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by Mrs. Chip » Jun 8th, '09, 14:19
Salsero wrote:Nice. I just picked up a drop ball style pot form them today at the post office.
Nice pots amy210!
And Sal, I am looking forward to seeing a pic of your pot! Your photos are always pleasing to the eye, and give me the feeling that I need to have whatever is in your photo!!!! Those tea leaf shots in TeaDay just made me want to brew tea.
And of course I always like the addition of flowers, since they are my vocation by choice.
Jun 9th, '09, 11:38
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by Luthier » Jun 9th, '09, 11:38
got another chawan today but i think its for matcha?
previous cup from top with my shuipin
getting a matching gaiwan of that kind soon
Jun 9th, '09, 13:02
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by sandy » Jun 9th, '09, 13:02
Very blurry (cel-phone) snapshot of my beloved silver teapot--purchased as scrap on eBay with added handle (antler) and knob (acorn cap). I was going through my hobbit phase

The handle is a bit wobbly (it took me forever to get it properly riveted together and attached), but it works as a good little teapot should and seems to be enjoying its makeover.
Also vintage Royal Worcester Chasing Dragon cup and saucer--love the blue and white in summertime!
Jun 9th, '09, 13:31
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by Victoria » Jun 9th, '09, 13:31
Wow, very nice!
I love that you were able to give it new life!
Jun 9th, '09, 14:41
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by Geekgirl » Jun 9th, '09, 14:41
Sandy, I love it! it's so clever!
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by Chip » Jun 9th, '09, 14:53
sandy wrote: added handle (antler) and knob (acorn cap).
I was going through my hobbit phase
Bilbo would be proud!!!

Quite a juxtaposition.
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Jun 9th, '09, 22:01
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by TokyoB » Jun 9th, '09, 22:01
What is the capacity of the smaller one?
Jun 9th, '09, 22:55
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by chamekke » Jun 9th, '09, 22:55
GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:Wow chamekke. I will add my "wow" to the other ones. That cup is beautiful! Is there any chance your artist will visit us on forum? That's one of the nicest crystal glazes I've seen.
I've invited Katy to come and participate. I know she's pretty busy, but hopefully she'll come and take a peek!
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Jun 10th, '09, 00:11
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by Chip » Jun 10th, '09, 00:11
chamekke wrote:GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:Wow chamekke. I will add my "wow" to the other ones. That cup is beautiful! Is there any chance your artist will visit us on forum? That's one of the nicest crystal glazes I've seen.
I've invited Katy to come and participate. I know she's pretty busy, but hopefully she'll come and take a peek!
Great, I hope she will do a TeawareArtisan topic!

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Jun 10th, '09, 04:59
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by swozt » Jun 10th, '09, 04:59
I went to Hong Kong last weekend for business and visited "Best Teahouse" in Hong Kong. The main branch is at Lai Chi Kok.
I had no intention of buying anything prior to visiting. But my eye caught 2 teapots in the glass display labelled "1970 - 1980 Teapots". My wife gave her blessing and I brought home my 4th Teapot. I must stop!!!

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Jun 10th, '09, 05:07
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by evilberg » Jun 10th, '09, 05:07
This is my first yixing pot, a
Zhuni Shui Ping from
Nadacha.
Here doing some Nadacha 2009 Naka from the sample pack.
I ain't never going back!

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by Tead Off » Jun 10th, '09, 06:43
Swozt, i usually don't like pots with engraving but this one is very good looking. How much did you have to pay for it, if I may ask?
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by Salsero » Jun 10th, '09, 08:37
Beautiful pot, Swozt, and you've shown it off to great effect in the photos. I love the luster and the deep color.
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by Luthier » Jun 10th, '09, 08:38
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by Victoria » Jun 10th, '09, 08:55
Cool pot!