I purchased these a few years ago from an antique shop. Both have several areas with kintsugi (gold repair) using real lacquer. The repairs are beautiful and the overall atmosphere is lovely, and I loved them, but I'm reluctantly selling them due to moving and decluttering. I used them not only as soba choko (small bowls for soba noodles) but also for coffee, tea, sake, and sometimes parfaits. They look cute with anything in them. In addition to the kintsugi, there is some soiling due to their age. Please understand that these are used items and have been stored by a private individual, and refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about condition. ●Material: Ceramic ●Size: φ7cm, h4cm Cups Cups Ochoko (small sake cups) Guinomi (sake cups) Yunomi (teacups) Sometsuke (blue and white porcelain) Antique Old tools Kintsugi (gold repair) Kintsugi (gold repair) Gintsugi (silver repair) Urushitsugi (lacquer repair) Karako (Chinese boy motif) Inban (printed design) Japanese tableware Yunomi (teacups) Kumidashi (small teacups) Mukozuke (small side dishes) Mamezara (small plates) Teshiozara (small plates) New Year's Antique items Antique market Antique white porcelain Joseon Dynasty Imari ware Edo period Taisho period Showa retro Japanese retro Vintage Vintage Antique Old folk house Flea market Retro Modern