Vintage Japanese Iron Tea Kettle Biconvex Shaped Enameled Tetsubin 5" POSIM representing the continued influence of

representing the continued influence of Chinese literati landscapes on Japanese porcelain production in the early 1900s

A vintage Japanese porcelain plate offered for kintsugi restoration and study

Antique Japanese Porcelain Sake Cup or SakazukiLate Meiji to early Showa Period c1900 to 1930's

light soiling to the outer wrapper

Vintage Japanese Iron Tea Kettle Biconvex Shaped Enameled Tetsubin 5" POSIM representing the continued influence ofThis is a vintage Japanese tetsubin (iron tea pot). It is made of cast iron and is very small, only 5" in diameter to steep tea. The body features a biconvex body with even horizantal grooves and a round lid and matching rectangular finial. The lid itself is decorated in the same style. It is made of iron to hold the heat. The interior is lined with enamel and is used to brew tea using the included strainer. while this ketal should never be placed on