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Item No. 107
☆ Price reduced.
18,000 yen → 17,500 yen
☆ This is likely a sen-chawan (tea bowl for sencha) from the mid to late Edo period, according to the box inscription.
However, considering the size, it can also be used as a small bowl or mukouzuke (side dish).
There are no cracks or chips.
☆ I fell in love with it at an antique market and bought it as a set of 5 with the original box (tomobako).
It was a set of 5 small bowls, but I got a discount, and the price was 30,000 yen.
☆ One bowl has a 4mm chip on the rim and a 3mm repair in one place, so I am offering the 4 perfect bowls here.
If you would like the complete set of 5, please let me know.
☆ Above all, I am impressed by the amazing hand-painted design on this vessel.
Flowers under a willow tree, lattice patterns with karahana (Chinese flowers), and two butterflies.
☆ The arrangement of each element is exquisitely balanced, a good design from the Edo period.
☆ Furthermore, the flower basket painted in the center is so well done, it makes you want to applaud.
☆ Size: Diameter 10 cm
Height 5 cm
☆ Please let me know if you want the box.
The box inscription of Ko-Imari (old Imari) may also be written as "Kokon-ri".
☆ Please be sure to read my profile.
If you are concerned about stains or damage other than cracks or chips, please refrain from purchasing.
☆ We ask that those who understand old items and antique antiques make a purchase. (4)99000807 107