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This is a long shot, but I figure if any forum on the internet can help me find a Korean teapot, it's this one. I have a sentimental attachment to a tea set I received years ago as a graduation present from my aunt, a potter, who found it in a thrift store in Michigan. The packaging was in Korean and the seal on the bottom of each piece says 密陽, which makes me think it might have been a product of the Milyang Chinaware Co., but it's not listed on their webpage. I have attached photos of one of the surviving cups and its saucer. The pot had a side handle and was in the same style.   If anyone knows where I can find one like it, I'm willing to pay more than it's worth, probably.
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Apr 22, 2016 17:19
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Have you checked out Replacements.com? They have listings and usually inventory of pretty much every china pattern ever. I believe they also offer a service to help identify/find your pattern.
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Apr 22, 2016 20:23
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I don't know anything about tea sets, but you're aware that isn't Korean, right? (Not to say it couldn't still be a Korean set, though.)
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Apr 24, 2016 05:29
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Pretty sure that's Japanese, and not a fancy famous set. Sorry, op. I'd be happy to send you something similar with a teapot (kyusu.)
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Apr 24, 2016 11:57
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I realize the calligraphy on the cup isn't Korean; the packaging, however, definitely was. And I realize it's like a cheap mass-produced set -- in fact, I'm counting on it to be able to find another -- but I have, as I said, a strong sentimental attachment to it. I appreciate the offer of a kyuusu, though, Peanut. In the meantime, I'll continue to comb Replacements.
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Apr 24, 2016 13:35
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