The high ground is shaky, and it feels like there are chips, but let's disregard that, or rather, it's amazing. I think there are no other problems. I ask that you please understand all the details. There are uneven patches in the firing, and it seems there are various issues like water stains, dents, warps, and bulges, but isn't this exactly what you'd call, an antique! Or am I exaggerating? It's, how should I say it, a bluish white. The sound when flicked isn't bad. Of course, it's irregular, so it's not a clear "ki-i-n" sound. The vessel is a bit thick, I think. It feels solid. As the image shows, I think it's a narcissus. However, the image says it's from the middle period (Edo), but I wonder if it's from an earlier period. After all, it's priced at 45,000. And the workmanship isn't that great either. Diameter 7.4-7.6cm (some are longer, some shorter, meaning it's not perfectly round), height about 5.8cm. These are approximate measurements. Please take a close look at the images. The pale color and simple design are nice. Thank you very much. m(_ _)m