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Watto wrote:Jay, I'd buy a pot at the drop of a hat, but the photo isn't telling me much. Could you post one or two other shots of the pot please?
Watto

will update with some more pics mate!

bump, will add somemore pics as soon as I can but my pc is in for repair so I'm limited to using my iphone, however if there is anyone that is serious about buying I will use a friends pc to upload them sooner, cheers!

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more pics, sorry about the quality the camera on my iphone is less than average!

The crackled glaze and colour are beautiful.

Unfortunately out of my price range but unless you'd like to swap for an Erin or something I'd be glad to talk?

gday Jayp

I actually just received a similar pot to this one but mine is japanese vintage circa 1900's.

just thought i should say so as some pots are really interesting I will get pics of mine asap.

Jamie

Anja wrote:The crackled glaze and colour are beautiful.

Unfortunately out of my price range but unless you'd like to swap for an Erin or something I'd be glad to talk?

i might be interested in a swap, let me know what you have in mind, some pics would be great!

Jamie wrote:gday Jayp

I actually just received a similar pot to this one but mine is japanese vintage circa 1900's.

just thought i should say so as some pots are really interesting I will get pics of mine asap.

Jamie

sounds nice mate! look forward to seeing the pics!

Hi there,

Just wondering how you know it is a dragon pot from Shiwan? I could not see any mark on the bottom.

Damian Bee wrote:Hi there,

Just wondering how you know it is a dragon pot from Shiwan? I could not see any mark on the bottom.

hi mate, i did mention in an earlier post that this pot did not have a chop mark on it, however i bought the pot from a private collector in asia and the info i have on it was given to me from the person i bought it from! it is actually quite common for chinese pots, even master made pots not to have a chop, for example i have some Master Xu mini's i bought when i worked at bonsai nursery bris. which are very nice and very well made little pots but they also dont have chop marks! cheers

JayP wrote:

Anja wrote:The crackled glaze and colour are beautiful.

Unfortunately out of my price range but unless you'd like to swap for an Erin or something I'd be glad to talk?

i might be interested in a swap, let me know what you have in mind, some pics would be great!

JayP sorry for the late reply.

I'll PM shortly - they're currently on loan but I do have the stock photos

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ok 'm dropping the price on this pot to $80 and it definitley won't be getting any cheaper! so get in now if you are interested other wise i will either ebay it or swap it! cheers

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ok considering there seems to be little interest in this pot, i have decided to give it away, thats right i am giving it away!!! first in first served!! i will send it to the first person that expresses their interest, however postage is not included! postage for this pot anywhere in australia will be $85.00