This is a pale lapis lazuli-colored Imban Choko (small sake cup). It appears to have a chrysanthemum and karakusa (arabesque) pattern. It would be great not only as a sake cup but also for spices or dressings. *Cannot be combined with other items. The last image shows it with a similar piece from another page. Approximately 4.5cm x approximately 5.1cm, approximately 4.5cm x approximately 5cm (variations exist) I didn't find any chips or cracks. There are pinholes, kiln marks, glaze imperfections, and variations in the Imban printing. *Buying in bulk is a great deal. We will discount the shipping difference for bulk purchases. Please note that we may revise the price if an unexpected discount is offered. Please read my profile before purchasing. Please understand that there may be age-related imperfections. I may have overlooked something. We are looking forward to purchases from those who understand the condition of antique items. Shipping will mainly be on weekends and holidays. Antique Vintage Retro Romance Kotto (antique) Furumono (old items) Kobijutsu (antique art) Koto (old pottery) Kogan (antique playthings) Furu dougu (old tools) Flea market Nominoichi (flea market) Garaktachi (junk market) Kottoichi (antique market) Old Kominka (old folk house) Pottery Ceramics Ko-Imari (old Imari ware) China Southern Asia Chinoiserie Early Arita Hasami Imari Seto Tobe Kurawanka Tableware Kitchen Utensils Free cup Plate Choko (small sake cup) Sake cup Saka-zuki (sake cup) Chu-hi (shochu highball) Reishu (chilled sake) Sake Mukozuke (small side dish) Coffee Yunomi (tea cup) Soba (buckwheat noodles) Tsukemen (dipping noodles) Sometsuke (blue and white) Imban (transfer print) Seika (blue flower) Gosu (cobalt blue) Era (period) Edo (period) Bakumatsu (late Edo period) Meiji (period) Taisho (period) Showa (period) Hobby Collection Rare Kikka (chrysanthemum) Karakusa (arabesque)