7800→4800 From an old family's collection. I believe this is a high-quality item, with carefully painted heron and flower crests. 【Supplied to the Imperial Household Agency】 (Kunaichō Goyōtashi) This expression means goods supplied to or presented to the Imperial Household Agency, or goods purchased by the Imperial Household Agency. It is a term based on the "Goyōtashi system" under the Constitution of the Empire of Japan, and it has been abolished in modern times. Some long-established stores that were granted Goyōtashi before the war still use the term "Supplied to the Imperial Household Agency" today. In 1900, at the Paris Exposition Universelle, which was the largest in history, the Arita kiln "Fukagawa Seiji" received the highest honor, the gold prize. Tadaji Fukagawa, the founder, started European trade, setting up agencies in Birmingham, Milan, Brussels, and other cities, starting with this Paris Exposition Universelle. Its bold composition and innovative designs that evolved the Ko-Imari style were also highly praised in domestic and international exhibitions. After that, Tadaji, aiming for the world market, established the "Fukagawa style," which incorporated European trends and Japanese uniqueness in its design style, and fascinated ceramic enthusiasts around the world. Fukagawa Seiji's vessels are made with unique techniques such as the "translucent white porcelain" texture created by high-temperature firing at 1350 degrees. No original box. The storage condition is very good. This is a rare presentation porcelain. Thank you for viewing.