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しんせんたろう [ フォロー割中 ]
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Product Introduction: A lidded ceramic container shaped like a salmon. It has a white matte texture with fine scale-like embossed patterns (hobnail or dot pattern) on the surface, and the lid is designed as a fish shape, integrating from the head to the tail fin of the salmon. Product Features and Uses Material: Ceramic (finished with a white glaze close to porcelain). It appears lightweight and sturdy, but it is unknown if it is microwave or dishwasher safe (many similar ceramic containers are often not compatible). Shape: Reproduces the realistic form of a salmon. Estimated Uses: Seasoning container (soy sauce, salt, miso, etc.), small delicacy container, pickle container, or trinket box. With a lid, it offers high sealing performance and is suitable for tabletop or kitchen storage. A charming item for the Japanese dining table as a "fish-shaped lidded container," creating a Japanese cuisine atmosphere. Text: On the bottom of the lid, there are ink-style characters that look like "Aji no Maguroi" or "Aji Maguroi" (meaning "Maguroi" which sounds like tuna but is used playfully). This could be a product name or brand name, a playful naming referring to salmon instead of "Aji no Maguroi" (tuna), or possibly related to "Miso no Sake" (salmon of miso). However, it is difficult to identify the brand clearly, and it appears to be a modern handmade/small-lot production item. Appraisal Authenticity/Era: Not vintage (Showa to early Heisei period), but a relatively recent item (craft from the 2000s onwards). Not from famous pottery production areas like Arita, Hasami, or Mino, but a white ceramic piece by an artist or OEM. Characterized by handmade details (scale embossing, mouth modeling) rather than mass production. Condition: No chips or cracks visible in the photos. Good condition. Rarity: A lidded ceramic container shaped like a salmon is rare. While fish-shaped containers are often small soy sauce dishes or decorative items, lidded ones of this size are uncommon. It is highly likely to be a souvenir related to salmon-producing regions (Hokkaido/Tohoku) or a playful work by a contemporary ceramic artist. Its charm and practicality make it an item that collectors and kitchenware enthusiasts are likely to favor. It's a lovely design! - Size: Length 8cm, Width 26cm Height 6cm - Cleaned prior to listing. Thank you for looking.
4 days ago