Hi,
I found a small teapot today, and was wondering if it could be a yixing zisha clay teapot, or it is of newer make with ordinary clay.
Also, I don't read Chinese so if anyone could interpret the bottom stamp for me I would be very grateful.
Best regards,
Dr G
Yixing teapot identification
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Dec 9th, '14, 02:22
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Re: Yixing teapot identification
guangxi material perhaps.
guangxi qin zhou pot. the qinzhou material is not too bad actually but had lived in the shadows of yixing for almost forever, and never experienced much value appreciation
guangxi qin zhou pot. the qinzhou material is not too bad actually but had lived in the shadows of yixing for almost forever, and never experienced much value appreciation
Re: Yixing teapot identification
Above pic just says "Zhongguo (China) Qinzhou".
It's Guangxi Qinzhou's Nixingtao...has a history since the late-Qing (Xianfeng).
It's Guangxi Qinzhou's Nixingtao...has a history since the late-Qing (Xianfeng).
Re: Yixing teapot identification
Thanks a lot, both of you!
I guess the most important question now is: will it brew good tea? I will have to test it.
I guess the most important question now is: will it brew good tea? I will have to test it.
Dec 10th, '14, 14:29
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Re: Yixing teapot identification
it should do okdoktor_glas wrote:Thanks a lot, both of you!
I guess the most important question now is: will it brew good tea? I will have to test it.
Re: Yixing teapot identification
I dont want create a new topic, so I'm asking here. I bought a new pot, can someone please read what it writen on it? Thanx
Stamp on my blog: https://prekvapenycajem.wordpress.com/2 ... drobnosti/
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