Thank you for viewing! I am offering a set of NIKKO's masterpieces, which boast a timeless and beautiful deep indigo world. 【Product Description】 This is a set of 6 cups and saucers from "DOUBLE PHOENIX," one of the masterpieces of NIKKO (Nikko), a leading Japanese porcelain manufacturer. The "Willow Pattern (Sansuizu)" drawn in deep cobalt blue is a design loved worldwide and transcends time. It is a beautiful item with the weight and unique luster characteristic of ironstone (hard porcelain). It is a rare, discontinued vintage item that is no longer in production. 【Uses】 It will luxuriously enhance your daily tea time or coffee time. It is also perfect for collections for those who love classic antique tableware, or for display in a cabinet as interior decoration. 【Condition】 This is a used item. You can see "Kanyu (crazing on the surface glaze)" typical of vintage hard porcelain. In addition, there are dents, small chips, and signs of use, including those from the time of manufacture, on the edges and bottoms. We hope to sell this to those who can understand these as the "taste" and "charm" of old tableware, and who can enjoy the antique texture with affection. Please check the detailed condition in the photos. 【Size】 Cup: Diameter approx. 8.5cm / Height approx. 7cm Saucer: Diameter approx. 14.5cm (※Please forgive some errors as it is amateur measurement) 【Shipping Method】 Rakuraku Mercari Delivery (anonymous delivery) To prevent damage, each piece will be carefully wrapped in cushioning material and packed in a cardboard box for safe shipping. 【Notes】 ※Since I am also listing on other sites, I will give priority to the person who purchased first if there is a conflict. #retrozakkairoiroaruyo You can jump to other items from here. 【Dedicated Hashtag】 #retrozakkairoiroaruyo #NIKKO #Nikko #DoublePhoenix #WillowPattern #Sansui #HardPorcelain #Ironstone #Cups&Saucers #CoffeeCup #TeaSet #ShowaRetro #AntiqueTableware #VintageTableware #OldTools #FleaMarket #Hospitality #DiscontinuedItem #RareItem #BrandTableware #Kanyu