May 1st, '09, 16:42
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My little teapot
I've just purchased my first solid silver Kyusu last month .
It's a unique one , from the 1920's-40's ( I'm not sure about this yet ) .
It's motif is two dragons , in repousee , with one dragons' head/neck serving as the spout .
It also sports a 70mm ivory handle .
Awful darn fancy , but it makes a fine cuppa t .
I'd sure like to post a photo here , but the best I could do , right now , is to send an e-mail to those wishing to view it .
I'm new to the forum here .
I've enjoyed looking around the teachat forums .
Thanks to all the members !
It's a unique one , from the 1920's-40's ( I'm not sure about this yet ) .
It's motif is two dragons , in repousee , with one dragons' head/neck serving as the spout .
It also sports a 70mm ivory handle .
Awful darn fancy , but it makes a fine cuppa t .
I'd sure like to post a photo here , but the best I could do , right now , is to send an e-mail to those wishing to view it .
I'm new to the forum here .
I've enjoyed looking around the teachat forums .
Thanks to all the members !
I'm just a real person
In reply , to the previous post , I'm just a regular person .
I'm not phishing , marketing or otherwise being a jerk .
I simply posted my addition to the topic .
Besides , I have no idea where anyone could find a Kyusu like the one I've got .
Thanks for your concern , though .
I'm not phishing , marketing or otherwise being a jerk .
I simply posted my addition to the topic .
Besides , I have no idea where anyone could find a Kyusu like the one I've got .
Thanks for your concern , though .
Re: I'm just a real person
Give me two weeks and a budget, and I'm pretty sure I can find a kyusu like the one you described.mrgeekteatoo wrote:In reply , to the previous post , I'm just a regular person .
I'm not phishing , marketing or otherwise being a jerk .
I simply posted my addition to the topic .
Besides , I have no idea where anyone could find a Kyusu like the one I've got .
Thanks for your concern , though .
Sorry to be rude, but there are lots of ad posts these days on Teachat, and one cannot be too careful, especially when solicitation of email address is involved.
I'll get off my duff & post a pic today or tomorrow
No harm done , MarshalN .
I am a teacher ( amoung other things ), primarily in the realm of computers .
I understand fully what you're talking about .
Thanks for the tip about using photobucket , ABx .
I tend to stay off such sites @ my home computers , but I'll make an exception .
I am a teacher ( amoung other things ), primarily in the realm of computers .
I understand fully what you're talking about .
Thanks for the tip about using photobucket , ABx .
I tend to stay off such sites @ my home computers , but I'll make an exception .
Rain
Thanks , geekgirl ...
I guess it beats standing outside of the 7-11 in the rain , dippin' a Liptons' bag in a styro cup ....
I guess it beats standing outside of the 7-11 in the rain , dippin' a Liptons' bag in a styro cup ....
May 1st, '09, 22:59
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Looks to be pre WWII and indeed Japanese. How large is it's capacity? The workmanship is very good from what I can see in the photo. It's worth some bucks so take care of it.
The Russians and Japanese in their research on water think that silver is a very good vessel to drink water from. Something about having a positive effect on its structure. I wonder how tea reacts with it?
The Russians and Japanese in their research on water think that silver is a very good vessel to drink water from. Something about having a positive effect on its structure. I wonder how tea reacts with it?