✅ Final price reduction. Late Edo period. A set of 3 Ko-Imari color-painted ochoko (small sake cups). With split paintings of pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms with small birds, dragon motifs in small windows, keyaki (Japanese zelkova) patterns on the rim, and dyed Nishiki color painting with gold accents of pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms in the well, this is a luxurious masterpiece. Images 5-7 show what appear to be kiln marks on each piece. The item in image 7 has a very small nyu (crack, likely formed during firing) in the well that doesn't show up in the image. ☆ Good for collection, also good for everyday use (as serving dishes, coffee cups, etc.) How about taking this opportunity? Size: Diameter = 8.5cm, Height = 6.6cm (Please allow for a few millimeters of error for each.) ☆ There are no cracks or chips, but as these are antique items, there are age-related minor scratches, wear and peeling of the color painting and gold accents, and kiln marks (glaze loss, pinholes, insect bites, roughness, etc.). Please check the images and understand the above descriptions (including subjective opinions) and those who understand antique items, please. ☆ Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous. ☆ Washed and bleached.