This was collected by my grandparents, who love travel and cooking. I'm decluttering and have decided to let these go. ☆ Arita-yaki (Arita ware) Nabeshima set Includes: Mizusashi (water pitcher) and cups Nabeshima ware from Arita is a type of very fine porcelain made during the Edo period by the Saga clan (Nabeshima clan) as a domain kiln. It was a top-quality pottery specially made as offerings to the Shogun and gifts for feudal lords. Size: Main body = Diameter approx. 4.5cm x Height 17cm x Maximum diameter 12cm Cup = Diameter approx. 6.5cm x Height 8cm *These items have been stored at home for a long time by a non-professional. I have carefully inspected them, but please understand that there may be overlooked minor stains or scratches other than those in the images and description. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact me before purchasing (^^) #Karakusa (arabesque pattern) #Colored painting #Japanese plate #Japanese tableware #Medium plate #Arita-yaki #Kutani-yaki #Seto-yaki #Mino-yaki #Hasami-yaki #Kyo-yaki #Mashiko-yaki #Oribe-yaki #Kiyomizu-yaki #Shigaraki-yaki #Antique #High-class #Gen'emon kiln #Kosho kiln #Fukagawa Seiji #Koransha #Hakusan Toki #Imari-yaki #Ko-Imari #Tachikichi #Hayashi Kuro kiln #Seiemon kiln #Ryuho kiln #Kozan kiln #Daiichi Toki #Gozan kiln #Shuho #Daigo kiln #Asuka kiln #Shozan kiln #Wakuen #Hayashi Kuro kiln #Koraku kiln #Shobido #Antique #Showa retro #Table coordination #Individual plates #Small bowls #Sometsuke (blue and white) #Traditional crafts #Lacquerware #Lacquer painting 0140