Anyone for tea with PSB?
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zukunft
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Looks really good.
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Very nice, but not my cup of tea. Enjoy.
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I’m glad the purchaser likes it. It’s not for me. I don’t even think it looks particularly nice. I’d file this under “Kraftwerk skateboards”.
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I'm looking forward to a range of beer vessels: pint glass, yard of ale, tulip glass, dimpled jug. Maybe they could brew a special PSB IPA. PissedUpBoys Shince 1984 hic
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Yes, it seems there are 300 tea-sets, 300 cup & saucer sets, and 300 jug & sugar sets.Gabby wrote: Fri 22 Nov 2024, 9:40 pm This might help answer the question about the quantities...the "full set" was shipped as two separate pieces according to my shipping confirmation.
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Re: Anyone for tea with PSB?
DHL expected delivery today. Had to pay some extra import duties, but that was anticipated.
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Re: Anyone for tea with PSB?
Seems very odd they're not numbered then, on those nice little cards.Yes, it seems there are 300 tea-sets, 300 cup & saucer sets, and 300 jug & sugar sets.
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There's lots of limited edition stuff that isn't numbered. Some of which doesn't even state how many were produced. I'm not really in it for that to be honest.PSB-90 wrote: Wed 27 Nov 2024, 8:04 pmSeems very odd they're not numbered then, on those nice little cards.Yes, it seems there are 300 tea-sets, 300 cup & saucer sets, and 300 jug & sugar sets.
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OK, first impressions on the teaset - Zukunft's photos certainly are as indicative of what the set looks like as anything, so not going to add more here.
The boxes are simple hard card design with a magnetic seal, and inside it a VERY stiff foam to keep everything intact.
The design on the china was actually better than I was expecting, after having looked at the online images and making of video. I was concerned that the "Back to Mine" images of Neil and Chris with their white lines would look a bit odd against the more full silhouette images of the design, but they look really lovely actually.
The china pieces themselves are surprisingly weighty. I expected something a bit more "fragile" to the touch, but these have some heft and the design is quite "chunky". We're not talking "ceramic mug" chunky, but we're also not talking "grandma's antique teacup and saucer" delicacy either. My wife was disappointed and actually commented that she thought they weren't actually bone china at all because of this (so might have to do some testing later!). I agree that it wasn't what I was expecting, but I'll do some further inspections - when I received it from DHL it was suffering from severe cold due to the trans Atlantic flight it's had in the past 48 hours or so, so it just felt like holding an ice-cube frankly.
Overall I'm happy with it - it'll be fun to use, and a nice memento (as already indicated in this thread, a PSB teaset will hold some personal meaning to me).
Only time will tell if it's a collectible investment in the long term, or yet another piece of tat that my kids will ultimately have to cleanse once I'm gone - I wont be here for that, so let's enjoy it while it lasts!
The boxes are simple hard card design with a magnetic seal, and inside it a VERY stiff foam to keep everything intact.
The design on the china was actually better than I was expecting, after having looked at the online images and making of video. I was concerned that the "Back to Mine" images of Neil and Chris with their white lines would look a bit odd against the more full silhouette images of the design, but they look really lovely actually.
The china pieces themselves are surprisingly weighty. I expected something a bit more "fragile" to the touch, but these have some heft and the design is quite "chunky". We're not talking "ceramic mug" chunky, but we're also not talking "grandma's antique teacup and saucer" delicacy either. My wife was disappointed and actually commented that she thought they weren't actually bone china at all because of this (so might have to do some testing later!). I agree that it wasn't what I was expecting, but I'll do some further inspections - when I received it from DHL it was suffering from severe cold due to the trans Atlantic flight it's had in the past 48 hours or so, so it just felt like holding an ice-cube frankly.
Overall I'm happy with it - it'll be fun to use, and a nice memento (as already indicated in this thread, a PSB teaset will hold some personal meaning to me).
Only time will tell if it's a collectible investment in the long term, or yet another piece of tat that my kids will ultimately have to cleanse once I'm gone - I wont be here for that, so let's enjoy it while it lasts!
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Re: Anyone for tea with PSB?
So I’ll confess to buying this, and having just opened the boxes… it’s actually bloody marvelous. I fully understand those who think a pop group shouldn’t expand its merch line this way, but it’s actually a nice, high quality set that looks great in person.
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Re: Anyone for tea with PSB?
There’s a brief mention of the tea set in today’s Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/culture/202 ... guide-2024
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zukunft
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David Walliams has one set in use.
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