Review on Yan Hou Tang Porcelain Anniversary by James Pfettscher

I use these tiny cups for mixing watercolors and just for painting. I always hand wash and yes I have used them for tea but very rarely. I don't know why a lot of people get upset about the size. When you see the shape, you should always pay attention to the size. I regularly go to antique shops and look for Japanese sake/tea cups, so I'm used to the shape and size. They're not made in Japan, I believe they're made in China, but they're good enough and look like porcelain. to interest me, especially since they were much cheaper than the ones made in Japan. If I used them regularly for sake or tea, I would pay more for Japanese cups. Arrived quickly, well packaged and a good mug for what it is for or even NOT for :)