Official/Different Yixing Show Off Topic!

[raoula]

I see what you mean! Thanks!
Concerning the muo lu ni: Isn't this always chemically doped clay?

The last three pots I bought together with a few other teapots as a whole collection. They belonged to a lady who was living in Malaysia with her husband during the 90s. Quite a few of the teapots are shui ping, that I would like to show here a little later. Maybe you can help me to find out their age?

[chrl42]

I see what you mean! Thanks!
Concerning the muo lu ni: Isn't this always chemically doped clay?

The last three pots I bought together with a few other teapots as a whole collection. They belonged to a lady who was living in Malaysia with her husband during the 90s. Quite a few of the teapots are shui ping, that I would like to show here a little later. Maybe you can help me to find out their age?

Mu Lu Ni is chemically doped clay, whether they affect health or not, I've no idea

Yes you can post any pots here, me or many other will help you interpret your teapots

[raoula]

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That sounds great, many thanks!

[williammimi70]

Trying to show off
I have no idea what type of clay or age of this teapot
Just like it alot hence post it up

[chrl42]

It's called Shui Ma (style of coating),

Looks like late-Qing imitating mid-Qing...gorgeous.

[williammimi70]

It's called Shui Ma (style of coating),

Looks like late-Qing imitating mid-Qing...gorgeous.

thank you very much Chr

[williammimi70]

A little teapot
Size : chicken egg
Material:yixing?
Age: no idea,possibly old

[tingjunkie]

How odd. The side view and front view make it look like two different pots.

Wait... that IS two different pots, right???

[williammimi70]

How odd. The side view and front view make it look like two different pots.

Wait... that IS two different pots, right???

Oh I am so sorry I posted 2 different pots ( both mine) but only 1 bottom view
I will post additional photos when I am home tonight

[stevorama]

I recently found this 135ml teapot. Strange shape, thin walls and nice pour with single hole. Looks like original box with note from owner, "Green cabbage, collectors teapot, 5/1994, $37.90, yi xing." I have no experience with lu ni so would like comments on the clay and pot. Is this muo lu ni? Is cabbage a traditional shape?

[chrl42]

I recently found this 135ml teapot. Strange shape, thin walls and nice pour with single hole. Looks like original box with note from owner, "Green cabbage, collectors teapot, 5/1994, $37.90, yi xing." I have no experience with lu ni so would like comments on the clay and pot. Is this muo lu ni? Is cabbage a traditional shape?

It's Mo Luni, Mo Luni is basically expensive clay..because cobalt-oxide is pricey..

Whether it's a traditional shape or not..I am not too clear

[stevorama]

It's Mo Luni, Mo Luni is basically expensive clay..because cobalt-oxide is pricey..

Whether it's a traditional shape or not..I am not too clear

Thank you. I wonder if $37.90 US was expensive or normal price in 1994? It's cheap now!

[williammimi70]

This one is antique ( I think)
Possibly 18th century?

[kyle.key]

Picked up teapot in Taipei
Small size
Use it for Oolongs

[William]

Bought this cutie back in December, perfect porous clay for problematic teas, e.g. most of the aged puerh out there.

Zini, ROC period.