Set of 5 Ko-Imari celadon small plates.
The tray etc. are not included.
The origin, such as Ko-Imari and Hasami, is unknown. Although listed as Imari, please note that it may be from a different kiln, such as Izushi ware.
Dimensions: Approximately 9 cm in diameter x approximately 2 cm in height.
Weight: Approximately 80g each.
Please consider the size as a general guideline.
The condition shows age-related kiln marks, short cracks, scratches, chips, minor scratches, frit, gaps, slight wobbling, stains, and dirt.
This item is not suitable for those who are particular about items in good condition, so please consider it as a used or average item.
Please check the photos and ask if you have any concerns. I will add more photos.
I will send the item as it is, with any dirt, so please take care of it.
Thank you to those who are interested.
Regarding combined purchases of items on sale, as stated in my guide, I can combine multiple items if they are similar. For other items, it may or may not be possible, so please inquire.
500 yen off for the addition of one item, 300 yen off for the second item, and 200 yen off for the third item, for a total discount of up to 1000 yen. Thank you for your understanding.
You can request a combined listing, but the discount amount will be based on my standard discount.
I can also contact you and create a combined listing with the same discount.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Type: Porcelain