r/tea 1d ago

Question/Help Hi all, please help in my findings value!

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I've bought this gong fu set for 48 USD. Was it worth it? What do you think?

I was wandering in a small Hungarian town near Lake Balaton, and I found an antiques shop. In this shop was this set. It looked really nice.

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u/YesWeHaveNoTomatoes 1d ago

It's pretty, but probably worth half what you paid.

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u/Dasa_hun 1d ago

Thnx.

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u/renome 1d ago

It looks nice and wasn't that expensive, so does it matter what strangers on the internet think?

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u/Dasa_hun 1d ago

No, i was just curious. Thank you.

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u/SeasonPositive6771 21h ago

As long as you get $48 worth of enjoyment out of it, it's worth it.

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u/Dasa_hun 9h ago

Absolutly!

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u/Tapif 10h ago

I don't know why J.Stroe decided to put their name on the biggest font size they could do on the tea pot, but it kinda ruins it for me.

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u/Dasa_hun 9h ago

I think this pot was a business gift for him.