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Chinese teapot sells at auction for 拢1m
A rare Chinese teapot has sold at auction for more than 拢1m - about a thousand times the value auctioneers had originally placed on it.
The pear-shaped light green pot, which stands five inches (13cm) high, bears the mark of the Qianlong Emperor who ruled China from 1736 to 1795.
Lee Young is from Duke's Auctioneers.
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