This is a versatile free cup. It's slightly larger than a soba choko (small cup), a size that's not often found. Uses include: Drinks: juice, alcohol, tea, soup Side dishes: appetizers, mini salads, vinegared dishes Desserts: fruit, jelly, pudding, ice cream How about it? The pattern is imprinted, and the coloring is hand-painted (trees, plantings, children's clothing, etc.), giving it a unique character. Regarding the Karako (Chinese boy) design: In China, being blessed with many sons was considered a symbol of happiness, so the Karako was depicted in craft designs from the Tang Dynasty (8th century) as a symbol of happiness and prosperity. In Japanese art, the depiction of many Karako also conveyed the auspicious meaning of prosperity of descendants. pic1-3: The white line on the upper right edge is a reflection of the light, not a crack. pic4: Double foot. Marked as Nabeshima. Size: Diameter: 9 cm Height: 6.8 cm - No chips, cracks, or wobbles. - Recommended for those familiar with old Imari ware and other antique ceramics. - Please check the images before purchasing. Price Guide: One cup: 800 yen Shipping: 750 yen I will add cups for 800 yen each. Please contact me as I will list them separately. #mamamamama