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Hi guys! I recently discovered superbuy, and finally discovered a way to purchase some nice high quality porcelain ware from china's artists, specifically looking for a new special gaiwan or cup to add to my collection. I'm trying to look for renowned artist names, like liu jianfeng and li shanming,...

Would be nice to have photos of the individuals pieces. Can’t find the silver teapot for example

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Victoria wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 19, 2024 12:34 pm

That was fast! Looking at your post while imagining being in Florence.

unfortunately I just had to write it to give me time to make new photos to the now broken lid... I'm just a dumbass, I was taking a second look at the pot and I distractedly bumped the lid

Update:
I was looking at it and I inadvertently bumped the lid to the table .... (it didn't fell, I hit the table while holding the lid).
The lid is now unfortunately chipped...price is therefore reduce to to 95 euro.
I'm sorry (to teapot and to the customer that could have had a perfect pot)

Last photos of the lid!

more photos:

Hi everyone! I would like to sell this beautiful Fully handmade little Longdan Benshan Lu Ni yixing teapot I bought some time ago from the seller Eastern Leaves. The maker is Yuan Weixin, a registered potter whom registration you can find here "https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0247/6589/0640/files/...

i was actually referring exactly on the quality of the painting... I couldn't find a better painted quinghua streams and mountains online but even this one isn't that much precise in some areas... […] All right, now I understand, thanks for clarifying. :D As a student of Chinese painting and callig...

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It doesn’t go through the wall and isn’t in a location that is likely to cause further problems. Too bad the seller didn’t take good photos or they might’ve found it in doing so. Hopefully it won't change in time. the fun thing is that, if you know it's there, you can see the crack from the seller ...

pedant wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 22, 2024 5:09 pm

yeah, i'd take the 25% refund and call it a day. if you use it a few times, and it seems ok, the chance of it getting worse and becoming a functional issue is low.

that's relieving to be told. Thanks a lot for the advice!!

It’s not a problematic crack, but on a modern new pot it is not to expected. A discount or some other similar thing would probably the fair and economic thing for all parties involved. Thanks for your opinion Bok! always really appreciated. As expected, Patrick from mudandleaves is always diplomati...

If it doesn't go through to the inside, I don't see an issue there. If I remember well, M&L has a considerable restockage fee on returns, so you'll be loosing money. The most likely places for a yixing teapot to crack is along the base or across the wall. Hand built pots may be more prone to that. ...