Ko-Imari (Old Imari) - 1 large plate, 5 medium plates Features vibrant colors and delicate painting. It seems they were exported to Europe during the Edo period. They are still popular today as art objects and gifts. I believe these are very valuable dishes. The wooden box has some damage. Without the box, there will be a 1,000 yen discount. Please let me know in the comments section. Sizes: Wooden box: Approximately 42.5cm (length and width) Large plate: Approximately 34cm Medium plate: Approximately 15.7cm As these items have been stored at home for a long time, please feel free to ask any questions before purchasing if you have any concerns. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions, no matter how small. I value each encounter. Thank you for viewing the items. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Keywords: Japanese tableware, Arita-yaki, Kutani-yaki, Seto-yaki, Mino-yaki, Hasami-yaki, Kyo-yaki, Mashiko-yaki, Oribe-yaki, Kiyomizu-yaki, Shigaraki-yaki, antiques, high-class, Gen'emon Kiln, Kosho Kiln, Sota Kiln, Shin Kiln, Fukagawa Seiji, Koransha, Hakusan Pottery, Imari-yaki, Ko-Imari, Tachikichi, Hayashikuro Kiln, Seiemon Kiln, Ryuho Kiln, Kozan Kiln, Daiichi Toki, Gozan Kiln, Shuho, Daigo Kiln, Asuka Kiln, Shozan Kiln, Wakoken, Hayashikuro Kiln, Koraku Kiln, Shobido, Showa retro, table coordination, individual plates, small bowls, colored painting, akae (red painting), somenishiki (colored overglaze), sometsuke (blue and white), New Year's, osechi (New Year's dishes), celebrations, deep plates, medium bowls, medium plates, serving plates, square plates