I won a pot. Did I do good?

[Cable]

I bid $75 on a pot that I liked on a FB auction. I totally did not expect to win but I did. Now I'm worried that I overbid! lol. I know it doesn't really matter since I like it but what do you guys think?

#6: No reserve. Glazed rectangle with cloud feet from Japanese artist Tosui. No chips/cracks or damage.

Approximate overall size
10 3/8" x 7 3/4" x 1 7/8"

Starting bid $60
No reserve
No BIN

 

[Dav4]

I bid $75 on a pot that I liked on a FB auction. I totally did not expect to win but I did. Now I'm worried that I overbid! lol. I know it doesn't really matter since I like it but what do you guys think?


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You did not overbid, imo. I eyeballed that pot but didn't pull the trigger as I already have 2 boatloads of pots without trees. It's a good pot.

 

[Colorado]

75 bucks? Looks like a good deal to me!

 

[JudyB]

I saw this one and another same shape different color, I think that's a great deal!

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Tosui pots are good, the family has a very long, multi-generational history of pot-making. The feet of Tosui pots are very recognizable identifying features, like this one. Some of their best pots are painted landscapes. You would be almost stealing this at $75, and if it sells low, it’s probably because it’s very shallow for practical use with many trees.

 

[sorce]

Dope.

Sorce

 

[Cable]

Thanks everyone!

 

[LanceMac10]

Looks like a well-bought piece of pottery. Imagine it's about half-price of normal. Really shallow, as was mentioned.



…………...I approve your purchase

 

[cheap_walmart_art]

Money well spent, I'd say.