nkovacs wrote:Can anyone provide me with information on this pot regarding quality?
http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Prod ... 5&CartID=2

modern pot, but for the price its acceptable. i would prefer something from the 80s and earlier.

Can anyone provide me with information on this pot regarding quality?
http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Prod ... 5&CartID=2

you can try the following http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Yixing_Cedar_Tree_Bamboo_Chinese_Teapot_p/yt80r-006.htm http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Yixing_1970s_Lion_Embroider_Ball_Shape_Chinese_p/yt70r-001.htm http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Yixing_1980_Shui_Pin_Orchid_Poem_Chinese_Teapot_p/yt80r-019.htm ...

i agree that the spout is something to pay attention to. i've got one of these http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Yixing_1980_Shui_Pin_Orchid_Poem_Chinese_Teapot_p/yt80r-019.htm while i'm quite happy with the way it brews tea, it does pour slowly due to a rather poorly ...

mganz42 wrote:So what about this one?
http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Old_ ... 0r-027.htm
Do you think it's actually from the 80's?

are you brewing for 1 person or? and will you be just doing multiple steeps or will you be using chaozhou gongfu techniques?

So what about this one?
http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Old_ ... 0r-027.htm
Do you think it's actually from the 80's?

... get the most bang for my buck? there are some nice pots there these are a few that i might choose for myself if i were in your shoes http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Dark_Clay_He_Huan_Shape_Chinese_Teapot_p/yt-nr-013.htm http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Yixing_Miniature_FangGu_Shape_Chinese_Teapot_p/yt-90p-001.htmhttp://store.thechineseteashop.com/Antique_Chinese_Yixing_19th_Century_Zhuni_Teapot_p/ytanp-049.htm ...

check also thechineseteashop
http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Yixi ... s_s/23.htm

Sorry for sidetracking a bit, but regarding the unpleasant odors, I read a tip here . Has anyone tried it? To repair a tea, simply place it outside in a shady place on a mild day for a few days or longer if necessary. If it is badly affected, break it up into small pieces. This technique does not a...

Sorry for sidetracking a bit, but regarding the unpleasant odors, I read a tip here . Has anyone tried it? To repair a tea, simply place it outside in a shady place on a mild day for a few days or longer if necessary. If it is badly affected, break it up into small pieces. This technique does not a...

Sorry for sidetracking a bit, but regarding the unpleasant odors, I read a tip here . Has anyone tried it? To repair a tea, simply place it outside in a shady place on a mild day for a few days or longer if necessary. If it is badly affected, break it up into small pieces. This technique does not al...

The Chinese Tea Shop in Vancouver sells gaiwan, including some with white interiors: http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Gai_Wan_s/67.htm The other Vancouver shop I've bought teawares from is Treasure Green. IIRC their prices are generally lower than CTS's: http://www.treasuregreen.com/page/834683 ...

... like the former vendor that chamekke mentioned. Here is one from them that may suit your requirements, though it is a bit pricey: http://store.thechineseteashop.com/1980s_Famille_Rose_Porcelain_Hand_Painted_Gaiwan_p/gw-80-003.htm Best wishes, sherubtse oooo, that is nice, I'll be bookmarking ...

The Chinese Tea Shop in Vancouver sells gaiwan, including some with white interiors: http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Gai_Wan_s/67.htm The other Vancouver shop I've bought teawares from is Treasure Green. IIRC their prices are generally lower than CTS's: http://www.treasuregreen.com/page/834683 ...

The Chinese Tea Shop in Vancouver sells gaiwan, including some with white interiors:
http://store.thechineseteashop.com/Gai_Wan_s/67.htm

The other Vancouver shop I've bought teawares from is Treasure Green. IIRC their prices are generally lower than CTS's:
http://www.treasuregreen.com/page/834683