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Any of these still available? Any price drops?

@Sleepy

I can't beleive it was sold to you with that smell. What did ZAG say?

Sleepy wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:56 pm

Any advise?

I would go at it with a diamond file. Definitely not the best idea, but I've found this is an area where I like to take the risk.

Did you end up doing anything?

PMd

Any of these available?

Yes. Apologies.

Interested in 8 and 9. PMd.

nowsharing wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 01, 2022 6:37 pm

I'd like to buy the Dragon Egg but there doesn't seem to be a way to contact you. Could you please DM me?

I might also be interested in the front/bottom right teapot, which one is that in the list?

Was just able to get logged in after sign in issues. Just DM'd

Please link something that speaks to Yixing being vitrified. Edit: Vitrification is the clay pretty much becoming glass. Yixing does not do this. Or am I completely off base? Both of you are right. Yixing doesn't get vitrified. It gets sintered though. Which makes it impervious to water. In a high ...

This is demonstrably false. Please link something that speaks to Yixing being vitrified. Edit: Vitrification is the clay pretty much becoming glass. Yixing does not do this. Or am I completely off base? Both of you are right. Yixing doesn't get vitrified. It gets sintered though. Which makes it imp...

This is demonstrably false. Please link something that speaks to Yixing being vitrified. Edit: Vitrification is the clay pretty much becoming glass. Yixing does not do this. Or am I completely off base? Properly fired Yixing is stoneware. Stoneware is considered fully vitrified. However, you can ha...

I'm pretty sure that Yixing does not vitrify which is the whole point since that's what allows the clay to have an effect on the water. Vitrification makes clay bodies impervious to water which is not the case with Yixing; Yixing is porous. This is demonstrably false. Please link something that spe...

So-called shrinking lines on two pots I believe are 1990s. I enjoy how they look skin-like in person. They are generally more visible in person than in photos. ./download/file.php?id=11465 ./download/file.php?id=11464 https://digitalfire.com/glossary/firing+shrinkage As kiln temperature increases b...

So-called shrinking lines on two pots I believe are 1990s. I enjoy how they look skin-like in person. They are generally more visible in person than in photos. ./download/file.php?id=11465 ./download/file.php?id=11464 https://digitalfire.com/glossary/firing+shrinkage As kiln temperature increases b...

I have a couple of pots that are looking for new homes. Up top is a 220mL Nixing Dragon Egg from Mud and Leaves $60 210mL DuanNi Yixing from Yunnan Sourcing. Has small chip on lid $60 70mL Zini Shi Piao from Yinchen $100 110mL QinShuiNi JuLunZhu from Chinese Tea Shop. Early 90s late 80s. NonF1 $45 8...