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This fine sake set includes service for four. Each porcelain container has its own unique calligraphy design. This set is boxed in a black gift box.
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60-90 years old, with two matching cups. Each cup's design shows a Rabbit in the grass, under a tree. The Sake bottle shows a landscape scene with a Weeping Willow and Hut on one side, and a figure crossing over a bridge that leads to the Mountains on the other. Handpainted in Cobalt Blue, with some gold outlines painted over the blue, the Sake bottle is signed "Kutani" on the bottom, but the Sake Cups are signed in Kanji and say "Fuku" or "Good Luck". The Sake cups were intentionally matched to...
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Although sake is traditionally served warm, the wide variety and quality of sake that is available on the market today make it easier for the sake lover to find premium sake flavors that can be enjoyed both chilled and warm. Ginjo and other premium sake are usually best enjoyed slightly chilled, and Junmai which tends to be fuller in flavor and more acidic is tastes better when it is warmed. In Japan, sake is usually warmed slightly by placing a full flask in a hot pan of water for a few minutes...
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Beautiful and mimimal handmade porcelain sake set (one bottle and two cups) comes with handpainted white dots or without, to decorate the matte black clay. Glazed on the inside and safe for drinking. Handwash only. Each piece is handformed so measurements are approximate. Bottle is 5 1/2" high and 3 1/4" diameter at the base. The cups are approximately 1 3/4" high and 1 3/4" diameter at the top.
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This set is admired for its artistic workmanship and authentic appearance. Made of fine porcelain and lighter in weight, it has a delicate feel. The slendering base of the cups fits perfectly in the hand.
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A double-gourd sake bottle in the style of late Ming Chinese porcelain for the Japanese market, by Eiraku Sokusen, 20th century. A seal stamped just above the base reads Eiraku. Strongly influenced by shonzui wares, this bottle depicts boys playing in a garden with pinwheels and a large character. It measures 21cm or 8 inches high. No damage. No box
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Gorgeous porcelain Asian fusion hinged trinket box sets! Beautiful colors and designs make this hinged trinket box set stand out as an extraordinary treasure from the Far East! This set of 4 elegant hinged boxes features traditional enamel techniques. Great for small jewelry items. #15037
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BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN SAKE BOTTLE Arita Province, Late 19th Century In ovoid form with bamboo design. Height 11½"
BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN SAKE BOTTLE Arita Province, Late 19th Century In ovoid form with bamboo design. Height 11½".
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Charming old Japanese Arita porcelain sake flask, Edo period, c.1750-1850. Rare Rosoku form with very narrow neck and substantial trunk, vivid colors, charming composition. Lovely motif, and fabulous patterning throughout. Very good condition. Dimensions: 8 high, 4 diameter.
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PORCELAIN SAKE BOTTLE-FORTUNE & LONGEVITY (L)
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Porcelain Black on Black Sake cup. 1 1/2" h x 2 1/4" dia.
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