Great first post also
Jan 24th, '08, 01:39
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Jan 25th, '08, 05:53
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My newest acquisition making its way to me from Japan:

For those that are curious, here's a link: http://www.zencha.net/ys-y01.php

For those that are curious, here's a link: http://www.zencha.net/ys-y01.php
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cool cup Space.. Man, Japanese teaware is far more intersesting than Chinese stuff-well at least the stuff I have seen 
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Jan 25th, '08, 16:15
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That's something I've thought about, beacause I'm not having kids, what will happen to all my tea ware when I die? For sure no one around here would know what to do with it.Mary R wrote:I've clearly been watching too much PBS lately. My first thought on seeing that awesome bowl was "Wow, Space's grandchildren will make a killing on Antiques Roadshow someday."
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