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Another one:

new:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chinese-Yixing- ... 1c318c5181

and suddenly "old" :

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Old-Yixing-tea- ... true&rt=nc

Since tea isn't pour over or in a caddy this kind of aging would take decades. It seems unlikely that they just look the same.

I just hope for whoever bought it that it was aged in a way that's safe for the tealeaves.

(I can't contact the buyer sadly)

At least they had the decency to drop the price and not charge extra for "antiquing".

tingjunkie wrote:From the same seller... overcompensate much?

Holy hyperbole ting man, that teapot's a real boner....