Thank you for viewing this product from among many others. ・The items we handle are mainly from the storage of old local houses. These are exquisite items discovered from wealthy farmers and merchants. You can see the evidence of their former prosperity. ・We mainly deal with antique items, old folk tools, and antiques, primarily from the Edo period to the end of the Edo period, Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa periods. ・Due to the nature of antique items, kiln marks, dust marks, glaze cracks, and scratches on the foot are not mentioned, so please refer to the images. ※ We will describe them as much as possible, but we cannot convey everything. Please understand. ◆Product Description◆ ◇Period: Believed to be late Edo period to Meiji period. ◇Features: Mijingarasa (fine arabesque pattern) ◇Origin: Arita-yaki, Ko-Imari, Imari-yaki ◇Size: Please check from the images. ◇Quantity: 2 pieces ◆Condition◆ Small Ko-Imari soba choko! Popular Mijingarasa! It is believed to be from the Edo to Meiji period, but it is not an appraisal by an expert, it is only an assumption, so please understand this point. In my opinion, how about using it as a daily-use living antique! It will become increasingly difficult to obtain in the future, so please take this opportunity! ⚠︎This is an antique item. Please consider only if you understand. ◆Please Note◆ Regarding the condition of the product, there are individual differences, please judge from the images. There are scratches that cannot be seen in the photos. If you are concerned, please refrain from considering. ※ We will hand it over with easy cleaning. ※ Please understand if it is not completely cleaned in detail. ※ There is no guarantee of any kind. Please purchase with understanding. ・Questions, requests, and requests for urgent shipping after purchase may not be able to be accommodated. Retro Showa Retro Taisho Roman End of Edo period Edo period Antique Antique Sometsuke (blue and white) Colored painting Gold leaf Imari Arita Ko-Imari Kutani Shigaraki Antique Namazu-zara (small dish) Namazu-zara (small dish) Inban (printed) For those looking for items such as these. Imari-yaki, Arita-yaki