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by Qidjm » Jul 19th, '19, 14:37
Hi all still new as just found this awesome site/resource! Learning a lot, thank you
I found some teapots and curious if they are tourist junk or ok real artist markings. Hoping someone is still interested to share their expert advise so I know if I pay too much or too little
Here is the pictures of markings and also a brass teapot at the end which I know nothing about. Can you even make tea in a brass teapot? Would you want to drink it? lol
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFgQwwW
Jul 23rd, '19, 03:53
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by TEAMOOD » Jul 23rd, '19, 03:53
Qidjm wrote:
Hi all still new as just found this awesome site/resource! Learning a lot, thank you
I found some teapots and curious if they are tourist junk or ok real artist markings. Hoping someone is still interested to share their expert advise so I know if I pay too much or too little
Here is the pictures of markings and also a brass teapot at the end which I know nothing about. Can you even make tea in a brass teapot? Would you want to drink it? lol
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFgQwwW
Hi Qidjm,
Maybe attaching the photos of the teapots directly?
Sorry, here I can`t get access to the link and can`t provide you any advice.
Joe
Jul 23rd, '19, 04:36
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by Spanky » Jul 23rd, '19, 04:36
I would not buy those. The clay does not look good and at least one of them looks so bad I would not drink out of it.
Jul 23rd, '19, 20:19
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by Qidjm » Jul 23rd, '19, 20:19
Spanky wrote:
I would not buy those. The clay does not look good and at least one of them looks so bad I would not drink out of it.
I think you just saved me some $$$ Xie xie nin!
Jul 23rd, '19, 20:47
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by Qidjm » Jul 23rd, '19, 20:47
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by Qidjm » Jul 23rd, '19, 20:54
TEAMOOD wrote:
Qidjm wrote:
Hi all still new as just found this awesome site/resource! Learning a lot, thank you
I found some teapots and curious if they are tourist junk or ok real artist markings. Hoping someone is still interested to share their expert advise so I know if I pay too much or too little
Here is the pictures of markings and also a brass teapot at the end which I know nothing about. Can you even make tea in a brass teapot? Would you want to drink it? lol
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFgQwwW
Hi Qidjm,
Maybe attaching the photos of the teapots directly?
Sorry, here I can`t get access to the link and can`t provide you any advice.
Joe

- I bid $5 CAD on this before I had a chance to see it in person and before I realized the translation on the cups was not what I was looking for :/

- 2 Baiju pot

- 3 Baiju pot
Jul 23rd, '19, 21:05
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by Qidjm » Jul 23rd, '19, 21:05
TEAMOOD wrote:
Qidjm wrote:
Hi all still new as just found this awesome site/resource! Learning a lot, thank you
I found some teapots and curious if they are tourist junk or ok real artist markings. Hoping someone is still interested to share their expert advise so I know if I pay too much or too little
Here is the pictures of markings and also a brass teapot at the end which I know nothing about. Can you even make tea in a brass teapot? Would you want to drink it? lol
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFgQwwW
Hi Qidjm,
Maybe attaching the photos of the teapots directly?
Sorry, here I can`t get access to the link and can`t provide you any advice.
Joe
Thank you Joe! I will try (apologies to moderators if I post incorrectly or too many - please let me know if this is the case).
Jul 23rd, '19, 21:34
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by Qidjm » Jul 23rd, '19, 21:34
TEAMOOD wrote:
Qidjm wrote:
Hi all still new as just found this awesome site/resource! Learning a lot, thank you
I found some teapots and curious if they are tourist junk or ok real artist markings. Hoping someone is still interested to share their expert advise so I know if I pay too much or too little
Here is the pictures of markings and also a brass teapot at the end which I know nothing about. Can you even make tea in a brass teapot? Would you want to drink it? lol
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFgQwwW
Hi Qidjm,
Maybe attaching the photos of the teapots directly?
Sorry, here I can`t get access to the link and can`t provide you any advice.
Joe
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- This was the one I really thought that the previous owners fell into a 'tourist trap'
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- I was interested to make this one the brother to my own Heart Sutra teapot that I have (will post picture of it later)
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- This was the one that first interested me because of the Heart Sutra carving. A small bidding war happened for the 5 teapots...without me :)
Jul 23rd, '19, 22:38
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by TEAMOOD » Jul 23rd, '19, 22:38
Hi Qidjm,
I tried to get seeing the photos.
I suggest not using them for brewing tea (photo 1-5 show the wares are of very poor quality of material and poor craft skills made with).
I would not call it Yixing zisha teapot, it is damaging the image of it in front of guests like you. Very sorry.
Other photos, I don't know and I won't judge if real or not.
For collections, you can try your luck with them.
For brewing teas, I suggest getting some real zisha (whether modern ones or not). Modern ones doesn't need to be new designs, they can also be of classical ancient designs.
You can see my posted 2 groups of zisha teapots. As a local grown of Yixing, I'm using that types too.
Joe
Jul 27th, '19, 14:31
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by imkvn » Jul 27th, '19, 14:31
TEAMOOD wrote:
Qidjm wrote:
Hi all still new as just found this awesome site/resource! Learning a lot, thank you
I found some teapots and curious if they are tourist junk or ok real artist markings. Hoping someone is still interested to share their expert advise so I know if I pay too much or too little
Here is the pictures of markings and also a brass teapot at the end which I know nothing about. Can you even make tea in a brass teapot? Would you want to drink it? lol
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFgQwwW
Hi Qidjm,
Maybe attaching the photos of the teapots directly?
Sorry, here I can`t get access to the link and can`t provide you any advice.
Joe
I'm pretty sure you can brew in the pot, but overall it's a decorative piece.
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by bagua7 » Aug 1st, '19, 21:34
I would store gun powder in those pots. Scary stuff. The last one with all those mould marks...yuck!