They sold for the equivalent of $2

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    Well that’s what the china’s for, innit? There are scientists dedicated to figuring out which materials best complement foods and drinks.

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      China/glazed ceramic is ok, but it wears over time and then begins to retain some material as the glaze wears out. Glass is sorta just better. A double-walled vacuum insulated glass with a thin, wide brim is pretty much ideal for taste, smell, and temperature.