● Please feel free to ask any questions regarding price negotiations. ● Even if there are comments in progress, priority will be given to the person who purchases first. ● Please be sure to read the self-introduction and description. ● Comments before purchase are not necessary. ● We do not offer layaway. ● It may take some time to respond to comments. Thank you for your understanding. 《Product Name》 ★ Imari Sometsuke Sansui Roukaku Mon Mukouzuke (Small Dishes) 3 pieces, Hand-painted, Meiji Period ② 《Product Description》 This is a set of 3 Imari Sometsuke (blue and white) Sansui Roukaku Mon (landscape with pavilions) Mukouzuke. They are hand-painted, each with subtle differences, and I believe they are from the Meiji period. They feature carefully drawn Sansui Roukaku Mon, with edge patterns, and the foot is also carefully crafted. Mukouzuke refers to the dishes used in the kaiseki course of a tea ceremony. They are placed in front of the rice bowl on the left, the soup bowl on the right, and are used to serve seasonal sashimi, appetizers, etc. They are delicate, thin porcelain, but are in relatively good condition. Please enjoy the idyllic scenery of a peaceful era. 《Product Specifications》 ★ Size Diameter: Approximately 84 mm Height: Approximately 49 mm ※ Please forgive any slight errors as this is amateur measurement. 《Product Condition》 There are some minor stains and scratches. As shown in the last image, there is a crack-like area on the inner bottom of one piece, but it does not go through to the bottom (no water leakage). There is a tiny chip on the foot of another piece. The other piece is in good condition. 《Management Code》YVSGAE3718