This is an Ohori Soma iron glaze or a Kotanba Tenmoku glaze tokkuri (sake bottle).
The period is thought to be from the late Edo period to around the Meiji period, but the details are unknown.
There are no accompanying items such as a box.
There is a long, thin linear scratch on the body. (See the arrow in photo 20, etc.)
Size:
Height: Approximately 20cm
Weight: Approximately 388g
Please allow for some margin of error.
Please refer to the photos.
The condition is relatively good for its age, but there are scratches, minor abrasions, discoloration, peeling, stains, etc.
There is a long scratch on the body. (Please refer to photos 19 and 20.) Please consider this item with the understanding that there is a crack. Otherwise, I did not find any cracks or chips.
I cannot tell if there is any odor, so please consider this item with the understanding that there may be an odor.
Water leakage has not been confirmed. I do not plan to check for water leakage, so please understand that there may be leakage or seepage.
I have tried to include photos focusing on the defects, but there may be areas that I could not capture. Please ask if you have any questions or concerns. I can also replace the photos.
I will send it as is, so please take care of it as you like.
For those who like it, please consider it.
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