Five Ko-Imari Namasu Dishes. Two have noticeable kiln marks. Please refer to photo 19, etc. Edo period Approximate size: Diameter: Approximately 13.8cm Height: Approximately 3.5cm Weight: Approximately 257-267g Measurements are approximate due to amateur measurements. Please consider them as a guideline. The condition includes kiln flaws, imperfections, and age-related wear and tear, as well as some instability, which are believed to be from the time of manufacture. Apart from scratches and kiln marks, there were no noticeable chips or cracks. They will be sent as they are, so please take care of them as you wish. For those who like them, please consider purchasing. Regarding combined purchases of items on sale, as stated in our guide, we can combine multiple items if they are similar. For other items, it may or may not be possible, so please inquire. We offer a discount of 500 yen for the addition of one item, 300 yen for the second item, and a total of 1000 yen for the third item, a total of 800 yen. We appreciate your understanding. You can request a combined listing, but the discount will only be based on our standard discount amount. We can also contact you and create a combined listing with the same discount. Thank you for your consideration. #Ri-cho #Tea utensils #Sencha utensils #Ri-cho Sometsuke #Antique #Old folk tools #Jiro Aoyama #Masako Shirasu #Kazumi Sakata #Korean antique ceramics #Sake vessel tray #Negoro-nuri #Ko-Karatsu #Wooden tray #Antique tray #Tray #Kiji-bon #Old folk house #Gardening #Old tools #Ko-Imari #Karatsu #Seto #Arita-yaki #Kazumi Sakata Type: Pottery Type: Sake vessel Type: Guinomi (sake cup) Type: Porcelain Type: Imari-yaki/Arita-yaki Type: Dish/Plate Type: Porcelain