A sake bottle from Nevers, France. This is a so-called faience piece, likely from the 18th or 19th century. It's a sake bottle with beautiful blue and white decorations, but its size suggests it may have been used as a vase. The rounded body and long, slender neck are adorned with floral and ribbon-like patterns. There is a chip on the mouth, but otherwise, there are no major damages. The interior is glazed, so it's clean and can be used as a sake bottle. It can hold about 2 go (360ml) of Japanese sake. The soft, melting glaze is its charm. Approximate size: Diameter: approx. 170mm Height: approx. 95mm Foot diameter: approx. 60mm There is no original wooden box, cloth, or ceramic history. ■Notes As this is an antique, there are stains, scratches, and chips due to aging, in addition to what is described. Please examine the photos carefully before purchasing. All product descriptions are subjective. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect condition or are concerned about minor details. As I am not an expert, there may be errors in the product descriptions. I cannot guarantee authenticity or historical analysis, so please understand. I will pack with care, but the packaging will be simple. Please understand this beforehand. #AntiqueArt #Antique #NeversKiln #France #Faience Type...Pottery Type...Sake Set