Hi all, been a while since I was able to get onto this forum but I've been very grateful for all the info. Now feeling overwhelmed with it all though :/ so hoping for some help to bring my knowledge up to the next baby step level When I look at TEAMOOD's posts Jul.20th,2019: 1st & 2nd group of Yixing Zisha teapots and others, they look amazing to me but then I look at these 3 teapots that I have come into my life and I'm just not sure they are good enough to even clean or season let alone try to make some tea with! Any insight is welcome!
Original pictures: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTXqTM7
Re: Hoping to learn my next lesson: Are these decent entry level?
More pics *WOW DO I EVER HAVE RESPECT FOR HOW HARD IT IS TO GET GOOD CLEAR PICTURES! LOL
Here's what I've tried to figure out on my own and what I would be so happy to have input on!
A: Bamboo themed one: I’m not sure of the shape or if it's just a random modern one? A friend from 郑州; Zhèngzhōu gave this to me in 2015.
Shape ? I don't know
Stamp/Chop/Seal: yes but no idea who/what it says
Bottom: yes but no idea who/what it says
Lid: 2 seals yes but no idea who/what it says
Handle: yes but no idea who/what it says
B: Buddhist Heart Sutra carving: Not sure of shape name. Told it was at least 47 years old but may be older.
Shape?: Bàn Guā 半瓢壶 Pumpkin or is it Shí piáo 石瓢 Stone Dipper / ladle
Carving: 般若波羅蜜多心經 The Heart Sutra
Stamp/Chop/Seal: yes but no idea who/what it says
Bottom: yes but no idea who/what it says
Lid: yes but no idea who/what it says
Handle: yes but no idea who/what it says
C: Small Red Clay One: could this be Cultural Revolution era 文化大革命 (1966-1976) or an imitation of? Has some white stuff that I thought was dust and it did come off when I cleaned the pot today :/
Shape ?: Shuǐ píng
Stamp/Chops/Seals:
Bottom: Zhōngguó Yíxīng 中國宜興 China Yíxīng
Lid: yes but no idea who/what it says
Handle: can’t find one
A: Bamboo themed one:
Here's what I've tried to figure out on my own and what I would be so happy to have input on!
A: Bamboo themed one: I’m not sure of the shape or if it's just a random modern one? A friend from 郑州; Zhèngzhōu gave this to me in 2015.
Shape ? I don't know
Stamp/Chop/Seal: yes but no idea who/what it says
Bottom: yes but no idea who/what it says
Lid: 2 seals yes but no idea who/what it says
Handle: yes but no idea who/what it says
B: Buddhist Heart Sutra carving: Not sure of shape name. Told it was at least 47 years old but may be older.
Shape?: Bàn Guā 半瓢壶 Pumpkin or is it Shí piáo 石瓢 Stone Dipper / ladle
Carving: 般若波羅蜜多心經 The Heart Sutra
Stamp/Chop/Seal: yes but no idea who/what it says
Bottom: yes but no idea who/what it says
Lid: yes but no idea who/what it says
Handle: yes but no idea who/what it says
C: Small Red Clay One: could this be Cultural Revolution era 文化大革命 (1966-1976) or an imitation of? Has some white stuff that I thought was dust and it did come off when I cleaned the pot today :/
Shape ?: Shuǐ píng
Stamp/Chops/Seals:
Bottom: Zhōngguó Yíxīng 中國宜興 China Yíxīng
Lid: yes but no idea who/what it says
Handle: can’t find one
A: Bamboo themed one:
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Last pics for A: Bamboo themed one:
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B: Buddhist Heart Sutra carving. When I put it in water to clean, it floated so hoping that is a good sign!
Thank you to the moderator for your patience and kindness for allowing me to post Probation still so thank you for approving these & hopefully I'll get some tips and feedback from the members
B: Buddhist Heart Sutra carving. When I put it in water to clean, it floated so hoping that is a good sign!
