Duanni teapot?

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Duanni teapot?

by williammimi70 » Mar 28th, '17, 11:36

I bought this teapot from a private collector and was told that it is duanni and quite old
Never been used
Large size although I have not measured acurately I would say that it would be 500ml
Please look and advise :D :D
Thanks
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by steanze » Mar 28th, '17, 14:57

The pics are too dark, can you take them with more light?
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by Emily@Adagio » Mar 28th, '17, 16:03

Moving this thread to the "Yixing Clay Teaware" topic for you :D
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by williammimi70 » Mar 29th, '17, 05:41

steanze wrote: The pics are too dark, can you take them with more light?
Thank you I will try again when I got times
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by williammimi70 » Mar 29th, '17, 05:41

Emily@Adagio wrote: Moving this thread to the "Yixing Clay Teaware" topic for you :D
Thank you :D
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by williammimi70 » Mar 29th, '17, 10:30

Brighter light
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by steanze » Mar 31st, '17, 02:16

williammimi70 wrote: Brighter light
mmm not impossible :) looks low fired, and it's quite large, could work for brewing shu or wet stored aged sheng grandpa style
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Re: Duanni teapot?

by williammimi70 » Mar 31st, '17, 11:58

steanze wrote:
williammimi70 wrote: Brighter light
thank you I will try to brew tea in it one day

mmm not impossible :) looks low fired, and it's quite large, could work for brewing shu or wet stored aged sheng grandpa style