Thank you for viewing. This is a special exhibition from an old family's collection. It is an item from about 50 years ago. Please enjoy the craftsmanship of the time ♡ This is an item that took time and effort. Although it is in a relatively clean condition for old lacquerware, there are minor scratches on the underside of the lid and corners, and some lacquer peeling, but none of these affect its use. Please be aware that the surname is written in gold letters on the bottom right. We kindly request that those who understand old antiques purchase this item. Sold as is. Please enjoy it in the coming season. We also plan to exhibit soup bowls. For those who appreciate authenticity. We have other wonderful tableware available. Please take a look ♡ ◆ Please be sure to read the following ◆ ※ Please refrain from bidding if you are concerned about minor details or seek perfection, as this item has been in someone's possession once. ★ Recycled materials may be used for packaging. ★ The product images may differ in color from the actual item depending on the environment of your PC or smartphone. Please understand this in advance. ★ If not stated as "cannot be combined," we will handle combined transactions and shipping. ★ If you have any questions, please feel free to ask before purchasing. Wajima-nuri lacquerware Wakamatsu Maki-e Soup Bowl Bowl Small Bowl #Wajima-nuri Arita-yaki Ko-Imari Imari Imari-yaki Early Imari Berlin Blue Seto-yaki Nabeshima-yaki Hasami-yaki Mashiko-yaki Ko-Seto Antique Finest quality Presentation item Namusu-zara (small dish) Namusu-zara (small dish) From the collection Old ceramics Old porcelain Mingei (folk art) Old folk tools Old folk house #From the family's collection