One Ko-Imari Namasu dish. One dish has a crack (nyu) in one place (see photos 18-19, etc.). Edo period Size, approximately: Diameter: Approximately 14.7cm Height: Approximately 3.6-3.9-4cm Weight: Approximately 237-244-271g Height: Approximately 3.6cm There may be errors due to amateur measurements. Please consider this as a general guide. The condition is, I think, in reasonable condition, but there are kiln flaws from the beginning, noticeable warping, frit, and damage such as kase. We will send it as is, so please take care of it as you like. For those who like it, please. Regarding combined purchases of items on sale, as stated in our guide, we can combine multiple items if they are sukara. For other items, some can be combined and some cannot, so please inquire. 500 yen off for one additional item, 300 yen for the second item, and a total of 800 yen. 200 yen for the third item, up to a total of 1000 yen, which we discount for everyone. We appreciate your understanding. You can order as a combined item upon request, but the price will be discounted only according to our standard discount amount. We can also contact you and offer combined listings with the same discount. Thank you for your consideration. We appreciate it. #Ri-cho (Joseon Dynasty) #Tea utensils #Sencha utensils #Ri-cho Sometsuke (Joseon Dynasty blue and white) #Antique #Old folk tools #Jiro Aoyama #Masako Shirasu #Kazumi Sakata #Joseon Dynasty ceramics #Sake vessel tray #Negoro-nuri #Ko-Karatsu #Wooden tray #Antique tray #Tray #Kiji-bon (wooden tray) #Old folk house #Gardening #Old tools #Ko-Imari #Karatsu #Seto #Arita-yaki #Kazumi Sakata Type: Pottery Type: Sake vessel