An Imperfect Cup & Handle for Those with very lmited imagination
When O'Neil first discovered the Cup & Handle, he didn't mention that the Cup needs to be a fine bone China or a 99.9% symmetrical, cheap melamine cup.
Given the imperfections, this cup must have been hand-made and of high value rather than the factory mass-produced symmetrical melamine (which many of you folks are used to).
Here I give you an authentic bone China cup with slight imperfections, obviously of very high value and not for everyone to appreciate.
Follow me and you might see my post on the Worlds Most Expensive, Ming Dynasty's teacup and saucer sometime in the near future.
Given the imperfections, this cup must have been hand-made and of high value rather than the factory mass-produced symmetrical melamine (which many of you folks are used to).
Here I give you an authentic bone China cup with slight imperfections, obviously of very high value and not for everyone to appreciate.
Follow me and you might see my post on the Worlds Most Expensive, Ming Dynasty's teacup and saucer sometime in the near future.