A friend went to the DC do and brought back one of the BCI commemorative
pots. I guess there was also a WBFF pot also but I didn't get one of those
This pot is made in Italy but is a copy of one in the Smithsonian collection?
Anyone know any more?
He had a copy of the Robert Steven's book for himself. That is a nice book.
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In a message dated 6/5/2005 5:36:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
lizemann [at] XS4ALL.NL writes:

> Billy the pot in the Smithsonian collection is an antique pot owned by Mr.
> Su
> from Taiwan.
> It is not really in the Smithsoniancollection but there was an extra
> exhibition on antique pots owned by Mr. Su in the Smithsonian for the
> occasion.Openingnight was Friday before the WBFF and I don't remember how
> long the pots will remain in the museum.
> elize

Okay, do we know anything about the pot in Mr. Su's collection? Age? Origin?
Etc?
Interesting that the Smithsonian web sites don't mention this exhibition.

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Billy the pot in the Smithonian collection is an antique pot owned by Mr. Su
from Taiwan.
It is not really in the Smithsoniancollection but there was an extra
exhibition on antique pots owned by Mr. Su in the Smithsonian for the
occasion.Openingnight was friday before the WBFF and I don't remember how
long the pots will remain in the museum.
elize
elize
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Subject: [IBC] BCI Pot


>A friend went to the DC do and brought back one of the BCI commemorative
> pots. I guess there was also a WBFF pot also but I didn't get one of those
> This pot is made in Italy but is a copy of one in the Smithsonian
> collection?
> Anyone know any more?
> He had a copy of the Robert Steven's book for himself. That is a nice
> book.
> Billy on the Florida Space Coast
>
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The 6 Su pots are part of the exhibit on Eastern Arts at the Sackler
Gallery. They
will be there for a month or so. The two pots copied in reduced scale for
BCI and WBFF
are copies of pots in the exhibit.
Knowing Alan, he may have his book on these pots and can give their origins.
I lent mine
out for a bit.
Both BCI and WBFF still have pots available for purchase.
Pauline

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Subject: Re: [IBC] BCI Pot


In a message dated 6/5/2005 5:36:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
lizemann [at] XS4ALL.NL writes:

> Billy the pot in the Smithsonian collection is an antique pot owned by Mr.
> Su
> from Taiwan.
> It is not really in the Smithsoniancollection but there was an extra
> exhibition on antique pots owned by Mr. Su in the Smithsonian for the
> occasion.Openingnight was Friday before the WBFF and I don't remember how
> long the pots will remain in the museum.
> elize

Okay, do we know anything about the pot in Mr. Su's collection? Age?
Origin?
Etc?
Interesting that the Smithsonian web sites don't mention this exhibition.

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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In a message dated 6/5/2005 5:46:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
pauline [at] PFMBONSAI.COM writes:

> Both BCI and WBFF still have pots available for purchase.
>

WBFF said they wouldn't ship. Have they changed that policy? How can
a pot be ordered?

Also, does anyone know if copies of the Robert Steven's book are still
available?

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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Unless I am mistaken the WBFF was a CERTRE pot. They are made in Italy and
this was a replica of one of Mr. Su's pots. The replica pot made by Certre
is called the Ichisu. Here is a link to the website
http://www.certre.it/index2en_certre_us.php. When the page comes up click,
on the left, on certified pots then on rectangle and that will bring up some
samples.

Keith
Eastern N.C.



"Billy M. Rhodes" <GOPHERHILL [at] AOL.COM> wrote in message
news:fd.150a5778.2fd4cd30 [at] aol.com...
> In a message dated 6/5/2005 5:46:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> pauline [at] PFMBONSAI.COM writes:
>
>> Both BCI and WBFF still have pots available for purchase.
>>
>
> WBFF said they wouldn't ship. Have they changed that policy? How
> can
> a pot be ordered?
>
> Also, does anyone know if copies of the Robert Steven's book are
> still
> available?
>
> Billy on the Florida Space Coast
>
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In a message dated 6/7/2005 7:27:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
youkoubonsai [at] YOUKOUBONSAI.COM writes:

> Unless I am mistaken the WBFF was a CERTRE pot. They are made in Italy and
>
> this was a replica of one of Mr. Su's pots. The replica pot made by Certre
> is called the Ichisu

OK, what I am asking is something about the container in Mr. Su's
collection. Age? Where made? By whom?

BTW, the pot I have is the BCI pot not the WBFF pot. (The convention
was a joint BCI/WBFF thing.) But it fits the model from the CERTRE site called
Ichisu.

Also CERTRE made a pot that was in every registrants bag. It was the
size of a tea cup and the one I saw was glazed.

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The BCI pot was a Certré pot modeled after one of I. Chi
Su's antique Chinese pots. Cost at the convention was $20. I'm
not sure of the details right now, but while supplies last, I'm
pretty sure the same price still applies plus shipping/handling.
Orders should be directed to the BCI Business Office, c/o
Donna Banting, PO Box 8445, Metairie, LA 70011-8445, USA
Tel - 504-832-8071 or Fax - 504-834-2298
E-mail: BCIbizness [at] aol.com

Alan Walker
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Unless I am mistaken the WBFF was a CERTRE pot. They are made in
Italy and this was a replica of one of Mr. Su's pots. The
replica pot made by Certre is called the Ichisu. Here is a link
to the website
http://www.certre.it/index2en_certre_us.php. When the page comes
up click, on the left, on certified pots then on rectangle and
that will bring up some samples.
Keith
Eastern N.C.

pauline [at] PFMBONSAI.COM writes:
Both BCI and WBFF still have pots available for purchase.

WBFF said they wouldn't ship. Have they changed that
policy? How can a pot be ordered?
Also, does anyone know if copies of the Robert Steven's
book are still available?
Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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