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Default Need two gaiwans, can anyone help?

In my last travels to NYC and Chinatown I was able to buy a couple very
inexpensive (~$3-4) Gaiwans from Kam Man... and stupidly I did not buy
enough. I now need two more and most places I have found online charge
a fortune. If anyone who lives near a chinatown and has access to cheap
gaiwans would be willing to buy them and send them I would be more than
happy to paypal the funds and extra for the trouble. Being stuck in
Pittsburgh, PA I have no options except online ordering. All I'm
looking for are two basic gaiwans (4-8oz. is fine) that are plain white
inside and any decoration outside. Not picky.

Feel free to email me off group if you prefer. Any help is appreciated.

- Dominic
Drinking: Ten Ren '06 Spring Dragonwell

 
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