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The Tea Cup That Improves With Use

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by CutieAgouti » Mar 15th, '09, 20:34

Wow! That's a great idea! I really want to get my hands on one of those :D

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by Victoria » Mar 15th, '09, 20:49

That first one is very nice, cool concept!

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by Drax » Mar 15th, '09, 21:58

Very neat idea!

Finally a use for all of those tea stains....

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by chamekke » Mar 15th, '09, 22:34

The stained-cup idea is brilliant. Finally, a reward for those who love to linger over their tea!

I also like the "Lazy Teapot". What a blessing that would be for anyone who has physical difficulty manipulating or lifting a teapot (my elderly father would probably love it!).
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by cha cha cha » Mar 15th, '09, 22:36

It's a cool cup, but the asking price is £35 (approx. 50 USD)!

I wonder if there's a way to etch your own designs into old cups?

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by ABx » Mar 16th, '09, 00:39

I don't think I'd ever use it, but that is a neat idea for a teacup :)