OLD ROUND TIN TEAPOT STAND, Qing Dynasty (1616–1911 CE)

A round-form vase and teapot stand in antique pewter, Qing dynasty.

Approximately 9.2 cm in diameter, this small bottle stand is a thin disc with a low surrounding rim and a shallow central depression. It shows the dull gray patina characteristic of long-used antique pewter, with a subdued brownish toning in the recessed interior.

The reverse bears radial hammer marks extending outward from the center. In contrast to the rusted surface of the front, this side displays a pronounced dull silvery‑gray of tin. As a small sencha tea utensil, it conveys a pleasing presence.

There are slight deformations and impact marks on the rim, and rust, scuffs, and dirt are visible on the surface. This is a round bottle stand of the Qing dynasty that retains the subdued, well-aged texture of antique pewter.