Arita-yaki (Arita ware) Kizan kiln, a complete set of 15 types of Showa-era retro Japanese tableware. [Types and Quantity] Large bowls: 5 Medium bowls: 1 Small bowls: 5 Rice bowls: 5 Flat plates, rectangular: 5 Flat plates, square: 5 Large plates: 5 Small plates: 5 Soy sauce dispenser: 1 Mini small bowls (for soy sauce): 5 Teapot: 1 Teacups: 5 Sake bottles: 2 Sake cups: 5 Chopstick rests: 5 These are blue-toned Nadeshiko (fringed pink) floral patterned dishes, exuding gentleness and elegance. Almost a complete set, they will be useful for entertaining guests. They have been stored in my parents' china cabinet for a long time. I think the teapot and some other items were used a few times, but the others are almost unused. I am not sure about the extent of age-related deterioration. Because they were displayed on a shelf, there are about 5 plates with slight stains on the bottom (see images). These are carefully crafted, delicate, and simple dishes that evoke the Showa era, but please understand that they are used items that have been stored for a long time. Thank you.