These are mainly sake cups from the Taisho to pre-war periods. I will describe the cups in clockwise order, starting from the 6 o'clock position on a clock. The one on the far left is by Asami Gorosuke, from the early Showa period. Next is a Sometsuke sake cup from around Tobe, Taisho to Showa period. Next is a red-painted sake cup by the second or third generation Mizukoshi Yozaemon, Taisho to Showa period, with two new repairs. Next is by Okamoto Ei, with a chip repair, from Yamaguchi, Taisho to early Showa period. Next is a sake cup depicting the name of old sake, from around the pre-war Showa period. At the 12 o'clock position is a Tanba Sumi-nagashi choko, from around the Showa period. Next is a plum-painted choko, both with thin hairline cracks, from around the Showa period. Next is a sake cup of unknown origin, from around the Showa period. Next, the signature is unreadable, with a chip repair, from around the early Showa period. Next is Kutani, Taisho to Showa period, with a sweet glaze. The one in the middle is Kyo-yaki, from around the Showa period, unused, so it's still pure white. It's a bit tedious because there are so many, so I haven't measured the sizes. Please forgive me, haha.