Identify yixing chop?
I picked up this teapot at an antique/ boutique shop this weekend for 28 bucks. Its 45ml. There are more silver specks than you can see in the pic. Can anyone make out what the chop says?
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From the craftsmanship alone...it might make ok tea. Fill it with boiling water, pour the water out, and smell the pot and water.
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The craftsmanship is so so, but the clay is almost identical to a zini I have from Chenshouzhen. It smell like hot rocks with boiling water in it. No funky scent otherwise.jayinhk wrote:From the craftsmanship alone...it might make ok tea. Fill it with boiling water, pour the water out, and smell the pot and water.
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The chop looks bad, as does the spout hole, and the handle is droopy. I wouldn't buy it or use it.
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Even the pot from Chen in the pic? Just curious. Thanks.chrl42 wrote:looks like manganese clay..
thanks!