Old Imari Sometsuke Tokkuri (sake bottle), Edo period. Details such as the origin are unknown. Size: Height: Approximately 26.5cm Weight: Approximately 1389g Please refer to the photos. The condition shows wear and tear commensurate with age, such as scratches, kiln marks, and glaze imperfections, but I didn't find any noticeable chips or cracks. There is a noticeable warp from the neck to the body. If you are concerned or have any questions, please ask before bidding. It has a nice atmosphere whether displayed as is or used as a flower vase. After a simple bleaching and washing, dirt, especially on the inside, still remains, such as caked-on dirt, dust, and water stains, so please take care of it as you like. For those who like it, thank you. Regarding combined purchases of items on sale, as stated in our guide, we can combine items if they are all the same. For other items, some can be combined and some cannot, so please inquire. We offer a discount of 500 yen for each additional item, up to a total of 800 yen off for the second additional item. Thank you for your understanding. You can request a combined listing, but the discount will be based on our standard discount amount. We can also contact you and create a combined listing with the same discount. Please consider this. Thank you. #Lee Dynasty #Tea utensils #Sencha #Chato (tea tray) #Lee Dynasty Sometsuke #Antique #Folk craft #Hideo Hata #Jiro Aoyama #Masako Shirasu #Yasuhiko Saito #Kuniko Mukoda #Korean antique ceramics #Sake vessel tray #Wooden tray #Antique tray #Tray #Kiji bon (wooden tray) #Wooden tray #Antique tray #Tray #Sake vessel tray #Sake vessel #Korean antique #Seoul, Korea #Korean art #Antique #123 Art Shop #Yuji Okubo Type: Porcelain Category: Flower vase Main material: Ceramics