Show Off Your Pots and Cups Volume IX!

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by Victoria » Apr 29th, '09, 20:20

Thanks! Yes I think lotus is the inspiration.
My reaction was the same as yours when I saw it.
I didn't want to chance it being gone, if I did't get it
and decided to look around.
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by chamekke » Apr 29th, '09, 22:49

MarshalN wrote:Where's Victoria located anyway?
I want to go to there!
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by Geekgirl » Apr 29th, '09, 23:27

I know! She finds all the best loot!
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by Luthier » Apr 30th, '09, 10:41

just got my stove today :D

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i dont quite like the steel vessel though :(
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gascan cup

by bishopmaple » Apr 30th, '09, 12:30

The lid makes a good coaster to hold the stainer ball. The fake spout and handle make a perfect tripod

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salt mug

by bishopmaple » Apr 30th, '09, 12:40

Salt Fired cup. The glaze on the outside rim stops approximately 3/4 of an inch down. The rest is just covered with the salt so in other words raw clay with a clear cover

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Re: salt mug

by spot52 » Apr 30th, '09, 13:40

bishopmaple wrote:Salt Fired cup. The glaze on the outside rim stops approximately 3/4 of an inch down. The rest is just covered with the salt so in other words raw clay with a clear cover

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I love salt fired pieces. Lookin Good!
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by Geekgirl » Apr 30th, '09, 14:40

Tead Off wrote:
geek wrote: Click the image to see more views of this lovely teabowl.
Really lovely. What is the size of this and how much does he charge for a chawan like this?
I checked with Cory, he doesn't have a retail or gallery outlet right now, but it seems as though the best thing to do is watch his photo stream (you can rss it) and inquire if you see something you like.

stream is here

feed ishere

His latest posting:
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"this mornings tea. one of my favorite chawan. otemae chodai itashimasu. cone 10 fired, 'keawe' ash . hawaiian mesquite"

(I suspect this one is one of his "keepers," I've seen it on his stream and website before I think.)
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Re: gascan cup

by funkmaster nice » Apr 30th, '09, 19:19

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As a fishing enthusiast I love the crankbait dangling from your pot! It looks like something an old fisherman might take on his boat. :D
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by Trioxin » May 1st, '09, 00:54

Still waiting on my custom cup, but since theres a rebate sale, decided to pick up this little number.

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by Geekgirl » May 1st, '09, 01:03

Nice! I love Fred's stuff.
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by Victoria » May 1st, '09, 01:12

Ohhhhhh I was eyeing that one!! Definitely very nice!
Congrats!
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by Trioxin » May 1st, '09, 03:58

Why thank you. Still can't compete with both of your collections, but its a start.
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by Pentox » May 1st, '09, 12:15

Nice Trioxin. I was seriously staring at that bowl the other day trying to decide if I wanted it. It looks gorgeous, it was just a little too small for me.
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by Trioxin » May 1st, '09, 13:56

Pentox wrote:Nice Trioxin. I was seriously staring at that bowl the other day trying to decide if I wanted it. It looks gorgeous, it was just a little too small for me.
lol,.. I kept staring at it thinking it was too big.
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