Apr 12th, '11, 19:46
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by edkrueger » Apr 12th, '11, 19:46
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It has been used less than half a dozen times for gyokuro. Never used for anything else. No staining. Comes with two matching cups. When the shiboridashi is filled with leaf, the cups together are the prefect size to hold the brew. I would like $40 plus shipping.
Apr 12th, '11, 21:22
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by Chip » Apr 12th, '11, 21:22
Shuweet!
Apr 13th, '11, 04:58
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by Rayuela » Apr 13th, '11, 04:58
Shuweet indeed. I have always wanted one of those. How much would it cost to post to Europe (EU)? That is unless Chip's earlier shuweeting indicated an intention to purchase...
Apr 13th, '11, 12:15
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by Chip » Apr 13th, '11, 12:15
Rayuela wrote:Shuweet indeed. I have always wanted one of those. How much would it cost to post to Europe (EU)? That is unless Chip's earlier shuweeting indicated an intention to purchase...
My shuweet was just a warning shot ... I am looking ... and giving others the opp!
Apr 13th, '11, 14:26
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by edkrueger » Apr 13th, '11, 14:26
I can ship priority mail domestically, in a medium flat rate box for $10.95. Unfortunately, the same shipping method internationally will be $45.50. I will be able to package and weigh this next week, on Sunday or Monday, to determine prices for first-class mail –which should be much less than priority international shipping.
Apr 13th, '11, 15:21
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by rabbit » Apr 13th, '11, 15:21
that's a beautiful piece! I wish I had the teacash for it
Apr 13th, '11, 15:57
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by Rayuela » Apr 13th, '11, 15:57
I'm not in any great hurry and if the 1st class comes in at 25 of your America bucks or less, then I think I'll take it.
Apr 13th, '11, 16:05
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by tortoise » Apr 13th, '11, 16:05
Please post update on availability once shipping has been determined.
Apr 13th, '11, 22:33
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by jaderabbit » Apr 13th, '11, 22:33
What's the capacity on this baby?
Apr 13th, '11, 22:42
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by karmaplace » Apr 13th, '11, 22:42
Rayuela wrote:I'm not in any great hurry and if the 1st class comes in at 25 of your America bucks or less, then I think I'll take it.
I don't know how much of a difference it would be from Edkrueger to you in Europe, but I had a chawan shipped from California to South Korea for $14 First-Class (in a large box with lots of bubble wrap no less), so I really think you should be under that $25.
Apr 14th, '11, 05:54
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by Rayuela » Apr 14th, '11, 05:54
Fingers crossed
Apr 18th, '11, 15:31
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by edkrueger » Apr 18th, '11, 15:31
The package weight 1 lb 4 oz.
Priority mail within the United States will be between $5.20 and $10.20 depending on zip code.
First Class shipping to Europe will be about $15.
To calculate exact shipping costs, please use the following link:
http://postcalc.usps.gov/Default.aspx
The package will ship from 77079.
Apr 19th, '11, 08:09
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by Rayuela » Apr 19th, '11, 08:09
Then I will happily take it. I'll PM you.
Apr 28th, '11, 10:09
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by edkrueger » Apr 28th, '11, 10:09
It is still for sale. I have had two inquiries, but its been 5 day since either has responded.
Apr 28th, '11, 21:25
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by edkrueger » Apr 28th, '11, 21:25
I measured its volume, it is 80ml.
