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This vintage Toyo Japanese Kutani-style porcelain sake set consists of one sake pitcher tokkuri (bottle) and six ochoko (cups). The ceramics are decorated with detailed, hand-painted colorful flowers, scrolling patterns, on a cream-colored background and red band accents. The set is crafted from porcelain, likely produced in Japan around the 1950s
This Vintage Japanese Cast Iron Teapot with Dragon Decoration is a unique and culturally significant piece that holds a capacity of 17oz or 500ml. Made in Japan, this teapot showcases traditional Japanese design with its intricate dragon decoration, embodying the beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese culture. Perfect for collectors or those seeking a distinctive addition to their tea set collection, this teapot is both functional and visually striking. Its vintage nature adds a sense of history and authenticity to any tea-drinking experience.
Vintage Japanese Kutani porcelain saucers showcase a breathtaking hand-painted landscape featuring Mount Fuji, traditional thatched-roof houses, and a sailing vessel on serene waters. The intricate artwork is framed by a sophisticated black and gold moriage border embellished with colorful floral medallions. Each piece carries the CPO Kutani backstamp, signifying authentic Japanese craftsmanship. These elegant saucers serve as exquisite examples of Showa-era decorative arts, perfect for collectors of fine Asian porcelain or as distinctive display pieces.
KOGU All Stainless TeapotDescriptionProduct status:NewColour:SilverCapacity:500mlSize (About):Width 14cm x Depth 11.2cm x Height 14.2cm / Strainer – Outer diameter 7.2cm x Height 4.7cm, Inner diameter 6.1cm x Depth 4.5cmWeight:About 265gMaterial:Body, Lid, Strainer – 18-8 stainless steel / Handle – 18-0 stainless steelCountry of origin:JapanーMade entirely of stainless steel, it is lightweight and does not break even if dropped, making it easy to handle. Large enough for 2-3 people. Easy to throw away the tea leaves with a strainer. The knob is thick and heavy, so it doesn’t get hot and the lid doesn’t fall off even when tilted.ShippingWe will ship the item 2-10 business days after your payment clears. We will ship by Japan Post except for some areas.The handling time varies depending on the product, please confirm the shipping details for more information.Transportation timeStandard Shipping : With Tracking, About 6~13DaysExpedited Shipping : With Tracking, About 2~5Days (Note: Currently, delivery may be delayed than usual. Thank you for your understanding.) The product will be shipped from Japan.International Buyers – Please Note:Please be sure to read before purchasing !!Import duties,taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges.These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick the item up.-do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts”.-US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.
This is a complete, collector-grade ensemble, preserved in its original Paulownia wood presentation box (tomobako ). The Vessel: Lacquer & Gold Engineering The exterior is finished in a deep, high-glossKuro-nuri (black lacquer) that provides a mirror-like surface for the intricateMaki-e style heraldry.