Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Another one
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This one has lost its lid
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Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Another one

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Pot is more chocolate colour than black
Pot is more chocolate colour than black
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Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Factory-2, I remember they sold at 180rmb in 09, at Maliandao, manganese-oxide doped.williammimi70 wrote: Another one
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Thank you so muchchrl42 wrote:Factory-2, I remember they sold at 180rmb in 09, at Maliandao, manganese-oxide doped.williammimi70 wrote: Another one
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Very modern
Very expensive
Very ... big mistake
Very expensive
Very ... big mistake
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Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Are you calling some of these "tuition fee teapots" because they were misrepresented, overpriced or because you consider them fake? Thanks.
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
A bit eveeything reallystevorama wrote: Are you calling some of these "tuition fee teapots" because they were misrepresented, overpriced or because you consider them fake? Thanks.
Some were sold to me as zhuni which I later learned that they were not, some were meant to be made by artists and hence very expensive etc
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Thanks for clarifying. I asked because some of them seem like decent functional teapots. But I'm far from expert on this.williammimi70 wrote: A bit eveeything really
Some were sold to me as zhuni which I later learned that they were not, some were meant to be made by artists and hence very expensive etc
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
I am a complete novice at Yixing but rather too enthusiastic about collecting hence mistakes have been made too frequentlystevorama wrote:Thanks for clarifying. I asked because some of them seem like decent functional teapots. But I'm far from expert on this.williammimi70 wrote: A bit eveeything really
Some were sold to me as zhuni which I later learned that they were not, some were meant to be made by artists and hence very expensive etc
Maybe someday I'll learn
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Most of these are far better than my worst tuition teapot, a shoe polish pot from an online vendor. I should have known better!williammimi70 wrote: I am a complete novice at Yixing but rather too enthusiastic about collecting hence mistakes have been made too frequently![]()
Maybe someday I'll learn![]()
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Thank you , you are so kindstevorama wrote:Most of these are far better than my worst tuition teapot, a shoe polish pot from an online vendor. I should have known better!williammimi70 wrote: I am a complete novice at Yixing but rather too enthusiastic about collecting hence mistakes have been made too frequently![]()
Maybe someday I'll learn![]()
I managed a return to a very unhappy vendor who insisted the pot was good.
Re: The matter of "tuition fee" teapots
Bought this at an antique auction
Subsequently I saw a few being for sale on ebay but they all seem to be different to this one
I have no clue what type of clay it is
Multiholes
Roughly 300mls
Subsequently I saw a few being for sale on ebay but they all seem to be different to this one
I have no clue what type of clay it is
Multiholes
Roughly 300mls
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