April 25, 2024
Rare Hand Painted Kutani Style Tea-Pot - Pre Nippon
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Up for bidding is a very nice Geisha Girl Tea-Pot that is similar to the Rivers Edge pattern. This Tea-Pot is 4'' high and 7" across from spout to handle. I will also be listing the matching Creamer in my eBay store and the matching Sugar Bowl in an online auction. Shipping, Handling & Insurance: As some items are breakable, and I want them to arrive to you safely, I do charge $2.75 for handling. This covers the loose-fill peanuts, mailing box, and bubble wrap that I use to package your item. I charge actual shipping rates and will combine shipping if you purchase multiple items, when able. Once auction is complete, I will email with actual shipping & insurance costs based off your zip code. Please let me know if you have any questions. Payment Information: I prefer Paypal but will also accept personal checks, money orders or cashiers checks. Payment is to be received within 7 days of the end of auction. Personal Checks must clear before shipping item (normally takes 7-10 days). Return Policy: Item must be returned within: 14 Days, Refund will be given as: Money Back. Return Policy Details : charges. Returns will be accepted only if item has been grossly misrepresented; shipping and handling charges are not refunded . Buyer must contact within 24 hours of receiving item. Buyer must return the item in the same packaging and condition
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