Here are two slipcast teapots with the same seal. One of them is a Shui Ping. The seal is different than the Yixing seal and I wonder what it means and where it is from. As it seems they were both dipped or painted with a more red and shiny clay after the casting. Maybe someone can read the writing on the shui ping? And when were those teapots made.

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[raoula]

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The workmanship is very poor.

[raoula]

This is the other slipcast teapot. I just discovered that it is not the same seal as on the shui ping.

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[raoula]

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[raoula]

The Shui Ping came with this teatray and four teabowls. Could it be Chaozhou ware?

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[chrl42]

玉茗皆香..jade and tea are both scenty...

ya it does look like slip-cast pots

[raoula]

Thank you, chrl, that's a nice s(c)entance
Is there no possibility to find out about the age and origin?
On the side of the teatray there are more letters:

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