i have, a couple of days agotingjunkie wrote:Sure, please send me an email at wanderingteahouse <at> gmailToha wrote: i am interested in a pot 4, cant private message you though.. if you have instagram, my username is rocketship_404 .. otherwise maybe make a suggestion of how to contact?
Sorry, never got your email. Please give me yours.Toha wrote:i have, a couple of days agotingjunkie wrote:Sure, please send me an email at wanderingteahouse <at> gmailToha wrote: i am interested in a pot 4, cant private message you though.. if you have instagram, my username is rocketship_404 .. otherwise maybe make a suggestion of how to contact?
waiting for your reply haha
tingjunkie wrote:
Pot #12
Size: 105ml
Clay: Hong Ni
Era: Late 90's-Early 2000's?
Firing: Medium-High
Source: Online
Filter: Single Hole (Formally golf-ball style filter)
Lid Fit: Excellent
Notes: Everything about this pot is great. High quality hong ni, great firing and craftsmanship. Only issue is that the pot used to have a golf ball style clay filter that must have fallen off. The previous owner tried to epoxy the filter back in place, but it fell off again. I sanded the epoxy residue off as best I can, and now it's a single hole filter. Selling for a great price because of that.
Price: $50 + shipping
tingjunkie wrote: Hello Tea Chatters!
I'm long overdue for thinning out my Yixing collection, and on top of that, I just found a great stash of two different early 90's new-old-stock teapots with amazing clay and firing that I couldn't pass up.
Since I'm selling a bunch of pots, I'm going to be using USPS Priority Mail for shipping in the US. Buyers outside the U.S. must contact me ahead of time to discuss whether shipping to your country is possible, and the costs of doing so. Paypal only, please.
Ok, let's clear up some space in my tea cabinets...
Sorry, everything except #4 and #14 has been sold.leonardoholberg wrote: Hi,
I would like to buy pot#12, but I would like to know how much shipping would be to Denmark?
Thank you!
Yes, still have a couple. Sorry, never got the email. Did you send it to wanderingteahouse @ gmail?mechakuha wrote: I'm interested in #4 if there are any left: I've sent you an email but I wanted to make sure you saw this. Can I PM you, or correspond by email if you've gotten my message?
Yes, please send me an email at: wanderingteahouse at gmail.comNistenf wrote: Hi, do you still have #4?
Hello! I emailed you about pot #4 as I am interested in purchasing one. Thanks!tingjunkie wrote: Pot #4
The second new-old-stock pots I found. Releasing 8 of these shen deng pots.
To the best of my knowledge, after consulting with my Yixing expert friends and discussing with the seller, these are non-Factory 1 pots which were made for export to the Taiwanese market back in the early 90's, but trying to replicate F1. According to the seller, he ordered them back in '93, but had issues getting them in to Taiwan, so they have been in sitting in his friend's California warehouse ever since. In the Yixing world, I take all stories with a grain of salt, but what I do know is: 1) The clay and firing are of excellent quality, and should do well with almost any tea, 2) They came with no off smells at all, 3) they brew an excellent round of tea, doing a great job at preserving the high notes and adding more punch to the brew, 4) they start developing a patina quickly, and 5) when comparing the clay to an authentic 1970's F1 pot I own, it looks very similar!
I purposely photographed the teapot with the most craftsmanship issues, just to be fair. The others should all be "better" than the one pictured. Some pots have slightly misaligned handles, other have slight lid gaps, etc. In short, you're not buying these for the flawless craftsmanship, but as an inexpensive way to get your hands on the amazing Huanglong Mountain clay that was no longer mined after the late 90's. Buyers will receive 1 (or more) of the pots chosen at random. Please do not ask for individual photos.
Size: 115ml +/- 5ml EDIT! Pot's are actually 115ml, not 125ml as originally listed.
Clay: Vintage Huanglong Shan Hong Ni!
Era: 1993
Firing: High
Source: Private Yixing Studio (non-Factory export to Taiwan)
Filter: Single Hole
Lid Fit: Average. Some dripping. Typical of the era.
Notes: Pot will be selected at random from group.
Price: $60 + shipping 6 Left!
Spamming someone else’s thread doesn’t seem shady at all.Klang wrote: I have two antique yixying teapots. If anyone if interested
tingjunkie wrote: Hello Tea Chatters!
I'm long overdue for thinning out my Yixing collection, and on top of that, I just found a great stash of two different early 90's new-old-stock teapots with amazing clay and firing that I couldn't pass up.
Since I'm selling a bunch of pots, I'm going to be using USPS Priority Mail for shipping in the US. Buyers outside the U.S. must contact me ahead of time to discuss whether shipping to your country is possible, and the costs of doing so. Paypal only, please.
Ok, let's clear up some space in my tea cabinets...
