Thank you for viewing! ^ ^ I have added more photos, so please check them as well ↓ #PenguinNekoAamAdditionalPhotoConfirmation This is a high-value item, so I kindly request that those with no ratings or "bad" ratings refrain from purchasing. Also, please carefully examine the photos and comment beforehand if you would like additional photos. These are vintage dishes that have been around for over 50 years, so please understand their characteristics. 【Condition】 Cup Glossy There are a few very small dot scratches. As shown in the 7th photo, there are thin linear scratches, shashasha...dot dot dot... Inside, there are spots of discoloration and marks that appear to have been made when stirred with cutlery. The foot has some discoloration. Saucer Has a fair amount of use. Small scratches spread in the center. I previously saw a photo in a certain tableware shop that combined a Sotsuka saucer and an Aam cup. They probably have a similar color, and there is a thick line around the rim, which I remember thinking was stylish and refined. I think it would be nice to buy them separately and enjoy them ^ ^ Plate Glossy There are linear scratches here and there. The stepped part of the rim feels slightly discolored. I feel that the pattern has some blurring or fuzziness. There are marks on the back that appear to be from three support legs, and coloring on the edge. Is it warping only on the back? There is something like a step. As mentioned above, I don't think there are any particular difficulties in the visual inspection, but unlike current Arabia tableware, these dishes have a good, relaxed feel to them. I hope you can appreciate the quality of craftsmanship of the time. Also, I apologize, but please forgive any oversight of minor scratches due to amateur inspection and home storage. Please note that I am busy with daily chores, so I am not accepting price reductions or separate sales negotiations. I will pack them especially carefully and send them. Thank you very much. #Iittala #Nuutajarvi