Antique Japanese Late Meiji Era (C. 1890) Blue&White Imari Ceramic Tokkuri Sake Bottle / Vase 7”H Ranma with the exception of a

with the exception of a small area of missing enamel at the base (see photos) it remains in fine condition

He is credited for the introduction of Shaolin kung fu

They measureapproximately 3/8" (1 cm) by a standard 7/8" (2

1840) of hinoki (cypress) face and sugi (cryptomeria) case with kiri (paulownia) interiors

Antique Japanese Late Meiji Era (C. 1890) Blue&White Imari Ceramic Tokkuri Sake Bottle / Vase 7”H Ranma with the exception of aThis is a antique late Meiji era (c. 1890) Japanese Tokkuri (sake bottle). It is made of ceramic fired at high temperatures for lasting durability. It has a nice design in a rich dark brown glaze and a rim of blue at the top. The opening at the top has been shaped to form a little bit of a spout to aid in pouring. With exception to minor signs of use, this sake bottle remains in fine condition. It measures 3 1 4" in diameter at the bottom (8. 5 cm),