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Kottosya -こっとうしゃ-
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This is an Imari-yaki soba choko (small bowl for soba noodles) made in the Edo period. It has a snake-eye foot, a thunder pattern on the rim, and a well-like design on the inside. The surrounding design features a lattice with maple-like leaves. This soba choko showcases the beautiful gradations of the cobalt blue underglaze. #kotosya Imari Soba Choko Collection ◆Size Diameter ∅7.8cm x Height 6.5cm ◆Damage and Condition There is a sticking mark on the rim (images 12-13), and shrinkage of the unglazed base near the foot (images 10-11). There is no water leakage. There are no other noticeable scratches or chips that would cause problems with use, but please understand that this is an antique item. The hand-painted designs have different expressions even with the same pattern, so one of the pleasures is to compare the designs when you purchase multiple pieces and find your favorite. Please try these antique dishes that will make your daily cooking a little more enjoyable. In addition to this, we also have Imari-ware with colored overglaze and sometsuke (blue and white), and Ko-sometsuke (early blue and white) on display. #kotosya's Antique Ceramics We also offer combined shipping discounts. Please find your favorite items. 【About Shipping】 ※We usually ship within 1-2 days, but shipping may be delayed during the Obon and New Year holidays. Please check the profile for details. #Antique #Imari #Ko-Imari (Old Imari) #Antique #JapaneseTableware Type...Porcelain Kiln...Imari-yaki/Arita-yaki
3 months ago