Are you people sure it's not crackle glaze allowed to pool, because I think it may be. I do have a few pieces that have a fairly well defined pool (he creates a little depression in the bowl), but I also have a few pieces that appear as if he's poured the colored glaze down the sides and it has pooled at the bottom. The glaze on the sides is crackled and the same color as the pooled glaze at the bottom, it's just not as thick, and it's not the slip. Maybe I'm wrong, or maybe he does both. Regardless, it's very cool. His work makes me think of time, relativity, space, and alien architecture.
Aug 16th, '08, 09:57
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you guys know how to snipe, right?GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:That IS beautiful. And I HATE it when that happens. I got outbid on a gorgeous kyusu last week, because it ended at 2am and I fell asleep.The bidder who won got it for a substantial amount less than I was willing to pay. That'll teach me to try real-time bidding instead of just bidding my top price right off.
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yep and i've been the victim of it a few times, however I never seem to see anything that I would actually snipe out from under someone. The tables need to be turned!heavydoom wrote:you guys know how to snipe, right?GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:That IS beautiful. And I HATE it when that happens. I got outbid on a gorgeous kyusu last week, because it ended at 2am and I fell asleep.The bidder who won got it for a substantial amount less than I was willing to pay. That'll teach me to try real-time bidding instead of just bidding my top price right off.
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Here's what I've managed to track down since my recent conversion to tea fanatic. Many are from stores local to San Francisco, others online, but all acquisitions have been influenced by the collective teachings of the group here. Thanks to all of you for sharing your wisdom of this fascinating and delicious art!

-Mucho

-Mucho
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Its when you bid on a item with less than a few minutes left on it and take it out from the person's nose who was originally bidding on it. Thats what happened with that last auction to me. I checked and they came in with a minute left and over bid me on it. More than a little frustrating but unfortunately it happens.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:no.heavydoom wrote:
you guys know how to snipe, right?
i think there's a website that'll do that for you. i don't know exactly how, but i know my mum uses it quite a bit to win all her auctions.farley101 wrote:Its when you bid on a item with less than a few minutes left on it and take it out from the person's nose who was originally bidding on it. Thats what happened with that last auction to me. I checked and they came in with a minute left and over bid me on it. More than a little frustrating but unfortunately it happens.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:no.heavydoom wrote:
you guys know how to snipe, right?
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Oh, sorry, duh. That Momiji has a Noritake-ness about it. Similar shape to the blue rose pattern I have.Trioxin wrote:The cups are Bamboo knight by Sango and Momiji by Mikasa. I don't own any Noritake... yet.
That box very easily appears to be older than the hills and possibly an antique from very far away! Looks like it's made for that shelf. IKWYM about TJM, sometimes you walk in there and find something great and sometimes it's rejected/broken crap from Pier 1.Trioxin wrote:The box was just picked up from the clearance isle at TJ Maxx for $15. I love that store.
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Very nice, Tri, and some excellent ideas in there. I like the cool look of everything. That's not (gasp) wine I see down there, young man! Oh, I know, that's where your store your pu. Thanks!Trioxin wrote: Some new photos.
Gorgeous stuff, MMaas! And you've been keeping it from us all this time! Thanks for sharing. Do you actually use the Sakura bark scoop or just admire it? I have been thinking of getting one cause they are so cute.MMaas wrote: Here's what I've managed to track down
Well, it was wine. Wine is even harder to store without drinking than Pu. Its a shame they hardly ever use wooden crates any longer.Salsero wrote:Very nice, Tri, and some excellent ideas in there. I like the cool look of everything. That's not (gasp) wine I see down there, young man! Oh, I know, that's where your store your pu. Thanks!
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