Thank you to the moderator for your patience and kindness for allowing me to post Probation still so thank you for approving these & hopefully I'll get some tips and feedback from the members
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Last set of pics. If all 3 of these are 'Tourist Junk', it's ok to tell me, I want to learn the difference.
C: Small Red Clay One has a single spout hole inside. I'm curious about the characters on the lid mean/translate to?
C: Small Red Clay One has a single spout hole inside. I'm curious about the characters on the lid mean/translate to?
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I found what looks like the same one on this website jadepot. Any thoughts? Google translate is not really ideal for the description on it sadlyQidjm wrote: Last set of pics. If all 3 of these are 'Tourist Junk', it's ok to tell me, I want to learn the difference.
C: Small Red Clay One has a single spout hole inside. I'm curious about the characters on the lid mean/translate to?
Red 1 - lid chop.jpegRed 1 - inside.jpegRed 1 - bottom chop.jpeg
http://www.jadepot.com.cn/bbs/forum.php ... tid=292692
Re: Hoping to learn my next lesson: Are these decent entry level?
It looks awesome... I love it...Qidjm wrote: Hi all, been a while since I was able to get onto this forum but I've been very grateful for all the info. Now feeling overwhelmed with it all though :/ so hoping for some help to bring my knowledge up to the next baby step level When I look at TEAMOOD's posts Jul.20th,2019: 1st & 2nd group of Yixing Zisha teapots and others, they look amazing to me but then I look at these 3 teapots that I have come into my life and I'm just not sure they are good enough to even clean or season let alone try to make some tea with! Any insight is welcome!
Original pictures: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTXqTM7
types of bamboo tea
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types of bamboo tea
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types of bamboo tea
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Left
The first one is a typical bamboo inspired teapot known as 'zhu jie hu'. It looks handmade, and I think it's the best well made one out of the 3.
Middle
The second one is a 'shi piao hu'. I like the carved characters and this seems to be quite well done. The picture of the inside indicates it's handmade, but looks also a bit clumsy.
Last
My impression of the last one is that it's quite poor in quality, and not handmade. The shape is known as 'shui ping hu'.
The first one is a typical bamboo inspired teapot known as 'zhu jie hu'. It looks handmade, and I think it's the best well made one out of the 3.
Middle
The second one is a 'shi piao hu'. I like the carved characters and this seems to be quite well done. The picture of the inside indicates it's handmade, but looks also a bit clumsy.
Last
My impression of the last one is that it's quite poor in quality, and not handmade. The shape is known as 'shui ping hu'.
Loving the stories behind every leaf.
Re: Hoping to learn my next lesson: Are these decent entry level?
Last one looks like Yixing F1 Green label(1977-early 80s) in Qingshuini, so is probably the best out of the lot
The bamboo looks ok-ish, hard to say more, try it with tea and you will see. The shipiao looks the most sketchy.
The bamboo looks ok-ish, hard to say more, try it with tea and you will see. The shipiao looks the most sketchy.
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BY FAR. I had one of them but unfortunately dropped it on the hard tiled kitchen floor...not hard to imagine how many pieces a nicely broken YX pot can yield!FBee wrote: Last one looks like Yixing F1 Green label(1977-early 80s) in Qingshuini, so is probably the best out of the lot
Looks like one but the pics are not good so it's hard to tell unless the OP takes a better resolution ones showing clearer details.
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these are great I wonder if you make them in another shape and colorsQidjm wrote: Hi all, been a while since I was able to get onto this forum but I've been very grateful for all the info. Now feeling overwhelmed with it all though :/ so hoping for some help to bring my knowledge up to the next baby step level When I look at TEAMOOD's posts Jul.20th,2019: 1st & 2nd group of Yixing Zisha teapots and others, they look amazing to me but then I look at these 3 teapots that I have come into my life and I'm just not sure they are good enough to even clean or season let alone try to make some tea with! Any insight is welcome!
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