Chinese Art A zoomorphic Dehua teapot China, Qing dynasty, 18th century . . Cm 19,00 x 10,50. A white porcelain duck-shaped teapot molded with four suspension holes for the now missing handle that must have been made of woven rush. Artifacts of such type, also known by the Western name of "Blanc de Chine", were produced in the kilns of Dehua in the province of Fujian, specialized in the production of white porcelain, mostly intended for the export market.