【Antique】【Collection】【Antique】 #nekoLifeAntique Warehouse-find Dishes, Long-term Storage, Damaged Dishes, Period Dishes For Kintsugi Practice These are dishes found in storage. The wooden box is marked with "Ansei 2nd year," but the details are unknown as they were wrapped in washi paper. These are very old dishes, so There may be kiln marks (scratches made during firing), small scratches, glaze loss, glaze peeling, frit, pinholes, warping, stains, and dirt. Please check the photos. Delicate painting, one with the Uzufuku mark. These items give a sense of warmth from the craftsmanship of the good old days. For those who love old dishes. For sencha, guinomi (sake cup), or mukozuke (side dish) Unfortunately, there is a chip on the rim. How about using it for kintsugi (gold repair) or as a display piece? If you have any questions, please ask in advance. For those who understand vintage/antique, and antiques For those who like good old Japanese-made items, and items from that time For collections, interiors, and displays Please consider it. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to details. Please check the images carefully and consider. I am also listing other Japanese-made items from the good old days. Please consider them. Vintage antique Kakiemon hand-painted Edo Edo period Late Edo period Japan Meiji era Taisho era Taisho Roman items from that time Inban (printed) crafts Mingei (folk art) Mingei (folk art) Gosu (cobalt pigment) glaze blue cobalt Wabi-sabi hand-painted objects interior goods kitchen goods coffee shop interior accessories cafe Kaiseki tea kaiseki tea utensils tea sets Japanese food Japanese tableware Japanese food antique tools old folk house old items rare items rare items old folk house tableware Arita ware pottery flea market Ubudashi (unearthed) period items Imari Ko-Imari Sometsuke (blue and white) Mingei (folk art) sake vessels sake cups Mukozuke (side dish) sobachoko (soba noodle cup) guinomi (sake cup) porcelain folk art kintsugi materials