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Jingdezhen Porcelain Gaiwan "Mudan" Blue on White 125ml
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Classic design on porcelain in the classic blue on white style. This measurement is based on just water and no tea, the water filled to the lip of the gaiwan. This is a relatively thin-walled type of porcelain and so heats quickly.
No saucer, for this Sichuan style drinking gaiwan.
No saucer, for this Sichuan style drinking gaiwan.
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