From the Meiji to Taisho eras (late 19th to early 20th centuries) One item has some roughness and a chip on the foot, but there are no chips on the rim or elsewhere. These are very old items. I have tried to include images of any areas of concern, but there may be some oversights. Thank you for your understanding, and please consider purchasing. These are very old items. I have tried to include images of any areas of concern, but there may be some oversights. Thank you for your understanding, and please consider purchasing. My family loves old tableware and has collected items from antique shops, passed down through generations, and purchased locally. I am gradually parting with them to declutter. If you'd like, please take a look at my other items as well. Discounts are available for combined shipping. Please inquire via comments. #Edo #EdoPeriod #Meiji #MeijiEra #Taisho #TaishoEra #Prewar #Postwar #Japanese #JapaneseTableware #Sometsuke #Antique #Antiques #AntiqueDishes #Retro #Vintage #OldTools #ImariWare #Imari #KoImari #Seto #SetoWare #HandPainted #Kiln #Pottery #Porcelain #Crafts #Tradition #LateEdoPeriod #OldArt #Ochoko #Choko #Yunomi #YunomiTeaCup #Kobachi #Guinomi #SakeVessel #Inban