This is a Shino Oribe tokkuri (sake bottle). The feldspar glaze is generously applied during firing, resulting in a flavorful tokkuri. There are multiple marks on the body where kiln props were removed, but there are no leaks. A portion of the spout is chipped and has been repaired with kintsugi (silver repair). It holds about 2.5 go (a unit of volume), making it perfect for a shared tokkuri. It was a bit too large for solo drinking, so I am offering it for sale this time. It comes with a wooden box labeled "Momoyama Tokkuri," but it is quite old and the string is partially broken. Approximate size is as follows: Diameter: Approximately 100mm Height: Approximately 178mm Foot diameter: Approximately 77mm There is no original cloth or pottery 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 carefully, but it will be a simple package. Please understand this beforehand. #AntiqueArt #Antique #ShinoOribe #Tokkuri #MomoyamaPeriod Type: Pottery Type: Sake Vessels