This is a set of a tokkuri (sake bottle) and ochoko (sake cups) that I inherited from my grandmother. The inscription on the back reads "Seiho," so I believe it was made by Seiho of Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto-style pottery). Cherry blossoms and autumn leaves are depicted along with a flowing water pattern. The vessels are very thin, which makes the sake taste even better. Size: Tokkuri: Height 13cm, Width (at the widest part) 7cm Ochoko: Height 4.3cm, Width 4.8cm Please note that this item has been stored at home and has some stains and scratches on the back due to aging. Please consider purchasing if you are okay with this. Please refer to the photos. I will pack it in simple packaging and wrap it in bubble wrap before shipping.