Size: Approximately 10.5-11 cm Meiji to early Showa period Imban (printed porcelain) Antique, therefore Listed as having some staining, but It is a relatively beautiful item with no cracks or chips. The milky tea color is a bit unusual, and the surrounding flowers are cute, a design that would make sweets and side dishes look good. The images are brightened and enlarged, please check them. No cracks or chips. There are individual differences and distortions, which are characteristics of old tableware. I received this and have treasured it as part of my collection, but I am reluctantly selling it to organize my collection. ● Please understand that there may be other oversights due to amateur inspection. ● Please be aware that the appearance and colors may differ depending on your smartphone, PC environment, shooting time, and monitor. ● For old tools, antiques, and vintage items, please be someone who can enjoy the stains, scratches, and distortions as part of their character. --- Imban (printed porcelain) Beige Old tools Ko-Imari (old Imari ware) Antique art Sometsuke (blue and white porcelain) Sometsuke (blue and white porcelain) Hakuji (white porcelain) Seto ware Antique Medium plate Small plate Plate Design variation Imban (printed porcelain) Medium bowl Small bowl Sometsuke (blue and white porcelain) Namazu-zara (small dish) Arita-yaki (Arita ware) Old Plate Small plate Antique Brocan (French antique) Tableware Kurashi no Techo (magazine) Kouneru (magazine) Tennen Seikatsu (magazine) Vintage Bowl Mingei (folk art) Paris Holland Delft England Europe Kouneru (magazine) Hakusan Toki (Hakusan Porcelain) Arita-yaki (Arita ware) Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten (store) Kutani-yaki (Kutani ware) Japanese tableware Vessel For those who like these items