Jun 23rd, '09, 22:50
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one of my second favorites
you can never have too many teapots
here's a soda fired piece, i've had for about a year.
its very well balanced.
here's a soda fired piece, i've had for about a year.
its very well balanced.
Jun 24th, '09, 08:23
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Thank you!finddream2020 wrote:
Wonderful!! It is too pretty. and what capacity is it?
8oz which converts to about 236.56ml
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Re: one of my second favorites
Not according to my husband!bonjiri wrote:you can never have too many teapots.
Jun 24th, '09, 11:03
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Re: one of my second favorites
Strangely, my husband shares this odd opiniongeeber1 wrote:Not according to my husband!bonjiri wrote:you can never have too many teapots.
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Jun 24th, '09, 11:28
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Chip, I would call the camera manufacturer's tech support ... they should be able to get you straightened out.
Pretty much all my pots are my favorite, but I often find myself admiring this one
(another Chip-endorsed pot) more often than some of the others.
And this one has become an old friend, more from thousands of uses than from its intrinsic value:
Pretty much all my pots are my favorite, but I often find myself admiring this one
(another Chip-endorsed pot) more often than some of the others.
And this one has become an old friend, more from thousands of uses than from its intrinsic value:
Jun 24th, '09, 11:59
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Is that from Hankook (http://www.hankooktea.com/toin-ceramic- ... -clay.html)? I'm totally in love with it and really want one!! BTW, great pics...Salsero wrote:Pretty much all my pots are my favorite, but I often find myself admiring this one
(another Chip-endorsed pot) more often than some of the others.
Jun 24th, '09, 12:20
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