Meiji Era - Taisho Era, Inban (stencil-printed), hand-painted, gold-colored enamel, thick construction, kashibachi (confectionery bowl), bowl, nimono-bachi (simmered dish bowl) Diameter: Approximately 20.5cm No damage! In the 10th image, there is a kiln flaw on the foot, which occurred during firing. It is not a later damage! There are age-related scratches. Please understand! Diameter: Approximately 20.5cm Height: Approximately 6.3cm There is no box. Please understand! A thick bowl, kashibachi (confectionery bowl), and nimono-bachi (simmered dish bowl) with a design of pine trees and Kirin, approximately 20.5cm in diameter. Perfect for everyday use! Design: Pine trees and Kirin, scattered flower design Thickness: Thick Uses: Bowl, kashibachi (confectionery bowl), nimono-bachi (simmered dish bowl) 【Google Search!】 is Mercari Pon-chan ... 3B/250408101262.2F.R.R.IMARI.BNO.02 #bowl #kashibachi #nimono-bachi #kashiki (confectionery container) #nishin-bachi (herring bowl) #inban #inban-te (stencil-printed) #pine trees #Kirin #flowers #scattered flower design #plate #small plate #7-sun bowl #Meiji era tableware #Meiji era dishes #namasu-zara (vinegared dish) #namasu-zara #fukazara (deep plate) #hand-painted #auspicious #auspicious design #auspicious pattern #kappo (Japanese cuisine) tableware #ryotei (high-class restaurant) tableware #Japanese tableware #Western tableware #Ko-Imari (old Imari) #Imari #Arita-yaki #antique #antiques #antique tableware #antique vessels #Seto-yaki #Ko-Seto (old Seto) #Kutani-yaki #Kutani Thank you for viewing.