<p>turn the teapot clockwise, about 100 - 110 degree :)</p>
<p>the characters are:</p>
<pre>
棠吳
制省
</pre>
<p>“吳省棠” is a name, most likely the teapot maker; “制” means “make, fabricate”</p>
<p>anyway, “棠” is my best guess at this moment, take a clearer photo; please </p>

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2022-09-07T21:55:41.563Z
Amazing. You are very good at the ancient Chinese 字體.
r13
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2022-09-08T01:07:12.413Z
@r13, seal script & bronze script is not that difficult, with practises, you can also read with ease 
水巷孑蠻
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:) I often forgot and couldn't recognize my own writing that was made a few days ago :)!
r13
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@r13, maybe an outdated opinion: read and write daily (not type a han-chinese character by input method, nor speech recognition),  it helps 
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Purple clay teapot. I wonder if someone can help me translate it and provide insights into its history.</p>

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2022-09-06T19:45:29.457Z
image quality is too low, please show one with  higher resolution
Tang Ho
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What does the seal on the bottom of this purple clay teapot say
# What does the seal on the bottom of this purple clay teapot say

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-09-06)

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Purple clay teapot. I wonder if someone can help me translate it and provide insights into its history.

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> **username_1**: image quality is too low, please show one with  higher resolution  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2022-09-07. Score: 2

turn the teapot clockwise, about 100 - 110 degree :)
the characters are:

棠吳
制省

“吳省棠” is a name, most likely the teapot maker; “制” means “make, fabricate”
anyway, “棠” is my best guess at this moment, take a clearer photo; please

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: Amazing. You are very good at the ancient Chinese 字體.  
> **username_2**: @r13, seal script & bronze script is not that difficult, with practises, you can also read with ease   
> **username_3**: :) I often forgot and couldn't recognize my own writing that was made a few days ago :)!  
> **username_2**: @r13, maybe an outdated opinion: read and write daily (not type a han-chinese character by input method, nor speech recognition),  it helps   

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