Antique Japanese Edo Era (c1850) Sake Cup Guinomi Hand Painted Ceramic 2" Bamboo Having been used lovingly over
Description
Having been used lovingly over the past century+
75" x 19" Paul Jacoulet giclée reproduction print titled "Le Reveil" Saipan
1920) ten piece set of red lacquer nesting bowl and serving tray set
The plate measures 6" long by about 5 1/4" wide (15 x 13
It is well made with all wooden pin construction and has its original 20 coats of Japanese black lacquer finish
Antique Japanese Edo Era (c1850) Sake Cup Guinomi Hand Painted Ceramic 2" Bamboo Having been used lovingly overThis is an antique Japanese late Edo Era (c. 1800 1860) all hand painted sake cup (Guinomi or Sakazuki) used specifically for drinking sake. This cup was fired in a wood burning kiln at high temperatures for lasting durability. It has a stylized floral and garden design in akai imari (multi color imari). It measures 1 7 8" in across by 1 3 4" tall (4. 75 x 4. 5 cm). This cup remains in fine condition with no chips or hairlines. A perfect size for
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