⏺️▽▼Product Description & Transaction Information▼▽⏺️ ⭕ We value connections and strive to ensure that you'll want to purchase all of our listed items. 【Size】 Height: 14cm, Diameter: 19cm x 12cm Weight: 934g 【Condition】 No chips, cracks, or other damage. Most of the items for sale are antiques and old art pieces from the past. Please understand that there may be some minor scratches or stains due to aging. ◼️Immediate Purchase◼️ is welcome. ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー (^o^) Thank you for viewing (^_^) ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー ＊Due to work, it may take some time to respond to comments. 【Peace of Mind】 We only list items that we believe you will be happy with. 【Discounts】 ・Discounts through the bulk purchase feature. ・Ask for a discount in the comments. Please let us know your desired price. 【Transaction Details】 Please read the profile. 【Listed Price】 Prices will be randomly reduced from time to time. 【Anonymous Shipping】 We ship via "Yu-Yu Mercari Delivery," which ensures customer anonymity and protects personal information. You can receive your package at home, the post office, or a convenience store. ✴️Items for Sale...✴️ 1️⃣ Primarily Japanese antique ceramics. Dishes such as Arita-yaki, Imari-yaki, Ko-Imari, Kakiemon, and Kutani-yaki are the main focus. 2️⃣ Clean Sometsuke (blue and white porcelain). Beautiful, elegant Kin-de (gold-painted), Kinrande (brocade-style), Iroe (colored), and Nishikide (brocade-style) pieces. Also, pieces with calm colors like Akae (red-painted). Dishes include large plates, medium plates, small plates, small dishes, long plates, te-shio dishes, namasu dishes, kaina dishes, mukozuke, small bowls, lidded items, soba choko, soba choko, nozoki, lidded tea bowls, rice bowls, kashibachi (sweet bowls), and tokkuri (sake bottles). 3️⃣ Lacquerware, such as Wajima-nuri. We also plan to sell makie (lacquer with gold or silver designs) and chinkin (gold inlay) lacquerware, such as osumashi-wan (soup bowls), nimono-wan (stew bowls), and meimei-zara (individual plates). 4️⃣ We offer a wide variety of items, from single pieces to sets of 2, 5, or 10. 6️⃣ Ceramics from the Edo period, Meiji period, Taisho period, and Showa period. 7️⃣ How about using them for tea kaiseki (tea ceremony cuisine)? #Bizen-yaki #Dolls #Daikokuten #Daikoku #Ebisu #SevenLuckyGods #GoodLuckItems