Pottery, Sake Vessels, Cups Ochoko/Guinomi, Footed Cups Antique Tools/Folk Crafts Dimensions (approximate) Diameter - Mouth: approx. 5.2cm / Base: approx. 2.4cm Height: approx. 4.1cm This sake vessel was found during the tidying up of an old folk house. It is believed to be a work from the late Edo period, Meiji, Taisho, or the first half of the Showa era, but details such as the artist (there is a line carving that appears to be a potter's mark/inscription) and the year of production are unknown due to the lack of a wooden box. As far as I have confirmed, there are no cracks, but there is a chip of about 3mm on the bottom. It has been cleaned before being put up for sale. The gentle warping of the rim, the moist and calm luster, texture, and feel unique to old pottery, and the appearance and charm brought about by the passage of time, including kiln marks, are appreciated as "scenery and expression." The color may differ from the actual product due to the performance of the device and the influence of lighting. Please consider the above points before making a purchase. Type...Tableware, Sake Vessels, Ochoko, Guinomi